Artforms Duane Preble 1978 Second Edition Art Psychology Harper & Row

Artforms by Duane Preble with Sarah Preble is the insightful second edition of the original 1973 work “Man Creates Art Creates Man.”. Printed in the USA, it represents an important work in art education and theory, providing a thoughtful examination of art’s role in human culture.

Hacker Art Books The Artist & The Book: 1860-1960 Second Ed Hardcover Art Book

The “Hacker Art Books The Artist & The Book: 1860-1960 Second Edition” is a vintage hardcover art book published in the 1980s. It features a compilation of nonfiction narratives focusing on art history, artists’ books, and the United States and Western Europe during the specified time period. With mixed authors and illustrators contributing to the content, this book is aimed at an adult audience interested in exploring the relationship between art and literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It offers a valuable resource for those studying or appreciating the artistic movements of that era. Excellent condition. In Mylar cover over dust jacket.

30th VIRGINIA INFANTRY CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR HISTORY BOOK ROBERT KRICK 4th ED.

ROBERT K. KRICK. AUTHOR(S): ROBERT K. KRICK. Butternut gray / beige boards with embossed print and gold lettering on front cover. Contains 155 pages, including an Addendum to the Fourth Edition. A nice addition to your U.S. Civil War, Confederate States, CSA, Confederacy, GAR, Union Army, Virginia history or family genealogy collection!

The Christian Renaissance A History Of The “Devotio Moderna” Second Edition…

This book is a fascinating exploration of the “Devotio Moderna” and its impact on Christian history. The author, Albert Hyma, provides a detailed and engaging narrative on the topic. The book is a hardcover, second edition published by Archon Books in 1924. The book is in English and features an ex libris plate, indicating that it was once owned by a library. Despite its ex-library status, the book is in great shape and would make a wonderful addition to any collection. This nonfiction work is perfect for anyone interested in Christian history and the “Devotio Moderna”.