First Dulac edition, number 239 of 750 copies, signed and numbered by Dulac; 4to (317 x 260 mm); Poe's portrait on title-page, 28 tipped in colour...

A scarce collection of postcards by Ivan Bilibin, taken from his costume designs for Boris Godunov and illustrations for fairytales. These bright ...

The first edition of Hobbes'/Richards' last work, as she died unexpectedly that same year. This copy in the remarkably rare dust-jacket, repeating...

Lothar Meggendorfer (1847-1925), entered the publishing business in 1866 as a writer and illustrator for the satirical magazine Flying Pages, whic...

Signed by the artist . A pristine example of this beautiful edition, enriched with two additional suites of plates on fine papier japon. 'In the in...

Hugh Thomson (1860-1920) was an Irish illustrator famous for his illustrations of works by Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, and J.M. Barrie, amongst ...

With a signed original print. Reading is interesting to me and as it happens it is the only thing in which I have a qualification; a Cambridge degr...

Rackham's illustrations capture so succinctly the ethereal atmosphere of the story, with the still recognisable Kensington Gardens poignantly rend...

'Greatly enlarged and carefully revised' second edition. Charles Hindley (d.1893) who wrote many books on British popular literature and culture, ...