Stage Design

Near fine condition, with only light surface rubbing to the glossy covers and a faint line of handling wear visible on the rear panel—typical for this oversized, dark-laminate production but still far better preserved than most copies. The binding is tight and square, the spine uncreased, and the interior pages are clean, bright, and free of marks. The full-bleed color plates remain vivid and sharply printed, with no creasing or edge wear. A crisp, well-cared-for example of a book that often shows heavy use due to its appeal to designers and theatre professionals. An extensively illustrated survey of contemporary scenography, featuring contributions from twelve internationally acclaimed designers including Günther Schneider-Siemssen, Ming Cho Lee, William Dudley, Maria Bjørnson, Richard Hudson, and George Tsypin. The volume showcases process sketches, scale models, production photographs, and designer commentaries across theatre, dance, opera, and musical staging. First printings of RotoVision’s stagecraft and design titles have become increasingly scarce, especially in attractive condition; this copy presents exceptionally well for collectors, design historians, and working theatre artists alike. From the personal library of Tony Walton (1934–2022), Academy Award– and multiple Tony Award–winning stage and costume designer, celebrated for his imaginative work in stage and film.…