Meier-Graefe, Julius — Vincent I & II

München, R. Piper & Co. Verlag, 1921. Hardcover. A two-volume set.Tan boards with three-quarter dark red leather spine. Gilt top textblock. Volume one is 246, [1] pages; Volume two is 24, 103 pages, with the latter being full page black-and-white plates protected by onion skin paper. Contents are as follows: 1. Bd. Einleitung ; Suchen und Irren ; Sturm und Drang ; Kartoffel-Esser ; Die Brüder in Paris ; Das Glück in Arles ; Die Brüderschaft des Südens ; Das Kloster von Saint Remy ; Der letzte Versuch -- 2. Bd. Der Maler. G: Volume one has lift at the top of the spine, as well as cracking to the spine leather. Wear to the edges and corners. Tanning to the textblocks and edges of the pages, but no text or image is affected. Some foxing. Volume two's spine is detached but present; it also has cracking. Wear to the edges and corners of the book. Small black spots to the right edge and textblock. Tanning to the edges of the pages. Nice bright plates.