Arthur Rackham (ill) - Some British Ballads - 1919





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Some British Ballads di Arthur Rackham (illustratore) è una prima edizione britannica del 1919, brossura rigida pubblicata da Constable, 170 pagine, 16 tavole a colori e 24 illustrazioni in bianco e nero, legatura originale blu dorato con piatti incollati, dorso rifatto, in condizioni molto buone.
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"Some British Ballads", di Arthur Rackham (illustratore) - Constable, Londra - 1919, prima edizione UK - 170p, - 25cmx20cm - 16 tavole a colori e 24 illustrazioni in bianco e nero di Rackham - condizione: molto buono, tutte le tavole presenti. Frontespine decorato, legatura originale blu con doratura, dorso rifatto.
"Several of the Ballads in this book are based on the great work of Francis James Child?" (Nota)"Few of Mr Rackham's work have been more consistently impressed with charm and beauty than his illustrations in colour to Some British Ballads. In them he pictures a succession of fascinating heroines habited in quaint and picturesque costumes, amid surroundings which, though belonging to no definite place or period, are always appropriate and congruous. His heroes are hardly less charming than his heroines, and the scenes in which they are represented constitute a series of fascinating and delightful pictures . one must feel grateful to Mr Rackham for giving us the prettiest picture book of the season" (The Connoisseur, Vol. LVI, 1920).
"Some British Ballads", di Arthur Rackham (illustratore) - Constable, Londra - 1919, prima edizione UK - 170p, - 25cmx20cm - 16 tavole a colori e 24 illustrazioni in bianco e nero di Rackham - condizione: molto buono, tutte le tavole presenti. Frontespine decorato, legatura originale blu con doratura, dorso rifatto.
"Several of the Ballads in this book are based on the great work of Francis James Child?" (Nota)"Few of Mr Rackham's work have been more consistently impressed with charm and beauty than his illustrations in colour to Some British Ballads. In them he pictures a succession of fascinating heroines habited in quaint and picturesque costumes, amid surroundings which, though belonging to no definite place or period, are always appropriate and congruous. His heroes are hardly less charming than his heroines, and the scenes in which they are represented constitute a series of fascinating and delightful pictures . one must feel grateful to Mr Rackham for giving us the prettiest picture book of the season" (The Connoisseur, Vol. LVI, 1920).

