USED： Good Condition

Yves Saint Laurent forty years of creation photo book/work collection. Fashion, hardcover, foreign books, French, English, 1998 first edition, large format, used books. A collection of works published on the 40th anniversary of fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent's (1936-2008) debut. It consists of magazine covers published from 1958, when he spectacularly appeared as the successor to Christian Dior, to the present. The photo was taken by a famous photographer. The printing is excellent and looks like a photo print. Purchased as design material. It was kept in a library. There are some scratches and scratches on the cover, but it is in good condition. The inside pages have no discoloration and are as clean as new, with no signs of use, even though they were only opened a few times at the time of purchase. A collection sticker is pasted on Table 3. The book is in good condition overall.
Size: approx. 250 x 332mm

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