Cubists and Post-impressionism. With twenty-three reproductions in color...and forty-six half-tone illustrations
Arthur Jerome Eddy's 1914 Chicago survey Cubists and Post-impressionism, published by A. C. McClurg, presents modern French and European painting to a general American readership through colour and half-tone plates. The pictures are reproductions of canvases, several printed sideways, showing fragmented angular figures, a pale stylised animal head, a rural village scene and a shattered faceted landscape. A designer might take from them the broken planes and interlocking shapes typical of early modernist painting.
