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Product Description

The first edition of an illustrated catalogue of Hindu artwork, known for its vivid symbolism and pluralism which lead to intricate styles.
The first edition of Décoration Hindoue, an illustrated catalogue of Hindu artwork, compiled by librarian at the Guimet Museum Maurice Dupont.
Published by Librairie Des Arts Décoratifs in 1924.
Rebound in dark green cloth.
Contains all forty-eight illustrated plates of various ornaments, sculptures, paintings and masonry work, including six which are in colour.
Plates are not loosely inserted like in the original work, but are bound inside the book, making for easier viewing.
Collated complete.
Hindu artwork is known for both its vivid symbolism and pluralism, leading to fascinating decorations which are both visually captivating and admired for their great intricacy.
This collection has been carefully ordered chronologically, offering readers insight into how Hindu art developed over time.
Founded approximately fifty years before publishing in 1878, the Guimet Museum hosts the largest collection of Asian art outside of the continent.
Rebound in dark green cloth.
Externally, smart, with minimal edgewear and the odd small handling mark to boards.
Slight lift to bottom left corner of spine label.
End papers are bright and clean, with a couple of small marks and slight dirt trapped to hinges.
Internally, firmly bound.
Pages and plates are generally bright and clean, with slight age toning and a small spot to the extremities of the occasional plate.
Very Good Indeed

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