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Random House Value Publishing, 21-Jan-96. Hardcover.

Knopf, Apr-89. Hardcover.

Random House, 10-Apr-07. Trade Paperback.

Blue boards are in lovely condition with pointed edges and gold gilt titling. Spine is uncreased with straight edges. Text block remains straight. Binding is tight and hinges are secure. 841p. Interior is unmarked with bright white pages and b/w diagrams through out.

Penguin (Non-Classics), 5-Jun-90. Paperback.

Harper, 13-Sep-22. Hardcover.

Ermor Enterprises, Jul-98. Paperback.

Barrytown, Ltd., 1998. Paperback. Barrytown, Ltd., 1998. 160 pp.

Oxford University Press, 3-Sep-04. Hardcover.

Barnes & Noble. Hardcover. 1-Jul-93

HarperCollins, 27-Jul-93. Hardcover.

Augsburg Fortress Publishers, 3-Oct-04. Paperback. Augsburg Fortress Publishers, 3-Oct-04. 237 pp.

Liveright, 2023. Hardcover.

Victory Belt Publishing, 30-Jul-13. New.

Writer's Digest, 2002. Paperback.

Routledge, 3-Apr-05. Paperback.

Random House, 12-May-88. Hardcover.

Alaska Northwest Books, 15-Jul-15.

HarperOne. Trade Paperback. 10-May-95

Sandu Cultural Media. Hardcover Condition: VERY GOOD No longer confined to a flat medium, illustration has been liberated to new heights of fancy limited solely by the imaginations of today's leading artists Some employ paper cutting to create multilayered worlds that you look into rather than upon Others work with fabric or thread, embroidering colorful conceptual masterpieces that have the ability to shock or surprise Still others make use of mixed media, not wishing to be limited by choice of material when crafting their individual visions Whether two or three dimensional, each of the artworks featured reflect an entirely unique voice, which expands upon the very definition of illustration Artists include Gregory Euclide, Frank Plant, Ulla Jokisalo, Chris Maynard and Elsa Mora