WOODCUTS.
Book Description
The book is considered an important work in the history of American printmaking, as Glintenkamp was a key figure in the development of the art form in the United States. The book is also valued for its insights into the cultural and artistic climate of Europe in the early 20th century.
In addition to its artistic and cultural significance, "A Wanderer in Woodcuts" is also an engaging travelogue, as Glintenkamp writes with a vivid and descriptive style that brings his travels to life for the reader.
American painter, printmaker, and sculptor, 1887-1946. A Wanderer in Woodcuts. "A Wanderer in Woodcuts" is a book written by Hermann Glintenkamp, an artist and printmaker, originally published in 1926. The book is a personal account of Glintenkamp's experiences traveling through Europe and observing the art and culture of various countries.
Dealer Notes
large 8vo, pages: xi,126 illustrations. 126 exquisite woodcuts, most with narratives on opposing verso. No Dust jacket. 16.5 x 23.5 cmFirst edition with FR symbol on copyright page. Previous owner neat inscription on half title page ‘To Albert from Ernestine,Christmas 1932’. Additional charges may be needed for international shipments.
[ref: 28199 ]
[ref: 28199 ]
Author
Hendrik (Henry) J. Glintenkamp
Date
1926
Binding
Gray paper-covered boards with, Silver-stamped decoration on black cloth boards, cloth spine with titles in black, untrimmed fore-edge, illustrated end-papers,
Publisher
New York. Publisher Farrar & Rinehart American.
Illustrator
The book is illustrated with Glintenkamp's own woodcuts, which he created during his travels.
Condition
Hardcover in Good+ condition,
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