This insightful monograph, published by The Tate Gallery, explores the life and career of David Bomberg, one of the most significant and innovative British painters of the twentieth century. Written by renowned art critic and historian Richard Cork, the book provides a comprehensive overview of Bomberg's evolution from his early avant-garde Vorticist works to his later, more expressive landscapes and portraits. The softcover volume is richly illustrated with high-quality reproductions and historical photographs, offering deep context into his influence on modern art. The book is in good overall condition with a clean, well-preserved interior and a strong binding. The cover shows only minor signs of handling and light edge wear, making it an excellent reference copy for art historians and collectors alike.