Arthur Rackham (ill) - Mother Goose - 1952





Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 136024 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Two-volume 1952 first Rackham edition of Mother Goose, selected and illustrated by Arthur Rackham, in hardback with original dust jackets and decorated boards, complete in two volumes with some wear and tears and loss to the dust jacket of volume 2.
Description from the seller
"Mother Goose" selected and illustrated by Arthur Rackham - William Heinemann, London - 1952 first Rackham edition in two volumes, modelled after 1913 first trade Rackham edition - 15cmx13cm - complete in 2 volumes - condition: books in good condition, with all plates present, decorated boards, in original dustwrappers, with some wear and tears, and loss to dj of vol 2.
Mother Goose: The Old Nursery Rhymes is a famous collection of traditional nursery rhymes chosen and uniquely illustrated by the renowned British artist Arthur Rackham, first published in 1913.Rackham was a leading figure during the Golden Age of Illustration (roughly 1880–1920s). His work on Mother Goose remains one of his most beloved masterpieces, completely redefining how these centuries-old childhood rhymes were visually imagined.
"Mother Goose" selected and illustrated by Arthur Rackham - William Heinemann, London - 1952 first Rackham edition in two volumes, modelled after 1913 first trade Rackham edition - 15cmx13cm - complete in 2 volumes - condition: books in good condition, with all plates present, decorated boards, in original dustwrappers, with some wear and tears, and loss to dj of vol 2.
Mother Goose: The Old Nursery Rhymes is a famous collection of traditional nursery rhymes chosen and uniquely illustrated by the renowned British artist Arthur Rackham, first published in 1913.Rackham was a leading figure during the Golden Age of Illustration (roughly 1880–1920s). His work on Mother Goose remains one of his most beloved masterpieces, completely redefining how these centuries-old childhood rhymes were visually imagined.

