Jacques Henri Lartigue The Invention of an Artist 2004 First Edition HC DJ
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Jacques Henri Lartigue: The Invention of an Artist by Kevin Moore is an illustrated study of the French photographer’s work and reputation. It connects Lartigue’s images with the artistic and popular culture that shaped them, offering an engaging reference for photography collectors, art historians, and readers interested in French life during the Belle Époque.
Published by Princeton University Press in 2004. First edition, first printing, with the full number line ending in 1. Hardcover bound in black boards with a contrasting cloth spine, retaining its pictorial dust jacket and clear protective cover. Printed and bound in Italy. ISBN: 0691120021.
Moore examines Lartigue’s development as a photographer and the later exhibitions and publications that established his place in photographic history. Illustrated with photographs, drawings, and period imagery, the volume combines visual material with scholarly discussion, bibliographical references, and an index.
Very Good condition, with light shelf wear to the boards and extremities and mild toning to the page edges. The photographed interior pages are clean and bright. The dust jacket presents well beneath its clear protective cover, which shows surface scuffing and creasing. An old retail price sticker remains on the rear protective covering. Please review the photographs for condition details.
SKU D-9
Jacques Henri Lartigue The Invention of an Artist 2004 First Edition HC DJ
$55.00
Published by Princeton University Press in 2004. First edition, first printing, with the full number line ending in 1. Hardcover bound in black boards with a contrasting cloth spine, retaining its pictorial dust jacket and clear protective cover. Printed and bound in Italy. ISBN: 0691120021.
Moore examines Lartigue’s development as a photographer and the later exhibitions and publications that established his place in photographic history. Illustrated with photographs, drawings, and period imagery, the volume combines visual material with scholarly discussion, bibliographical references, and an index.
Very Good condition, with light shelf wear to the boards and extremities and mild toning to the page edges. The photographed interior pages are clean and bright. The dust jacket presents well beneath its clear protective cover, which shows surface scuffing and creasing. An old retail price sticker remains on the rear protective covering. Please review the photographs for condition details.
SKU D-9