Art Books the World of Giotto Time Life Art Series circa 1970's w slipcase Art Lovers Gift for Readers Used Books Art History Italian Art
$18.75
This is a near fine (almost like new) hardcover with accompanying slipcase. Circa 1970's Time Life Art Series books. This copy is crisp and clean inside and out. Hardcover boards in tan with red quarter trim are near fine with barely a hint of shelf wear. The accompanying slipcase is also near fine, with full color illustrated frontispiece. Larger coffee table style book, quarto book size or 9.5" x 12".
In the 1970's, Time Life issued series of titles in their Art Series publications. This selection is The World of Giotto. Giotto was an Italian painter from Florence working during the gothic Late Middle Ages. He is one of the masters of human face and emotions. This edition is generously illustrated with his works and text detailing his life.
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