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The Significance of the Fine Arts, published under the direction of the Committee on Education of the American Institute of Architects.FIRST PRINTING, JANUARY 1923. The copyright page specifically states “Copyright, 1923, by Marshall Jones Company” and “First printing, January, 1923.”This fascinating early 20th-century book explores architecture and the allied arts, including classical architecture, medieval architecture, the Renaissance, modern architecture, sculpture, painting, landscape design, city planning, industrial arts, and music. Includes numerous photographic plates and illustrations.Published by Marshall Jones Company, Boston, Massachusetts.Hardcover, 483 pages.This copy is in pretty good overall condition for its age. The blue cloth cover shows some age-related wear and surface marks. Pages have natural age toning but are generally clean. Please see photos for the condition and details.A wonderful addition for collectors of architecture, art history, early 20th-century books, and American Institute of Architects history.Please feel free to ask any questions. I want you to be happy with your purchase! All of my items are from a smoke-free and pet-free home. Thanks for looking!
