Kokoschka: Life and Work, Edith Hoffmann, 1947 Aesthetic books Mahony and Whitney were central

Mahony and Whitney were central figures in the American children's book world and their bibliographic surveys were authoritative references widely used by librarians

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Kokoschka: Life and Work, Edith Hoffmann, 1947 Aesthetic books Mahony and Whitney were centralKokoschka: Life and Work by Edith Hoffmann, published by Faber & Faber in London in 1947, is a comprehensive critical biography and study of Austrian expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka (18861980), one of the most influential European artists of the twentieth century. The book examines Kokoschka's life and development in close detail, tracing his career from Vienna's Secession era milieu through his time in Dresden, his years as an itinerant painter