Studio:Europe (Signed First Edition)

Author: Groth, Johm (Ernest Hemingway, Introduction)
Title: Studio:Europe (Signed First Edition)
Publication: New York: The Vanguard Press, 1945
Edition: First U.S. Edition

Description: Hardcover. Near Fine/Fine / Very Good.

8vo., 283pp. Sharp First Edition of this compilation of dispatches from the Europe during WWII with accompanying sketches, that had been originally published in various periodicals of the time. Bound in blue cloth with spine titles in silver and illustration stamped in silver on front board. Illustrated end-papers. Illustrated throughout with the author's sketches. Square, tight and clean throughout with just mild wear to spine ends and tips. Attractive unclipped dust jacket, ($3.50) has several small chips and closed tears along edges. Still solid can complete. fresh and bright. Signed by the author, (and artist), on the front end-paper. A very sharp, collectable copy at a very good price.

Seller ID: 014261

Subject: Art/Architecture/Photography/Decorative Arts/Antiques, Signed/Inscribed



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