Listings / Decorative Arts / Books / Other
Showrooms
The Golden Hind. A Quarterly Magazine of Art and Literature. by Austin Osman
-
Description
BAX, Clifford & SPARE, Austin Osman (editors).
The Golden Hind. A Quarterly Magazine of Art and Literature.
Stock Code 109636
London, Chapman & Hall, 1922
Current price£975.00
An exceptional set of one of the most luxurious periodicals of its type, found here in the publisher's binding.
With numerous artistic contributions from the art editor Austin Osman Spare, as well as striking illustrations from John Austen, John Nash, Glyn Philpot, Robert Gibbings, Jack Yeats and Alan Odle, among others. Notably, Evelyn Waugh contributes five illustrations including 'The Tragicall Death of Mr Will Huskisson', with Graham Greene (misspelled as Graham Green in the contents) contributing 'The Coming', a poem which would later appear in Babbling April.
8 issues in 2 vols (all published), folio (vol. 1) and 4to (vol. 2); illustrated throughout with lithographs, linocuts, and woodcuts, numerous post-it notes to margins, minor age-toning; publisher's cloth-backed boards, gilt lettering to spines, some rubbing to covers and extremities, front wrappers bound in; a very good set. - More Information
Message from Seller:
Shapero Gallery Located in the heart of Mayfair, London, Shapero Gallery specializes in prints and original works on paper, ranging from antique prints to modern pochoir plates and photography. For inquiries, contact us at +44.207.493.0876 or gallery@shapero.com.
Sold
More Listings from Shapero Gallery View all 651 listings
-
A Monograph of the Trogonidae, or Family of Trogons. by John GOULD
-
A New Map of England and Wales. by J & C WALKER
-
Set of Four Vases by Giovanni Battistia Piranesi
-
Crinium Giganteum
-
Japanese Iris - CHO-HIYEN
-
Narcissus
-
Broome Street at Night By Helen FRANKENTHALER
-
Pancratium Calathiforme
-
Contentment Island By Helen FRANKENTHALER
-
The Antarctic Manual
-
Frozen Hearts
-
A Tale of Two Cities. by Charles Dickens
-
The Tale of the Faithful Dove. by BEATRIX POTTER
-
Giovannoli, Four Groups of Nine Grotesque Masks, 1781
