The Sorcerer’s Apprentice: Picasso, Provence and Douglas Cooper Inscribed By John Richardson To Min Hogg

“The Sorcerer’s Apprentice: Picasso, Provence, and Douglas Cooper” by John Richardson is a rich and engaging memoir that offers a fascinating glimpse into the author’s time at the Chateau de Castille near Avignon. Published by Jonathan Cape in 1999, this first edition captures Richardson’s interactions with renowned figures such as Pablo Picasso, Jean Cocteau, Dora Maar, Henri Matisse, and art collector Douglas Cooper, providing deep insights into the art world of mid-20th century Provence.

Features:

• Publisher: Jonathan Cape
• Edition: 1^st UK Edition
• Date: 1999
• Signed: Yes
• Pages: 320
• Illustrations: 124
• Dimensions: 16.2 cm x 24 cm
• Binding: Original cloth gilt
• Dust Jacket: Yes

Condition:

• Book: Fine condition, tightly bound, with clean pages and only very slight creasing.
• Dust Jacket: Near fine condition with minimal creasing.

This copy is warmly inscribed by John Richardson to Min Hogg, the influential co-founder of “The World Of Interiors.” The personal inscription reads, “To dearest Min, with the author’s love, John,” adding significant provenance and making it a unique collectible item.