The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci By Dmitri Merejcovski fishing Howes K-265

Howes K-265

Michael Webb's lively introduction

Alexander Calder (1898–1976) moved from New York to Paris and began to use time and motion as "materials" for animating line and space

Hockey Towns assures us that the spirit of the game will endure in our communities

Published on the occasion of an exhibition organized by the Carnegie Museum of Art

The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci By Dmitri Merejcovski fishing Howes K-265The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci By Dmitri Merejcovski Translated from the Russian by Bernard Guilbert Guerney Illustrated with 100 reproduction of the work of Leonardo Da Vinci 8vo. pp. 580. illustrated. gilt stamped leather, all edges gilt, raised bands, satin ribbon page marker. Norwalk, CT: the Easton Press, [1998]. from Easton Press 'The Collector's Library of Famous Editions' Series. includes 4 page "Notes from the Archives" loosely inserted.