Author: STEINBERG, SAUL
Title: All in Line
Description: London: Penguin, 1945. First Edition. Printed Board Covers (quarter cloth). Original khaki board, with blue cloth to spine. Front cover with white printed line drawing and titles. 'About 200 drawings' in black & white. Slight wear and soiling to front cover of dustjacket. Top edge of dustjacket slightly worn and chipped. 5.5cm tear to bottom l/h corner of back of dustjacket. Slight wear to edges and head & foot of spine. Light foxing to front and back free endpapers. Slight wear to spine, cover and corners. ; 23.5 x 31 x 1 cms; Unpaginated pages; Saul Steinberg defined drawing as "a way of reasoning on paper," and he remained committed to the act of drawing. Throughout his long career, he used drawing to think about the semantics of art, reconfiguring stylistic signs into a new language suited to the fabricated temper of modern life. Sometimes with affection, sometimes with irony, but always with virtuoso mastery, Saul Steinberg peeled back the carefully wrought masks of 20th-century civilization. [Saul Steinberg Foundation]. Very Good- in Good dust jacket .

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