Bestselling Edwin Denby, Looking At The Dance, Pellegrini & Cudahy, 1949, First Edition Antique, Hc, Good Flash Sale: 65% Off [isZaQouV]

Edwin Denby's Classic Dance Critique

Experience the timeless wisdom of Edwin Denby with "Looking at the Dance," a groundbreaking collection of essays that delve into the world of dance. This first edition, published in 1949 by Pellegrini & Cudahy, offers a rare glimpse into Denby's perspective on both classical ballet and modern dance. With its rich historical context and insightful analysis, this book is a must-have for dance enthusiasts and literary collectors alike.

Product Details

Presented in a handsome hardcover format, "Looking at the Dance" measures 6” x 8 ⅝” and boasts 432 pages filled with black-and-white images. The book features a black woven cloth cover, with gilt stamped titling and pattern to the spine, and deckle edge pages for an authentic feel. Inside, you'll find mild age toning and minor soiling to the pages, but the text remains clear and legible. The publisher's dust jacket, now protected in a Mylar sleeve, shows mild chipping and edgewear but remains in good condition. Key features include:

• First Edition: A rare opportunity to own the original publication.
• Hardcover: Durable and long-lasting, with a classic look.
• 432 Pages: Packed with Denby's insightful essays and analyses.
• Black-and-White Images: Enhancing the visual experience of Denby's descriptions.

Target Audience and Benefits

"Looking at the Dance" is perfect for anyone with a passion for dance, literature, or both. Whether you're a professional dancer, a dance critic, or simply a dance enthusiast, this book will provide you with a unique perspective on the art form. It's also an excellent addition to any library or personal collection. The benefits of owning this classic include:

• Insightful Analysis: Gain a deeper understanding of dance through Denby's expert commentary.
• Historical Context: Explore the evolution of dance through Denby's eyes.
• Literary Value: Enjoy Denby's eloquent prose and engaging storytelling.