Indian Art of Mexico and Central America

This first edition copy is an ex-library book with a withdrawn stamp and an accession number inscribed inside. The book's binding is intact, and the cover shows typical wear for its age. The spine and boards are in good condition, though there is no dust jacket present.

"Indian Art of Mexico and Central America" by Miguel Covarrubias, published by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. in 1957, is a seminal exploration of the rich artistic traditions of indigenous cultures in Mexico and Central America. This first edition, printed in New York, offers a comprehensive analysis of the art and artifacts from pre-Columbian civilizations, providing valuable insights into their cultural and historical contexts. Covarrubias, a renowned artist and anthropologist, brings his expertise and passion for the subject to this work, making it a significant contribution to the fields of art history and anthropology. The book's scarcity as a first edition enhances its value for collectors and scholars alike. This copy, previously part of a library collection, features a library withdrawal stamp and an inscription. The physical condition of the book is consistent with its age, with any jacket condition unknown.