Interview With India D'Angelo Lovell Williams these paintings exemplify Smith's refusal

these paintings exemplify Smith's refusal to allow for a delineation between painting and sculpture or between abstract and figurative work

" "His sensual

He describes the faces of the men and the women of Japan

mundane objects — a roll of paper towels

Interview With India D'Angelo Lovell Williams these paintings exemplify Smith's refusalFirst edition of Interview With India by Margaret Bourke White. Second impression from 1951. Medium format hardback in very good condition. Some age related wear to the dust jacket and a soft bump to the front bottom corner. All pages and spine are clean and intact. About Interview With India a portrait of India in the 1940's; with chapters on the birth of two nations, Gandhi, caste, Kashmir and other subjects.