Graphic Arts: From Early Manuscript Illumination to the Modern Poster

This hardcover edition is ex-library, displaying the usual stamps and markings. The dust jacket is worn, with visible tears and some library labels. The binding remains intact, though signs of wear are evident, consistent with its age and library usage.

"Graphic Arts: From Early Manuscript Illumination to the Modern Poster" is a comprehensive exploration of the evolution of graphic arts authored by Paul Beaujon, Arthur Haseloff, Stanley Morison, and other notable authorities. This edition was published by Garden City Publishing Company, Inc. in Garden City, New York, in 1936. The hardcover format provides durability, making it a valuable addition to any art historian's library. The book offers an in-depth look at the progression of graphic arts, from ancient manuscript illuminations to the innovations of modern poster design. It is a rich resource for understanding the historical context and artistic techniques that have shaped visual communication. This edition is ex-library, with associated markings, and features a dust jacket that is worn with some tears. Despite its condition, it remains a significant work for those interested in the history of art and graphic design.