Dome no 3 quarterly containing examples (3 resultados)

Hardback. Condición: Good+. No Dust Jacket. Turquoise paper boards edge-worn w/ several losses on corners, slight flecked staining on front board, marked by water-damage on rear and at bottom-edge of front board; Pages toned, rought-cut edges, offsetting on endpapers, front endpapers illustrated in red, slight spotting throughout, B&W plates; Binding tight. This edition of 'The Dome' features chapters on architecture and sculpture, literature, fine art and music, including score by Samuel Coleridge Taylor and an essay on 'Hiroshige' by Charles Holmes. ; 6.25 x 8.5"; 30 pages.…

8vo. 91pp, [9]pp publisher's adverts, colour and b/w plates, prelims printed in red and black. Original printed paper boards, pictorial eps printed in red, uncut. Extremes rubbed with wear; binding lightly soiled. * Contains two colour Hiroshige plates and 'An Appreciation' by Charles Holmes.

Titlepage printed in red & black, plates, 10pp ads. Decorated endpapers. Uncut in orig. drab printed paper boards, lettered in black; rubbed & dulled, spine chipped with loss, inner front hinge split. Ink inscription on titlepage: 'William Mead (?)'. The Dome was edited by Unicorn Press manager Ernest J. Oldmeadow and ran for three years from 1897-1900. This issue includes drawings by Laurence Housman and Beresford Pite, a poem by Frank Freeman and story by J.E. Woodmeald, a painting by Edward Burne-Jones, music by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and more.…