Goethe. - Faust - Illustrated by Willy Pogany - 1908

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Goethe / Abraham Hayward (trans.) - Faust - Illustrated by Willy Pogany - c. 1908
Published by Hutchinson, London, undated.
Illustrated with 16 Full-Page Colour Plates by Willy Pogany.

Description:
A beautiful early 20th-century fine art edition of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s masterpiece Faust. This volume features the iconic prose translation by Abraham Hayward and is highly prized for its magnificent illustrations by the celebrated Hungarian Art Nouveau artist Willy Pogany.

The book is opulently illustrated with 16 full-page colour plates, including a frontispiece, capturing Pogany’s signature dense, fairy-tale aesthetic and distinctive colour palette. Published undated by Hutchinson & Co., London, this edition is generally attributed to circa 1908. It features a premium binding with top edge gilt and an elegant coloured design stamped on the front board.

Condition Report:
Overall Condition: Very Good / Fairly Clean.
Binding & Cover: Original cloth shows some handling marks and rubbing to the edges. Corners are slightly bumped. There are minor splits to the cloth at the edges and ends of the spine. Gilt spine lettering and front cover design remain visible. Binding remains firm and tight.
Interior & Pages: Generally clean text block. There are minor foxing spots on the title page and the rear of the frontispiece plate, with some occasional minor spots to page margins.
Plates: All 16 colour plates are present, remaining fairly clean, bright, and well-preserved.

Photos supplement descriptions.
"Please View & Used the photos for Part of Description & Further Condition Details"!!!
Ship tracked & Insured.

Goethe / Abraham Hayward (trans.) - Faust - Illustrated by Willy Pogany - c. 1908
Published by Hutchinson, London, undated.
Illustrated with 16 Full-Page Colour Plates by Willy Pogany.

Description:
A beautiful early 20th-century fine art edition of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s masterpiece Faust. This volume features the iconic prose translation by Abraham Hayward and is highly prized for its magnificent illustrations by the celebrated Hungarian Art Nouveau artist Willy Pogany.

The book is opulently illustrated with 16 full-page colour plates, including a frontispiece, capturing Pogany’s signature dense, fairy-tale aesthetic and distinctive colour palette. Published undated by Hutchinson & Co., London, this edition is generally attributed to circa 1908. It features a premium binding with top edge gilt and an elegant coloured design stamped on the front board.

Condition Report:
Overall Condition: Very Good / Fairly Clean.
Binding & Cover: Original cloth shows some handling marks and rubbing to the edges. Corners are slightly bumped. There are minor splits to the cloth at the edges and ends of the spine. Gilt spine lettering and front cover design remain visible. Binding remains firm and tight.
Interior & Pages: Generally clean text block. There are minor foxing spots on the title page and the rear of the frontispiece plate, with some occasional minor spots to page margins.
Plates: All 16 colour plates are present, remaining fairly clean, bright, and well-preserved.

Photos supplement descriptions.
"Please View & Used the photos for Part of Description & Further Condition Details"!!!
Ship tracked & Insured.

Detaljer

Antall bøker
1
Subjekt
Illustrert, Litteratur
Boktittel
Faust - Illustrated by Willy Pogany
Forfatter/ Illustrator
Goethe.
Tilstand
Veldig god
Publication year oldest item
1908
Height
27,5 cm
Utgave
Første utgave i dette formatet
Width
20,5 cm
Språk
Engelsk
Originalspråk
Ja
Forlegger
Hutchinson, London
Binding
Innbundet
Antall sider
245
Solgt av
StorbritanniaBekreftet
8649
Objekter solgt
95,6%
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