Gardner's Art through the Ages: A Global History, Volume II

Even though it is used book, Its condition is very good, it was delivered very quickly. Also, it is cheaper to rent than buy, but you must return it 5 days earlier than my final.

First time buying textbooks off amazon, and this company did not disappoint. The textbook was in better condition than I though. The company exceeded my expectations and I am very happy. Shipping was fast, as well!

It's the same textbook but in an e-book version.I hope the images are enlargeable, too. Only text/passages do not get distorted when I zoom in.This is an art textbook, so I need to see some pictures in detail. Please try to make better quality pictures, so I don't have to google the picture I want to see in detail.

Arrived as described

The book is highly detailed and great to understand the material

The book will serve my purpose, but there is a damaged page in the middle of the book. Without any documentation of the defect, I'm not sure how the seller knows of the damage or that I will not be penalized for damage that existed prior to my stewardship. The book is labeled "used-acceptable", but that is not very specific. Hopefully, I will not have any problems when the book is returned later this year.

I needed this for an art class, but now it lives on my bookshelf. The artwork is pictured and talked about at length in easy to understand language. Very comprehensive. Middle ages through modern art is discussed.

I purchased the textbook under the used tab, so this review corresponds with the used one. I’m not sure this is a defect in the bought new textbooks, but chapter 25 cuts off mid chapter and pages from chapter 24 are placed there. It then skips to page 769 after the chapter 24 pages in chapter 25. I haven’t been able to find the missing chapter 25 pages in the textbook at all, so I hope this review helps you. Overall, it’s not a bad textbook. I use it for my art history class, but the missing pages are inconvenient.

The book started weirdly from page one and then jumps to page 418, but that is because it is connected to the previous volume. It is in perfect condition!