BOLLINGEN SERIES
SPRING 1962
OF DIVERS ARTS
By NAUM GABO. The A. W. Mellon Lectures In the Fine Arts,
1959.
The
leader of the Constructivist movement In modern art tells of his own
development as a painter and sculptor and of his creative philosophy.
224
pages. Over
70
plates,
15
in color.
$7.50
PSYCHIC ENERGY: ITS SOURCE
AND ITS TRANSFORMATION
By ESTHER HARDING. One of the most influential source books In
the
field of analytical psychology. Newly revised to take account of C. G. Jung's
later writings.
544
pages.
$6.00
SAMOTHRACE
Excavations conducted by the Institute of FIne Arts, New York University,
under the direction of Karl Lehmann
Volume 4, Part I: THE HALL OF VOTIVE GIFTS, by Karl Lehmann. Copiously
Illustrated,
208
pages.
$10.00
The Collected Works of Paul Val6ry, Volume
10
Edited by Jackson Mathews
HISTORY AND POLITICS
Translated by DENISE FOLLIOT and JACKSON MATHEWS. With an Intro–
duction by SALVADOR DE MADARIAGA and a preface by FRANyOIS
VALERY. Sixty essays, addresses, and other writings, dating from
1895
to
1945. 562
pages.
$5.00
PANDORA'S BOX
The Changing Aspects of a Mythical Symbol
By DORA and ERWIN PANOFKSY. The "pagan Eve" and her Influence
on European literature and art through the centuries. Revised edition.
182
pages. 68 halftone and line Illustrations.
$5.00
THE ETERNAL PRESENT: The Beginnings of Art
By S. GIEDION. The A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts,
1957.
A com·
prehensive study of the prehistoric art of ·Europe - with more than
300
photographs of cave paintings and SCUlpture, and many drawings, dla·
grams, and maps.
624
pages,
16
color plates.
$12.50
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