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Christopher de Lotbinière's Rare Books

John Russell's Paris

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
COLOR blue/red
CONDITION Excellent
DIMENSIONS 12" L x 1" W x 9.25" H
ERA Vintage: 1980s
MADE OF Hardcover with jacket
SKU 77559231
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Apr 23 - May 06
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RETURNS This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE SELLER
Christopher de Lotbinière's Rare Books is based in Manhattan, helping collectors to build unique libraries by finding and celebrating unusual works. Whether your interests lie in poetry, art history, first editions of modern classics, or getting hold of some favorite childhood book, this is the perfect way to rediscover the best books from the last 70 years. Unless indicated, almost all books are US or UK first editions and all defects are noted.
Why we love this
Paris by John Russell. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1989. First printing thus. Hardcover. A meticulously researched guide to the architectural and artistic history that make up the ever-developing beauty of Paris. Illustrated with hundreds of historical engravings, photos, and paintings, New York Times art critic Russell attempts to capture the evolution of the city's complicated charm, through the medium of her artistic achievements, over centuries. 352 pages.
About the Seller
Christopher de Lotbinière's Rare Books is based in Manhattan, helping collectors to build unique libraries by finding and celebrating unusual works. Whether your interests lie in poetry, art history, first editions of modern classics, or getting hold of some favorite childhood book, this is the perfect way to rediscover the best books from the last 70 years. Unless indicated, almost all books are US or UK first editions and all defects are noted.