Third Impression. Grolier Incorporated. New York. 1967.

10 Volumes de 25x22 cm. Com 248, [i]; [iv], 416, [i]; [v], 304, [i]; [i], 296, [i]; [v], 240, [i]; [i], 240, [i]; [v], 288, [i]; [i], 288, [i]; [i], 296, [i]; [v], 256, [i] págs. Encadernações do editor em percalina, com gravações a ouro nas lombadas e nas pastas, corte das folhas douradas e folhas de guarda ilustradas. Profusamente ilustrado.

Volume 1 - Origins of Western Art. General Introduction by Sir Herbert Read. Text by Dr. Donald E. Strong, Professor Giuseppe Bovini, Professor David Talbot Rice, Peter Lasko, Professor G. Zarnecki, Dr. George Henderso.

Volume 2 - Italian Art to 1850. Edited by Professor Mario Monteverdi.

Volume 3 - Flemish and Dutch Art. Edited, with an Introduction, by Professor A. M. Hammacher and Dr. R. Hammacher Vandenbrande.

Volume 4 - German and Spanish Art to 1900. Edited by Dr. Horst Vey and Dr. Xavier de Salas.

Volume 5 - French Art From 1350 to 1850. Edited, with an Introduction, by Michel Laclotte.     

Volume 6 - British and North American Art to 1900.  Edited, with an Introduction, by Dr. Kenneth Garlick.

Volume 7 - Impressionists and Post-Impressionists. Edited, with an Introduction, by Alan Bowness.

Volume 8 - Modern Art: From Fauvism to Abstract Expressionism. Edited, with an Introduction, by David Sylvester.

Volume 9 - Chinese and Japanese Art. By Michael Sullivan.

 Volume 10 - How to Look at Art. By Bernard Myers.

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