The product is a 2nd edition hardcover book titled “Advanced Drawing of Scrolls” by author Ron Smith. Published in 2007 by Mint Editions, this book focuses on the art of drawing scrolls and is written in English. With a genre of art and culture, the book contains 223 pages and is a valuable resource for those interested in the topic of drawing. The book is in very good condition and the corners of the book are in great shape (under the dust cover)
Drawing and Understanding Scroll Design for Artists by Ron Smith
Author: Ron Smith. Title: Drawing and Understanding Scroll Design for Artists.
The Ballpark Book: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE FIELDS OF BASEBALL MAGIC
“The Ballpark Book: A Journey Through the Fields of Baseball Magic” is a captivating exploration of the history and architecture of baseball stadiums, delving into the unique designs and features that make these venues so special. Authored by Ron Smith and illustrated by Yes, this hardcover book published by Sporting News Publishing Company in 2003 takes readers on a visual journey through the world of baseball. With 336 pages and measuring 9 inches in length, 11 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, this revised edition offers a comprehensive look at the magic of baseball fields and their impact on the sport.”
Sporting News Books The Ballpark Book Hardcover Ron Smith Kevin Belford Revised…
Sporting News Books The Ballpark Book Hardcover Ron Smith Kevin Belford Revised…
SIGNED FIRST EDITION Running Again in Hollywood Cemetery by Ron Smith, 1988
SIGNED FIRST EDITION Running Again in Hollywood Cemetery by Ron Smith, 1988, published by University of Central Florida Press. Trade paperback, 79 pages, like new condition. This is the first book of Ron Smith. The poet is presented on pages 66 and 67 (see the last photo). Of course, in 1988, there was not much to say about the young Ron Smith. Later he had three more books published, and was honored in multiple ways, of which I will mention only that he is former president of the Poetry Society of Virginia. The first edition of his first book is hard to find. But it gets better: it is signed by the author on the title page (Photo #3). And it gets even better: it is inscribed and signed by the author to a person named Carol Sherman on the page preceding the title page (Photo #4).