One of 950 copies. A convincing and lucid treatise on the principles of art. Printed at the press of William Edwin Rudge with typography by Bruce Rogers. 8vo., [15 x 22.5 cms], original quarter brown cloth over blue cloth boards, lettering in gilt to upper cover and spine. A presentable copy.

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Title: The Relation of Art to Nature.
Publisher: William Edwin Rudge, New York
Publication Date: 1922
Binding: Hardcover

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SOPHIE SCHNEIDEMAN RARE BOOKS, ABA, ILAB
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