Lautrec by Lautrec (1964) - The Viking Press Vintage Art Book

Condition Notes: This is a reading copy intended for those interested in the art and reference material rather than a collector's item. The primary condition issue is the dust jacket, which shows significant wear, including heavy tears and previous non-archival tape repairs (as shown in photos). The book itself remains structurally sound and internally clean, perfect for use as an artist's reference or a studio resource. About the Book: A comprehensive look at the life and work of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, published in 1964 by The Viking Press (A Studio Book). This volume is a rich resource for art historians, graphic designers, and fans of the Belle Époque. Features: 128 stunning color reproductions of Lautrec’s iconic paintings, sketches, and lithographs. Context: Includes biographical details and historical insights into Lautrec’s world, from the dance halls of the Moulin-Rouge to his personal correspondence. Details: 1964 First Printing (Viking Press, New York). Printed in Switzerland. This book provides a wonderful visual archive of Lautrec's genius. Please carefully review all attached photos to assess the extent of the dust jacket damage before purchasing.