America's Folk Art: Treasures of American Folk Arts and Crafts in Distinguished Museums and Collections

Polley, Robert L. (Editor); James A.H. Conrad (Introduction)

Price: $12.00

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Place Published: New York / Waukesha, Wisconsin
Publisher: G.P Putnam's Sons with Country Beautiful Foundation
Date Published: 1968
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Cloth
Condition: Fine
ISBN: no isbn
Book Id: 003800

Description

192 pages; more than 250 photographs, including 63 in color. A broad range of pieces produced before 1900: woodcraft, scrimshaw, iron, other metals, lighting devices, weathervanes, toys, furniture, needlework and textiles, glassware, pottery and porcelain, decorative arts, painting, wagons, guns, weatern gear. Fine condition throughout; dustjacket with a 1-inch tear on the bottom edge and price clipped.

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