This book is The Stravinsky Festival of the New York City Ballet, written by dance critic Nancy Goldner. It was published in 1973 (with some sources citing 1974) by the Eakins Press Foundation. 

The volume serves as a comprehensive record and memorial of the historic week-long festival held in June 1972 at the New York State Theater to celebrate the 90th anniversary of composer Igor Stravinsky's birth. 

Key Features of the Book

• Content: It chronicles an "incredible feat" where 31 ballets were performed in just seven evenings, 21 of which were specifically choreographed for the occasion.

• Illustrations: The book features approximately 124 plates, including extensive photography by Martha Swope that captures the dancers, choreographers, and the composer.

• Critical Acclaim: It was praised by The New York Times as a "real memento" and by Dancing Times as the "best possible record" of the event. 

Physical Specifications

• Format: Hardcover, oblong quarto.

• Length: Approximately 302–304 pages.

• Dimensions: Roughly 5.5 x 7 inches (or 15.24 x 18.42 cm).