Clean, tight, unmarked; blue cloth covers quarter-bound black with gilt titles; a few very light scratches to dust jacket; otherwise absolute minimal wear; This is about a man who was in on the founding of the first major art movement to originate in the US, Abstract Expressionism, and whose pictures all fell apart due to an unfortunate choice of materials. He is Rabo Karabekian, whose parent survived the slaughter by Turkey of its Armenian citizens before WWI. Rabo writes this autobiography in a mansion which houses the largest collection of Abstract Expressionist paintings still in private hands. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket Hardcover Delacorte Press 1st Edition 1st Printing 1987 New York, NY
