
La Danse by David Hamilton (Title Page)
This is the title page of the photography book 'La Danse' featuring the work of David Hamilton with text by Charles Murland. The page is printed on a heavy-weight, off-white semi-gloss paper stock, characteristic of high-quality art monographs from the late 20th century. The centerpiece is the title 'La Danse' rendered in an elegant, oversized copperplate script with elaborate flourishing. Below the title, the primary author, David Hamilton, and text contributor, Charles Murland, are listed in a clean, sans-serif modernist typeface, separated by thin horizontal rules. At the bottom of the page, the publisher's logo for William Morrow and Company, Inc. is visible next to the 'New York' location. The visible edge of the book reveals a blue fabric-covered hardback board and a black spine cloth, suggesting a sturdy library or trade binding. Although published in 1972, the paper appears exceptionally well-preserved with little to no visible foxing, yellowing, or edge wear, though the open gutter shows the structural binding is intact. The layout demonstrates a sophisticated balance between classical calligraphy and contemporary graphic design typical of the 1970s aesthetic.
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Estimated Value
$60-125
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Category
Books and Manuscripts
Appraised On
April 30, 2026
Estimated Value
$60-125
Item Description
This is the title page of the photography book 'La Danse' featuring the work of David Hamilton with text by Charles Murland. The page is printed on a heavy-weight, off-white semi-gloss paper stock, characteristic of high-quality art monographs from the late 20th century. The centerpiece is the title 'La Danse' rendered in an elegant, oversized copperplate script with elaborate flourishing. Below the title, the primary author, David Hamilton, and text contributor, Charles Murland, are listed in a clean, sans-serif modernist typeface, separated by thin horizontal rules. At the bottom of the page, the publisher's logo for William Morrow and Company, Inc. is visible next to the 'New York' location. The visible edge of the book reveals a blue fabric-covered hardback board and a black spine cloth, suggesting a sturdy library or trade binding. Although published in 1972, the paper appears exceptionally well-preserved with little to no visible foxing, yellowing, or edge wear, though the open gutter shows the structural binding is intact. The layout demonstrates a sophisticated balance between classical calligraphy and contemporary graphic design typical of the 1970s aesthetic.
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