Masson

This hardcover edition of "Masson" is in good condition with some wear typical of ex-library copies. The spine and cover show minor wear, and there are library markings from the Denver Public Library. The book lacks a dust jacket, and the binding remains intact and sturdy. Pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures.

"Masson" by Otto Hahn, published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. in 1965, explores the influential art of André Masson. This hardcover edition, printed and bound in West Germany, delves into Masson's impact on 20th-century art, particularly within the Surrealist movement. Otto Hahn provides an insightful analysis of Masson's work, highlighting his unique approach to painting and his influence on subsequent artists. This edition stands out as a significant exploration of Masson's contributions to art, particularly for those interested in Surrealism. The book is an ex-library copy, as indicated by markings from the Denver Public Library, and does not include a dust jacket. This makes it a unique find for collectors and art historians alike, offering a glimpse into Masson's world through Hahn's expert lens.