GORIS, JAN-ALBERT - The Growth of the Belgian Nation: #5

New York: Belgian Government Information Center, 1951. Fourth Edition. Softcover. Cover is stapled, heavy paper. Written by Jan-Albert Goris, published in 1951, 4th edition, The Growth of the Belgian Nation: #5. Pages are clean and tight. Illustrated with full page sized b/w plates of art by Hugo van der Goes, Hans Memling, Joos van Cleve, the Elder, Marten van Cleve, Quentin Massijs, Peter Paul Reubens, Pieter Franchois, Jacob van Oost, Anthony van Dyck and Cornelis de Vos. Nice little book on a lovely and very interesting country. ; Art, Life and Science in Belgium Series; B&W Photographs; 6 x 9; 27 pages; Slight edge wear and sunning, rubbing to cover.. Very Good+ .

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