Almansi - Le Bambine di Carroll - 1974





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Almansi, Le Bambine di Carroll is a single 194‑page, Italian language art book in a hardback binding with a full black silk Orient cover, published by Franco Maria Ricci (Milano) in 1974 as the illustrated, limited, numbered first edition; copy 762 of 3000, in its presentation case.
Description from the seller
Celebrated and rare volume of art published by the prestigious Milan-based publishing house Franco Maria Ricci within the series "I segni dell'uomo" (no. 15), printed in 3000 numbered copies on special bluish paper (this is copy no. 762).
The work gathers a precious selection of letters and photographs taken by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (better known by the pseudonym Lewis Carroll). The correspondence and portraits are dedicated to his very young friends and muses. In the introductory essay, Guido Almansi analyzes Carroll's complex and controversial literary and psychological personality, focusing on the poetic value of his epistolary production, conceived as a continual "linguistic game" and an intimate dialogue with the world of childhood.
Guido Almansi (ed.), Le Bambine di Carroll. Photos and letters by Lewis Carroll to Mary, Alice, Irene, Agnese..., Milan, Franco Maria Ricci, 1974.
PP.: 189, (V). COMPLETE.
Copy with cards in overall very good condition.
Publisher's illustrated binding in all-black silk "Orient" with gold lettering on the boards and on the spine, in very good condition. Complete with the publisher's case, with slight wear.
Seller's Story
Celebrated and rare volume of art published by the prestigious Milan-based publishing house Franco Maria Ricci within the series "I segni dell'uomo" (no. 15), printed in 3000 numbered copies on special bluish paper (this is copy no. 762).
The work gathers a precious selection of letters and photographs taken by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (better known by the pseudonym Lewis Carroll). The correspondence and portraits are dedicated to his very young friends and muses. In the introductory essay, Guido Almansi analyzes Carroll's complex and controversial literary and psychological personality, focusing on the poetic value of his epistolary production, conceived as a continual "linguistic game" and an intimate dialogue with the world of childhood.
Guido Almansi (ed.), Le Bambine di Carroll. Photos and letters by Lewis Carroll to Mary, Alice, Irene, Agnese..., Milan, Franco Maria Ricci, 1974.
PP.: 189, (V). COMPLETE.
Copy with cards in overall very good condition.
Publisher's illustrated binding in all-black silk "Orient" with gold lettering on the boards and on the spine, in very good condition. Complete with the publisher's case, with slight wear.

