Art Forms in Nature: Examples from the Plant World Photographed Direct from Nature by Karl Blossfeldtby Karl Blossfeldt. A. Zwemmer Ltd., London, 1967. Hardback, with large tear at the top of the original dust jacket, 111 pp. Slight foxing and tanning to pages. ART DEPT.has been inscribed in large capitals by a gracelessly purple felt-tip pen on the outer front endpaper; and a somewhat ferocious notice has been pasted onto the adjoining inner front endpaper to the effect that, if borrowed, this book isNOT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE DEPARTMENT AT ANY TIME AND MUST BE RETURNED ON THE DAY OF ISSUE. Condition: Fair. £29.99 Apart from the blemishes noted above, this book contains some excellent photographs of astonishingly beautiful natural forms, which should inspire any budding art student in all sorts of interesting ways: e.g. graphic design, abstract painting, sculpture, the decorative arts (textiles, ceramics, jewellery design etc.) . . . The rest of the book is still in go