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NY: Cornerstone Library, 1965. Hardcover. Good+/No DJ. 5 x8". Reprint 1 Hardcover in Good+ condition; no dust jacket. Reprint from 1965. Page 15/16 has a 1.5" tear at the bottom joint. 32 lightly tanned, clean pages of text plus 28 unpaginated pages of glossy photo paper quality, containing 18 color illustrations of Churchill's paintings. Paper over boards shows fraying on front edge of spine.

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Hardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; A glorious essay by Winston Churichill about one of his favourite pastimes, painting.

Hardback. New. A glorious essay by Winston Churichill about one of his favourite pastimes, painting.

New York: Cornerstone Library. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. 1965. Hard Cover. A 1965 American reprint edition of the original 1950 issuance. Well known as a statesman and author, Sir Winston Churchill possessed considerable talent as a painter. This work consists of his 32-page essay on the merits of painting, and with 18 gloss paper plates displaying some of his landscapes and still lifes. --- A slim hardcover booklet in green leaf-patterned paper-covered boards, without a dust jacket. With a black & white photographic frontis portrait of Sir Winston at the easel. --- A well-preserved copy, but the essay portion's leaves have become somewhat tanned. Interior is tightly-bound and unmarked; plates remain bright and colors are vivid.; Octavo - 8 to 9 in. tall; 32, 18 plates pages .

London: M. Knoedler & Co. Ltd., 1977. Published in aid of the Queen's Silver Jubilee Appeal, with introduction by HRH The Prince of Wales, booklet to accompany the exhibition of a group of paintings by Sir Winston Churchill, all very bright and colourful, pp clean and tidy, soft covers edgeworn and creased, rubbed in places, but contents good.. Staple Binding. Good Minus/No Jacket. 8vo.