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ILLUSTRATIONS TO YOUNG'S NIGHT THOUGHTS DONE IN WATER-COLOUR BY WILLIAM BLAKE.
Blake, William
Printed for the Fogg Art Museum by the Harvard University Press in an edition limited to 500 numbered copies (Bentley 395). Prefatory Note by Chester N. Greenough. Introductory Essay by Geoffrey Keynes. Thirty plates, five in color, selected from the 537 original water-colors in the library of William Augustus White. An excellent job of color facsimile, showing the glory of the original water-colors. Portfolio is faded.
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> PRIVATE PRESS & FINE PRINTING, TWENTIETH CENTURY
> UNITED KINGDOM
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> From the Collection of Arnold Leibowitz
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> Dyson, Anthony, "THE ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OF THE `HOLBEIN HEADS'."
> Wilks, Austen, " PICTORIAL PRINTING IN TRANSITION, 1794-1811."

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LOUIS HERMAN KINDER AND FINE BOOKBINDING IN AMERICA, A CH...
by Wolfe, Richard J. and Paul McKenna
S-K 7047. Limited to 325 copies. A history of this German born binder who worked for the Roycrofters from 1897 to 1911. The authors have included much unpublished material relating to Kinder and Hubbard, a rather complete catalogue of impressions of Kinder's bookbinding hand tools and illustrated fourteen bindings in full color. Another excellent Bird & Bull production. With prospectus loosely inserted.

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