Fine first edition hardcover, no writing, no foxing. Offsetting to end-papers, slight toning. Maroon boards, gold lettering. Jacket very good, some edge wear, not price-clipped, protected in mylar. This is a discussion on modern painting by the artist Hilaire Hiler and Miller and Saroyan. Miller admits that he did learn a lot about abstract art, but not how to draw. Saroyan's contribution is written in a witty and individual style. 108 pages. M03058. Seller Inventory # M03058

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Title: Why Abstract?

Publisher: The Falcon Press Limited

Publication Date: 1948

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Near Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good

Edition: 1st Edition

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