Lynd Ward: Prelude to a Million Years, Song Without Words, Vertigo (Loa #211)

Lynd Ward's collection features three distinct woodcut novels, each exploring profound themes. "Prelude to a Million Years" delves into the tension between art and reality, while "Song Without Words" serves as a poignant critique of rising fascism in Europe. "Vertigo," Ward's masterwork, presents an epic narrative of individuals grappling with the impacts of a failing economy, showcasing a young violinist, her unfortunate fiancé, and a complex elderly businessman. Together, these works reflect on art, society, and the human condition amidst turmoil.