Karel Appel, Alfred Frankenstein, Harry N. Abrams, 1980, Very Good hardcover w/dust jacket.

Frankenstein, Alfred. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1980.

English, Very Good, HC, Folio, 11" x 11 3/4", 191 pp. 

ISBN: 0810903644

Hardcover in blue cloth with blind stamped illustration to front panel. Slightly shaken spine, some toning and sunning, light edgewear, minor interior soiling and in-verso rubbing, else tightly bound. Near Fine pictorial dust jacket, light toning and wear, now in Mylar. 191 pp. Replete with 162 images, with 110 in full-color images of Appel's work, with 1 fold-out. Includes an interview with Appel by European art critic, Frédéric de Towarnicki and an Introduction by American art & music critic and author, Alfred Frankenstein. Explores the life and practice of Dutch painter, sculptor, poet, and founding member of the Cobra art movement, Karel Appel, showcasing the variety of vibrant, wild expressionistic forms from throughout his artistic career. Beautifully produced monograph with 30 special brush-and-ink drawings by Appel made specifically for this book.