Walter Crane ( 1845 - 1915): Flora''s Feast. Met prachtige cromolitho's. - Flora"s Feast Masque of Flowers Met Chromolitho''s - 1895

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Walter Crane's Flora's Feast, Masque of Flowers, a 1895 second impression in hard cover published by Cassell & Company Limited, London, 40 pages with chromolithographs, all lithographs signed by the illustrator, in very good condition.

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Second edition 1895 of the famous book:

WALTER CRANE ; FLORA;S FEAST, Masque of flowers. 1895
Cassell & Company, London. 40 pp. followed by 7 pp. advertisements.

The binding is as always lightly bumped at the edges. It is complete.
The title page and the back of the binding have after 130 years some small light stains.

All chromolithographs are in prime condition, no discoloration or rust.

On the back are the letters F and F, a basket of flowers in the middle, and at the bottom the signature of Walter Crane on the left, and on the right the publisher C & C.

All lithographs are signed by the author/illustrator. See .

Flora's Feast: A Masque of Flowers (1889) in which 39 flowers in the order in which they bloom during the year, in full colour printed with the help of chromolithography, a technique for making multi-colour prints.
With this flower book, entirely executed in the Arts-and-Crafts style of the international Art Nouveau, Crane inspired several European illustrators such as Theo van Hoytema and Rie Cramer, to use flowers in illustrations for the youth.
Crane personified the flowers based on their structure, whereby petals, stems, etc. became part of the costume of the figures and expressed their character.

A jewel of Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau decorative art!

Well protected and sent by registered mail.

Second edition 1895 of the famous book:

WALTER CRANE ; FLORA;S FEAST, Masque of flowers. 1895
Cassell & Company, London. 40 pp. followed by 7 pp. advertisements.

The binding is as always lightly bumped at the edges. It is complete.
The title page and the back of the binding have after 130 years some small light stains.

All chromolithographs are in prime condition, no discoloration or rust.

On the back are the letters F and F, a basket of flowers in the middle, and at the bottom the signature of Walter Crane on the left, and on the right the publisher C & C.

All lithographs are signed by the author/illustrator. See .

Flora's Feast: A Masque of Flowers (1889) in which 39 flowers in the order in which they bloom during the year, in full colour printed with the help of chromolithography, a technique for making multi-colour prints.
With this flower book, entirely executed in the Arts-and-Crafts style of the international Art Nouveau, Crane inspired several European illustrators such as Theo van Hoytema and Rie Cramer, to use flowers in illustrations for the youth.
Crane personified the flowers based on their structure, whereby petals, stems, etc. became part of the costume of the figures and expressed their character.

A jewel of Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau decorative art!

Well protected and sent by registered mail.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Applied art, Art, Children's books, Graphic design, Illustrated
Book title
Flora"s Feast Masque of Flowers Met Chromolitho''s
Author/ Illustrator
Walter Crane ( 1845 - 1915): Flora''s Feast. Met prachtige cromolitho's.
Condition
Very good
Artist
Walter Crane
Publication year oldest item
1895
Height
25.5 cm
Edition
Reprint
Width
19 cm
Language
English
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Cassell & Company Limited, London
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Extras
Signed by illustrator
Number of pages
40
Style
Art Nouveau
The NetherlandsVerified
490
Objects sold
100%
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