Animals in Art

This copy of "Animals in Art" is an ex-library edition, with library stamps present. The dust jacket is worn, showing signs of age with minor tears and creases, but remains largely intact. The binding is secure, and the pages are clean, featuring vibrant photogravure plates. Overall, the book is in good condition considering its age and previous use.

"Animals in Art" by Marcel Brion, published by Franklin Watts Inc. in New York, 1959, is a compelling exploration of the depiction of animals in art throughout history. This edition features fifty-eight photogravure plates, including sixteen in color, offering a vivid visual experience. Marcel Brion, a renowned art historian, provides insightful commentary that enriches the visual content. This edition is an English translation by Frances Hogarth-Gaute, adding accessibility to Brion's original work. The book is a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and collectors, particularly those interested in the intersection of art and nature. The copy is an ex-library edition, indicating previous institutional use, but remains a significant acquisition for its detailed illustrations and scholarly content. The dust jacket shows wear with minor tears, but the book itself is intact.