The UK edition precedes the much more common Random House printing. Memorably filmed. This is by far the best copy we have handled.Out of Africa i...

An unusually well-preserved copy of the author's sole book-length biography, written at the request of the family of the famous painter and member...

A tribal geography. Described in Bell's own words as a 'tribal geography', and published anonymously, Bell was annoyed by the general assumption th...

Woolf's story was her contribution to the Hogarth Press's inaugural publication, Two Stories (1917). The edition sold out and in 1919 she had 1000...

The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse was published with the boards in either blue or brown but neither has priority over the other.First or second printin...

Presentation copy - with signed 1966 typescript. First edition inscribed twice by the author in ink to the front free endpaper, together with the s...

Setting copy used for the British edition. A particularly interesting setting copy of this American classic in the scarce first issue dust-jacket, ...

Flotilla' takes its name from the nautical term for a military formation of boats or ships, though Frankenthaler's scene appears to feature only a...

Perhaps one of the most influential female Abstract Expressionists, Helen Frankenthaler made the colour staining process one of her signature tech...

Lithograph, drypoint, etching in colours, 1987/88, on handmade wove paper, signed in pencil, numbered from the edition of 75, printed and publishe...

Association copy of the author's first novel - with autograph letter. A lovely association copy of Atwood's first novel, inscribed to her friend Je...

Rare, especially in such very good condition and with the dust-jacket, which is entirely unsophisticated in having no restoration, tears or signif...

Maurice Sendak meets Beatrix Potter. An excellent production reproducing 34 of the original 41 plain illustrations from the edition of The Tale of ...