
The History of Art: Architecture, Painting, Sculpture
by Bernard S. Myers and Trewin Copplestone (General Editors)
The History of Art: Architecture, Painting, Sculpture by Bernard S. Myers and Trewin Copplestone, published by Barnes & Noble Books in 1992, is a hardcover edition featuring over twelve hundred illustrations. This comprehensive art history volume covers significant developments in architecture, painting, and sculpture. ISBN 0-88029-550-3. The book is in excellent condition, ideal for collectors and art enthusiasts.
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This hardcover edition is in excellent condition with no visible signs of wear on the spine or cover. The binding remains tight, and the pages are clean and unmarked. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, but the book's structural integrity is well-preserved, making it a fine copy for collectors and readers.
About This Classic 1992 Edition
The History of Art: Architecture, Painting, Sculpture, edited by Bernard S. Myers and Trewin Copplestone, is a comprehensive volume published by Barnes & Noble Books in 1992. This hardcover edition offers an extensive exploration of art history, covering key movements and figures in architecture, painting, and sculpture. The book is richly illustrated, featuring over twelve hundred illustrations that enhance the detailed narratives provided by various expert contributors. Originally published by Reed International Books Limited in 1965, this edition offers a curated insight into the evolution of art across different periods and styles. It is a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and scholars alike. The book is printed in Slovenia and carries the ISBN 0-88029-550-3. This edition is not marked as a first edition, and it remains in excellent condition, making it a desirable addition to any art library.
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