The Art of Southeast Asia by Louis Frederic - 0

New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., [1965].. [1965].. Very good. - Quarto [approximately 12-1/4 inches high by 9 inches wide], light tan buckram in a price-clipped dust wrapper. There are a few tiny stains to the spine. 434 & [1] pages. 455 black-and-white illustrations & 44 maps & diagrams. Very good. <p>The foreword is by Jeannine Auboyer. The text is translated from the French by Arnold Rosin.

New York: Abrams. hardcover. Very good/very good. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. 433 pp. with 455 gravure illustrations and 44 maps and diagrams. A lavishly illustrady study dealing with the art and architecture of Southeast asia. With minor water stain to front cover and dust jacket.

New York: New York: Abrams. Hardcover. Book fine, dust jacket fine. Translated from the French by Arnold Rosin. Foreword by Jeannine Auboyer. Includes selected bibliography and index. 433 pp. with 455 gravure illustrations and 44 maps and diagrams. A lavishly illustrady study dealing with the art and architecture of Southeast asia. Fine condition in very good dust jacket.

New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Foreword by Jeanine Auboyer. 435 pages, clean and clear. Clean white endpapers, with previous owner's book plate on ffep. Beige cloth cover with gilt titles on the spine. White DJ with black titles and colour illustration. Light wear along the edges. FINE/VG+. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good+.

New York [1965], Abrams. Buff cloth, very good, 434p., 461 b.w. photos, 55 b.w. plates, 11 b.w. maps, glossary, biblio- graphy, index. Foreward by J. Auboyer. S C A R C E A stunning panorama of exotic genius in many lands, includ- ing Ceylon, Thailand, Cambodia, (with special emphasis on temple complexes of Angkor Vat and Angkor Thom), Burma, (featuring an extensive study of the ancient and many- templed city of Pagan), Bali, Java (providing a synthesis of the provocative theories concerning the great Stupa of Boro- budur), Laos, Vietnam, and the Malay Peninsula. The beauti- fully printed, dramatic photographs of this book were chosen by the author to provide a perfect complement to his lucid and fascinating text. This publication should be especially welcome to art lovers, travelers, and scholars. .

New York [1965], Abrams. Buff cloth, very good, 434p., 461 b.w. photos, 55 b.w. plates, 11 b.w. maps, glossary, biblio- graphy, index, pictorial d.j. Foreward by J. Auboyer.SCARCE A stunning panorama of exotic genius in many lands, includ- ing Ceylon, Thailand, Cambodia, (with special emphasis on temple complexes of Angkor Vat and Angkor Thom), Burma, (featuring an extensive study of the ancient and many- templed city of Pagan), Bali, Java (providing a synthesis of the provocative theories concerning the great Stupa of Boro- budur), Laos, Vietnam, and the Malay Peninsula. The beauti- fully printed, dramatic photographs of this book were chosen by the author to provide a perfect complement to his lucid and fascinating text. This publication should be especially welcome to art lovers, travelers, and scholars. .