Leger AND THE Avant-Garde

This hardcover edition of "Leger and the Avant-Garde" is an ex-library copy with visible stamps and stickers from the Denver Public Library. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, including minor scuffing and edge wear, consistent with library circulation. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability for future readers.

"Leger and the Avant-Garde" by Christopher Green is a significant exploration of the influential artist Fernand Léger and his role in the avant-garde movement. Published by Yale University Press in 1976, this hardcover edition is a detailed study that provides insights into Léger's contributions to modern art. The book is published in New Haven and London, emphasizing its scholarly approach. Although the edition is not specified, this particular copy is an ex-library edition from the Denver Public Library, evident from the stamps and stickers present. The book's focus on avant-garde art and modernism makes it a valuable resource for art historians and enthusiasts. The dust jacket is worn but intact, reflecting its past usage in a public library setting, which adds a layer of historical context to its physical state.