George barnard shaw (10 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. Brunner/Mazel hardcover in dust jacket, 1989, 1st edition, clean/tight, name on front endpaper else unmarked and defect free; Fine/Fine (like New). We will add a custom fitted mylar cover, bubble wrap the book and ship it in a New BOX- Not a plastic bag like the zombie sellers.…

Hardcover. Condición: NF. Estado de la sobrecubierta: nf. prior owners name stamped on book.

Condición: Very Fine. A very fine, clean and tight copy bound in full leather with silk moire end papers and ribbon. A very nice copy. No bumped corners to book. Gold gilt edges are clean and bright with no marks or scratches to gilt. No rubbing to leather. No signatures, no bookplates. A nice copy.

Cloth. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. xvi + 264 p. [BRUNNER / MAZEL CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY SERIES ; 1].

Condición: Very Good. None. 215 pages. Collector's edition. Full leather stamped in gold, all edges gilt, marbled endpages & silk ribbon marker. Previous owner's bookplate on end paper otherwise, clean, unmarked copy in excellent condition. Record # 469050. George Him (ilustrador).

Hardcover. Condición: VG+. 138 pages. Very Good+. Book introduced by Lewis Casson and illustrated by Charles Mozley. A VG+ book, some fading and staining to spine. Slight discoloration on paste down, but otherwise pristine internally with beautiful illustrations. Sandglass laid in Revolutionist booklet added and in fine condition. Slipcase in VG- condition with some splitting, abrasion and scuff marks.…

Hardcover. 215 pages. Fine. Drawings by George Him and includes the plays; "The Devil's Disciple" and Caesar and Cleopatra". A Fine book with only issue some slight fading on the spine. Very tight binding and pristine condition inside, sandglass laid in. Original slipcase with some damage at the bottom of the spine and slight damp stains in the front VG-. 215 pages, Fine book with VG- slipcase and sandglass laid in, collectable.…

Hardcover. Condición: NF. 4to 11" - 13" tall. Near Fine. Part of the 100 Greatest Books Ever Written Series. Full leather binding, gilt lettering in 22k Gold, moire fabric endpapers, satin ribbon marker still in original position. A NFcopy.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. SHAW, George Bernard (illus. & stage settings Charles Ricketts). Saint Joan: A Chronicle Play in Six Scenes and an Epilogue. London: Constable and Co. Ltd., 1924. Large Folio (395 × 281 mm). Quarter cloth and illustrated boards. Paper title labels to spine and front cover. Top edge gilt; others uncut. [ii], v, [1], 182, [1] pp. 16 plates tipped-in throughout, each with a caption page preceding it: 12 in full colour; 4 in black and white (stage settings). Illustrated pictorial dust wrapper with Ricketts's design in blue. Printed on Batchelor's handmade paper by R & R Clark, Edinburgh. First illustrated edition. One of 750 unnumbered copies. First illustrated edition of any work by George Bernard Shaw. Published 2 October 1924. Saint Joan was Shaw's most sustained engagement with history and, in the view of many critics, his greatest work. The play tells the story of Joan of Arc as a practical genius of military and political organisation, born too early into a world that lacks the categories for what she is. She is a proto-Protestant in a Catholic world, a nationalist in a feudal world, and a person of individual conscience in a world governed by institutional authority. The London premiere of Saint Joan was given on 26 March 1924 at the New Theatre, with Sybil Thorndike — for whom Shaw had written the role — creating Joan in a performance that established the play's canonical status before the illustrated edition reached its readers in October. The following year, the Nobel Committee awarded Shaw the Nobel Prize for Literature, citing Saint Joan specifically in their deliberations. This edition, the first illustrated edition of any of Shaw's works, was published into that context: a volume produced with the conscious understanding that the text it contained was one of the major plays of the century. This special edition of the publication features illustrations and stage settings by Charles Ricketts. Ricketts (1866-1931) was the foremost book designer and decorative artist of the English Aesthetic movement — the co-founder, with Charles Shannon, of the Vale Press, which published between 1896 and 1904 some of the most beautiful hand-printed books in the British tradition. His stage designs were renowned for their chromatic richness and historical imagination. On display in this work are 16 chromatic plates of his designs, beautifully presented and a perfect accompaniment to the play. Very good. Dust jacket toned and chipped along edges, particularly at spine ends — as is characteristic of this edition. Some rubbing and wear along edges of cover boards. Internally bright, clean, and near fine. Plates show slight curling at lower corners, the characteristic vulnerability of this book in any copy. However, they are entirely free from creasing, which is notably uncommon. Colour remains bold and vivid throughout. Please note: This is a large volume. Additional postage costs may apply. If so, we will contact you after purchase. Charles Ricketts (ilustrador).…

This copy being #946 of 2000, the 1st book of the 42nd series and the 478th publication by the LEC. With author's preface and an introduction by Alan Strachan. Illustrated in black and white drawings and paintings by Clarke Hutton, which also signed the book. Illustrations printed by Holyoke Lithograph Company and designed by John Dreyfus. Book printed at The Stinehour Press and set in monotype baskerville with Gill Floriated Capitals. Printed on Curtis cream-white eggshell paper and bound by Tapley-Rutter Company in half Irish linen, gold-stamped with brown skiver label and cream cloth sides, each printed in rose with a portrait by Hutton. 204 pages and 8 1/4 x 11 1/2 inches. A fine boo with original glassine in a near fine slipcase Print info from 1985 Bibliography and Snyman - Grossman LEC Checklist #478. Signed.…