Ex-library copy with stamps, markings and maroon taping to spine and fore edge + corners with wear to edges not covered. In addition there is scuffing to top of pages, especially at beginning, some page turning wear and mild discoloration/staining to some pages. Please see all photos.

 
Copyright 1950 by the University of Minnesota
Measures 10.25 x 7.25 inches - 180 pages
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The layman, the beginner, the established artist - all will derive pleasure, inspiration and guidance from this uncommon book with a common touch. It tells, in simple straightforward language, how to make, how to understand, and how to use wood sculpture. In disarming manner, the author takes the wraps off the subject of art in general and the technicalities of wood sculpture in particular, emphasizing these essential points of interest: How to make: Clear, step-by-step descriptions of how a block of wood is transformed into a finished work of art. How to understand: Appreciating the completed work of art - the thought behind it and a knowledge of the skill that went into it. How to use: Introducing wood sculpture as a natural and vital part of home decoration. This book has more than 130 illustrations, a bibliography, and a list of dealers who handle sculptors' supplies.
 
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