This book is in excellent condition. The cover shows slight shelf wear, otherwise the book appears to be like new.

Taking Stock: Paintings and Sculpture by G. Harvey includes 152 pages, four large foldout paintings, 81 color plates and 37 black and white drawings and illustrations. A foreword essay by Ray Miller and preface by Susan Hallsten McGarry, editor-in-chief of Southwest Art magazine, complement the artist's commentary. Also included is a comprehensive catalogue raisonne of Harvey's prints from 1972 through 1986, published here for the first time.

Simply stated, G. Harvey is one of the premiere artists of the day. His paintings offer such diversity that you can ride with the working cowhands on the Spade Ranch, hop onto a carriage in the streets of old New Orleans, or saunter through a quiet European garden. And they're so romantic you will inhale the morning mists of the high country, taste the dust churned up at the end of the trail, or shudder with bone-chilling cold after fording a snowfed stream.