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STUDIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY, PAPERS OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VOLUME 29
Edited by Fredson Bowers.
Article The Reviser Observed: The Last Volume of Sir Charles Grandison
by Jocelyn Harris [pp. 1-31]
Article Whitney's A Choice of Emblemes Revisited: A Comparative Study of the Manuscript and the Printed Versions
by Mason Tung [pp. 32-101]
Article Some Spellings of Compositor B in the Shakespeare First Folio
by S. W. Reid [pp. 102-138]
Article John Murray's Family Library and the Cheapening of Books in Early Nineteenth Century Britain
by Scott Bennett [pp. 139-166]
Article The Editorial Problem of Final Authorial Intention
by G. Thomas Tanselle [pp. 167-211]
Article Transcription of Manuscripts: The Record of Variants
by Fredson Bowers [pp. 212-264]
Article The Röle of Formulas in the Dissemination of a Middle English Alliterative Romance
by Hoyt N. Duggan [pp. 265-288]
Article The Printing of A Faire Quarrell, Q2
by Gerald D. Johnson [pp. 288-292]
Article Mr. Abel Boyer Stops the Press
by G. L. Anderson [pp. 292-296]
Article John Warburton as Antiquary and Collector: Evidence from the Sale Catalogue of His Collection
by Michael D. Bliss [pp. 296-306]
Article The Gentleman's Magazine in the Folger Library: The History and Significance of the Nichols Family Collection
by James M. Kuist [pp. 307-322]
Article Some Borrowings in Tristram Shandy: The Textual Problem
by Melvyn New and Norman Fry [pp. 322-330]
Article 'For Friendship's Sake': Some Additions to Blake's Sheets for Designs to a Series of Ballads (1802)
by Karen G. Mulhallen [pp. 331-341]
Article Hazlitt, Reynolds, and the Edinburgh Review
by Leonidas M. Jones [pp. 342-346]
Article Walter Bagehot: Some New Attributions
by Robert H. Tener [pp. 346-359]
Article The Uncancelled Leaf of Shepherd's Memoirs of Carlyle
by Rodger L. Tarr [pp. 360-361]
Article Brissot De Warville and the Franco-American Press
by Madeleine B. Stern [pp. 362-372]
Article John Miller: First Transatlantic Publisher's Agent
by James J. Barnes [pp. 373-379]
Article Mrs. Stowe's Income from the Serial Version of Uncle Tom's Cabin
by Susan Geary [pp. 380-382]
Article Edna St. Vincent Millay's Afterthoughts on the Translation of Baudelaire
by Joan St. Clair Crane [pp. 382-386]
Article Additions and Corrections to the Second Edition of Donald Wing's Short-Title Catalogue
by Clinton Sisson and Jeri S. Smith [pp. 386-388]
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DIE HOLZSCHNITTE DES GEORG PENCZ.
by Röttinger, Heinrich
First edition. The German Renaissance painter and engraver, Georg Pencz (c.1500-1550) was active in Nuremberg and was probably part of Dürer's workshop. Pencz's style was heavily influenced by his two trips to Italy, the first coming early in his career. The fine, crisp style of his paintings in particular reflect his admiration of his peer's work south of the Alps. Pencz is remembered primarily for his small-scale copperplate engravings making him part of a group of artists dubbed the "Little Masters." This book, however, focuses on his woodcuts. Introductory chapters followed by a detailed listing of publications with his works. Heavily illustrated in text in addition to a section of plates at the back, which show a broad range of subject matter and scale. Works include portrait medallions, emblems, pastoral scenes, mythological and Biblical figures and scenes, arabesques, multiple sheet prints and a number of hand colored prints. Memorial bookplate on front pastedown indicates that this copy came from the H.P. Kraus reference library and stock. Cloth split along hinges.
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