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Very Good in Good jacket. Cloth, 32 cm., 142 pp., with tipped-in color plates and black and white map. Very good copy. Ink inscription on ffep. In a dust jacket in very good condition.
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Near fine in very good(-) jacket. Color frontispiece with many tipped-in color and b/w illustrations throughout. vii, 142 pages. 4to, brown cloth, d.w. (edgeworn). Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1968. First Edition. A near fine copy in a very good(-) dust wrapper.
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Fine in Good (-) jacket. Folio-over 12"-15" tall. (USA) 1st printing. No markings, just a hint of rubbing to foot of psine, otherwsie Fine in Good (-) only dust jacket with several edge tears and small imperfections to black areas of jacket; DJ is in mylar sleeve. Cloth, 142pp, maps, B&W photos of locales, 34 full-colour tipped in plates. John Kenneth Galbraith once said he acceepted the post of Ambassador to India becasue he wanted to delve into the study of Indian painting. He collaborated with Randhawa who research the chronicles that describe the setting of the paintings. Galbraith then arranged the information into a consecutive and fascinating story. (3.9 JM HOZ 401/3.
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Fine in Good jacket. Folio-over 12"-15" tall. (USA) 1st printing. No markings, just a hint of rubbing to foot of spine, otherwise Fine in Good dust jacket with slight rubbing to edges of black dust jacket. Umber cloth, 142pp, maps, B&W photos of locales, 34 full-colour tipped in plates. John Kenneth Galbraith once said he accepted the post of Ambassador to India becasue he wanted to delve into the study of Indian painting. He collaborated with Randhawa who researched the chronicles that describe the setting of the paintings. Galbraith then arranged the information into a consecutive and fascinating story. (3.9 JM PLX 500/3.