The book "Sculpture Theories in the 20th Century" by Eduard Trier offers a comprehensive analysis of the developments and movements in sculpture over the past century. In 368 pages, the author addresses various aspects of art, music, and design, with a focus on the sculptural theories that have shaped the art scene. The linen binding gives the work an appealing and durable texture, making it a valuable addition to any specialized library. The publication, which was released in 1999 and is now in its fifth edition, is aimed at students, professionals, and those interested in the humanities who wish to engage with the complex interactions between art and society. The detailed examination of sculptural practices and their theoretical foundations allows readers to gain a deeper understanding of the artistic developments of the 20th century. This specialized book is an essential reference work for anyone studying the history and theory of sculpture.