Bonnard by Annette Vaillant | 1st Edition | Tipped-in Color Plates

Description: Bonnard by Annette Vaillant - Summary Bonnard by Annette Vaillant is an insightful exploration of the life and work of Pierre Bonnard, a significant figure in the post-Impressionist movement. This first edition, published in 1965 by the New York Graphic Society, features a dialogue between Jean Cassou and Raymond Cogniat, accompanied by commentaries from Hans R. Hahnloser. The book includes 53 color plates, 92 black-and-white plates, and 79 line drawings (9 in color), providing a comprehensive visual representation of Bonnard's art. Notably, it contains rare tipped-in color plates that enhance the reader's appreciation of his vibrant use of color and light. This copy is in very good condition, with a good dust jacket that has some chips and tears along the edges. It is bound in the publisher's cream cloth with a gilt title, although there is some soil on the top edge of the boards. The book features sturdy cardstock pages and has a secure, tight binding. This edition comes from the personal collection of a university art professor, whose signature can be found on the front end page, adding academic provenance to this valuable resource. Key Features:Comprehensive study of Pierre Bonnard's art and influenceIllustrated with 53 color plates and additional black-and-white imagesVery good condition with good dust jacket and sturdy binding Collection Suitability: This book is an essential resource for collectors and scholars of art history, particularly those interested in post-Impressionism and the work of Pierre Bonnard. The professor's signature adds value and context, making it a notable addition to any art library.

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