Unreal condition, stunning metal covers front and back. This book, titled, "The Machine" was published in 1968 and is not only visually stunning but also incredibly interesting as it details machines up to the 1960s. Filled with pictures, illustrations and captions, this book is a stunning coffee table treasure and too good to pass up.
This is a metal-bound (tin and galvanized steel) book that was published by the Museum of Modern Art of New York in 1968. It's mostly about how the mechanical age of machinery has affected our view of the world and how many artists have responded to modern life with machines. This is a close to mint condition version of this edition. It's a wonderful forty year old look at our modern age and has a "futurama" feel to its contents and will give art lovers an enjoyable look back at many pieces of mid-century, Modern Art that we still cherish today (Alexander Calder mobiles, for example)
