Vermeer

This softcover edition of Jan Vermeer shows typical signs of library use, including a library sticker on the spine. The pages are intact with some expected wear, and the cover shows minor edge wear. There is a handwritten inscription on the title page. Overall, the book is in good condition for a library copy, with no major tears or markings.

Jan Vermeer by Lawrence Gowing, published by Barnes & Noble, Inc. in New York, presents an insightful exploration of the Dutch master painter, Jan Vermeer. This particular copy is the second printing from 1963, following its initial U.S. publication in 1962. Gowing, a respected art historian, delves into Vermeer’s oeuvre, providing a comprehensive look at his artistic contributions and historical context. This edition is part of the Barnes & Noble Art Series and is particularly notable for its scholarly approach and detailed analysis. The book is ex-library, with a sticker on the spine, and includes a handwritten inscription on the title page. While the condition of the dust jacket is unknown, this softcover edition remains a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and collectors interested in Vermeer’s legacy.