Alexander and John Robert Cozens

A and C Black Limited, London, 1952.196 pages. Foxing to page edges and endpapers, Chipping and tears to dustjacket edges, especially at spine (repaired internally with brown paper and covered with plastic to protect.

With a reprint of Alexander Cozens' A New Method of Assisting the Invention in Drawing Original Compositions of Landscape

All the important works of both painters are discussed with the author's unrivalled knowledge and taste, and he shows how important was tehir stimulus to the English water-colour school, bringing this into touch with teh main European traditions of landscape by a genuine originality and romanticism. - from inside flap