[Keith Vaughan]
The selected journals of the Neo-Romantic artist Keith Vaughan. Vaughan himself selected the excerpts from forty-eight notebooks recording his life from the beginning of his artistic career, a time that also coincided with the start of the Second World War. The entries are accompanied by contemporary drawings by Vaughan and the book begins with photographs taken by the artist before the war of groups of nude males on the beach. An expanded edition of the journals was published after Vaughan's death.
Keith Vaughan. Alan Ross. London. 1966. First edition. Hardback, small quarto; black cloth-bound boards, dust jacket. 224 pages. Illustrated throughout in b&w. English. 255 x 195mm. 0.75kg. . Very good, in very good dust jacket; light shelf wear to jacket, slight toning to spine, thin vertical creases to flaps, spotting to verso of jacket, not price-clipped; some spotting to edges and prelims, dustiness to top edge.
