Landscape into Art

This ex-library copy of "Landscape into Art" shows signs of wear consistent with library use. It has library stamps and an inscription on the title page. The binding appears intact, but the dust jacket's condition is unknown. Overall, it maintains the character expected from a well-handled library book.

"Landscape into Art" by Kenneth Clark, published by John Murray in London, 1966, is a significant work in the field of art history. This fourth printing offers insights into the transformation of landscapes into artistic expressions, a subject masterfully explored by Clark, a renowned art historian. The book is distinguished by its wrapper illustration, crafted by Graham Sutherland in 1940, adding a unique visual element to this edition. As an ex-library copy from Penrose Public Library, it carries the marks of its institutional past, including library stamps and an inscription. This edition is a valuable find for collectors interested in art history and the evolution of landscape art. The physical condition reflects its library usage, providing a sense of its journey through time.