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Illustrations have Outline at foot , showing Tale of Picture . Price Thirty - five
Guineas . This Edition is “ This most sumptuous publication . " - Standard . •
limited to 125 Copies , 12 only being for sale in England . No book of the season
is more ...
Illustrations have Outline at foot , showing Tale of Picture . Price Thirty - five
Guineas . This Edition is “ This most sumptuous publication . " - Standard . •
limited to 125 Copies , 12 only being for sale in England . No book of the season
is more ...
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... deal of information and exposed many swindling companies. The Town
contained some illustrations for which “Gillray the younger” made the sketches on
wood, and Ebenezer Landells engraved them. In the earlier numbers Nicholson
wrote ...
... deal of information and exposed many swindling companies. The Town
contained some illustrations for which “Gillray the younger” made the sketches on
wood, and Ebenezer Landells engraved them. In the earlier numbers Nicholson
wrote ...
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The illustrator of Cunningham's quarto, born in London, was a pupil of Stothard,
and these very beautiful transcripts have, I think, never been excelled as subject
illustrations to Burns's poems, and I am glad to find, from MR. VIRTUE's reply, that
...
The illustrator of Cunningham's quarto, born in London, was a pupil of Stothard,
and these very beautiful transcripts have, I think, never been excelled as subject
illustrations to Burns's poems, and I am glad to find, from MR. VIRTUE's reply, that
...
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Mr. Wright holds that Hogarth did design book-plates, and reproduces many
illustrations that may pass for such. The article has much value. Mr. Ashworth
sends a list of Yorkshire book-plates of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Mr. Wright holds that Hogarth did design book-plates, and reproduces many
illustrations that may pass for such. The article has much value. Mr. Ashworth
sends a list of Yorkshire book-plates of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
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... with the following Illustrations by Mr . A . Bernard Sykes :LINCOLN ' S INN
GATEHOUSE . W ANTED to PURCHASE , Early and Illumi . THE ROLLS
CHAPEL . Dated Manuscripts - Fine Specimens of Bookbinding - Books
CLIFFORD ' S INN .
... with the following Illustrations by Mr . A . Bernard Sykes :LINCOLN ' S INN
GATEHOUSE . W ANTED to PURCHASE , Early and Illumi . THE ROLLS
CHAPEL . Dated Manuscripts - Fine Specimens of Bookbinding - Books
CLIFFORD ' S INN .
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