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London / Greenwich, Conn: George Rainbird / New York Graphic Society, 1958. First edition. Moore, Henry. Copy 20, one of the first 27 special copies, containing a signed original drawing as well as a signed lithograph, from the limited edition of 150 copies. Folio, 340 x 490 mm. Publisher's full natural morocco, stamped in red on the cover and spine, after Moore's autograph. Fine condition; original plastic jacket. The drawing, in sepia ink, on white wove paper, signed "Moore 56" is titled "Seated Figures 1955-1956," and is cited as AG 55-56.75 / HMF 2814 in the catalogue raisonné of Moore's drawings. It measures 235 x 292 mm. and is mounted to a piece of brown Ingres paper (260 x 315 mm.). The lithograph is "Thirteen Standing Figures", 1958, (CGM 41) produced in an edition of 150, it measures 250 x 305 mm. Differing from the publishedm description in that our copy does not have a slipcase and the body of book is not signed by Moore. "64 unnumbered pages of Grosvenor Chater's Chariot offset… Read More

Ralston, William. Titled on the verso. Original four-panel drawing, in pen and ink, and blue wash. Signed with monogram, 13 in. x 5 in. Fine condition. William Ralston (1848-1911) was born in Dumbarton, and probably studied under his younger brother after abandoning a career as a photographer. He contributed drawings to Punch from 1870 to 1886, specializing in genre and military subjects, also to the Illustrated London News, The Graphic, and Cornhill Magazine, along with designing many publishers' cloth bindings.

London: Omega Workshops, 1918. First edition. Copy 38 of 75 printed for the Omega Workshops by Richard Madley. Printed on cream wove paper, bound in publisher's hand printed purple decorative paper over boards, extremities a little rubbed, otherwise a fine copy. 14 leaves, 7 3/8 inches x 10 1/4 inches. Fourteen original woodcuts (ten are full-page) by Vanessa Bell ("Nude;" "Dahlias"), Roger Fry ("Still Life"; "The Cup"; "Harliquinade" after Mark Gertler; "The Stocking"), Duncan Grant ("The Hat Shop"; "The Tub"); Edward Wolfe ("Ballet"; "Group"), Edward McKnight Kauffer ("Study"), Simon Bussy ("Black Cat"), and Roald Kristian ("Animals"). The fourth and last book published by the Omega Workshops.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife: Colegio de Arquitectos de Canarios, 1972. Poster, 74.8 x 58 cm. (29.4 x 22.8 in.) Two small edge nicks. Signed in the plate.

5 x 3 - 1/2 inches. Captioned in ink. The reverse is a partially printed menu, and a handwritten note "Pencil sketches of Ear by Millais"

1799. Francisco Goya Y Lucientes. Original engraving.

1972. Framed, inside dimension 13-1/2 x 9-3/4 inches. Text "Scrappy Tale" in ink, beneath a drawing, signed and dated, and alternatively titled "Justwo a muse me"