3 wilde oscar (17 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. Small volume bound in gray paper covered boards, with printed paper spine and cover labels. 39pp. printed on rectos only. No namem no book-plate, etc. Front free endpaper excised and slight wear to tips, else a clean, very good+ copy.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Jacket. In a hardcover with white spine with titles and mustard coloured boards. No dust jacket. 31 pp. of irregular size. The book is in fair condition with quite heavy shelf-wear to the extremities of the cover especially the corners which are lightly bruised and the spine which has a 1.5" split to one side. The extremities of the cover, especially the spine, are tanned and the titles to the spine are very faint. The front hinge is cracked and the binding slightly slack. There is light tanning and foxing to the end papers and fly leaves. The front fly leaf and half title are uncut. There is light foxing and tanning to the extremities of the pages, especially the larger ones.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Limited Edition. Limited edition number 324 of 550 copies. Streak across the front cover from top to bottom. Small loss of cloth at the top of the spine.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Hardcover. Yellow cloth over boards with ornate lack and orange stamping on covers; black lettering on spine. Not dated, c. 1900, maybe a bit earlier. 39 pages. In fair condition. Cloth is slightly frayed at head and foot of spine. Corners bumped. Stamping remains quite bright and handsome. Author Latta Griswold's bookplate on front attached endpaper, and her inscription on front free endpaper. Front gutter is cracked through; binding is fragile, but holds. Pages are clean. Quite a lovely printing of Wilde's final published work before his death in 1900.

Hardcover. Es wird darauf verzichtet, die Bücher im Einzelnen zu beschreiben, alle Okrt, bis 685 S., Kl8° (4-6 leichte Altersspuren, 8. Zweiter Teil Deckel etwas unfrisch, sonst gute Exemplare). Abgabe nur zusammaen. Als kostenlose Zugabe: Jan Philipp Reemtsma, Im Keller. Hbg: HIS (1997). Opbd., Ou., 221 S., Kl8° (neuwertiges Exemplar). 1 1500 gr. 0.0.

broché. Condizione: Moyen. Dignimont (illustratore). Exemplaire broché, un peu d'usure au dos, marque de Scotch sur le dos et le bord de la couverture, petite tache d'eau au bord exterieur de la couverture - pages propres et reliure relativement solide. No 627 de 1000 sur vélin d'Arches. Préface de Pierre Mac Orlan. Carte dedicacé de "Pierre Wiser" attachéé. 70p. Size: 26cm. Book.

Opbd. Z. T. mit biographischen Angaben der Autoren. Sprache: dt. ca. 3000 Gramm. Buch.

Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Slightly grubby spine, title to spine fading, pp clean and bright, very good. Size: 8vo.

HPgmt. mit LWd-Deckeln, Rückentitel, 31 Seiten, 4° (4° (15,5 x 23 cm)), Decke stark angeschmutzt, Ecke des hinteren fliegenden Blattes ausgeschnitten, Seitenränder gedunkelt, sonst sauber, insgesamt guter Zustand. Book Language/s: English.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. First edition thus. Sextodecimo, bound in pale blue paper covered boards with small paper label on front board and along spine. Age toning along the spine and edges, else very good. No dust jacket. A relatively early and scarce American edition. The pseudonym appears as C. 33 on the title page - Wilde's name does not appear anywhere in the book. ; 39 pages.

Softcover. Condizione: sehr gut. 1: Insel-Bücherei Nr. 165 / 2: Inselbücherei Nr. 413 / 3: Inselbücherei Nr. 172 in deutscher Sprache.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good condition. Seventh Edition. One of 2000 copies. Bound in publisher's original quarter tan and orange cloth with the spine stamped in gilt. Uncut. First edition to use Wilde's name. Last authorized edition issued by Smithers. Binding has seperated at page 1 but still intact. Gift inscription in ink on the front free endpaper. Some minor soiling to the covers.

Condizione: Good. Reprint. G - in Good condition. Cover lightly marked. Spine darkened. Inner hinges sympathetically reinforced. Light foxing of endpapers. Sm. tear to copyright page and chip to rear pastedown. Untrimmed. 230mm x 140mm (9" x 6"). 31pp. Early reprint. Publication date February 1898 to copyright page but with addition at this later stage of Wilde's name in square brackets beneath C. 3. 3. Mustard hardback cloth cover with white spine.

[8] 31 pp. 8vo, publisher's white and gold cloth, gilt-lettered on the spine. Second edition. Ink ownership name on front free endpaper; endsheets tanned; a very few smudges and spots to text and deckled fore-edges a bit tanned. The original binding is dust-soiled and stained; spine quite tanned; but tight and sound.

Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. - Second Edition though lacks the Printed "Second Edition" to the title page verso - Publication date February 1898 to copyright page - Also includes the numerous amendments made to that edition - Oscar Wilde's last work, published pseudonymously using his prisoner designation - Quarter bound in white linen over cinnamon linen boards w/ gilt lettering to spine - Printed on handmade paper w/ deckled edges on one side of the page only - Covers heavily tanned and marked - Lettering to spine faded - Corners and spine ends bumped and crushed - Endpapers toned and stained - Content lightly toned and foxed throughout w/ scratches and marks to some leaves, particularly near the rear - Rear hinge very slightly open but still strong - Book ow/ solid and clean - 31 pages.

Condizione: Good. First Frans Masereel illustrated edition in publisher's original illustrated light green card wrap covers [soft back]. 8vo. 8'' x 5''. Contains 64 printed pages of text with splendid monochrome woodcuts by Frans Masereel throughout. Light surface stains to the covers and in Good condition, no dust wrapper as issued. Member of the P.B.F.A. ISBN 0904526261 NINETEENTH CENTURY.

Condizione: Fine. First edition. One of thirty copies printed on Japanese vellum paper, this being copy twenty-four. Published under the pseudonym "C.3.3.," Wilde's cell number while he was at Reading Gaol, in an attempt to separate Wilde's then-notorious name from the publication. A lovely, Fine copy. Wilde's long poem "The Ballad of Reading Gaol," published just two years before his death, draws on the experience of being imprisoned at Reading after his conviction for gross indecency in 1895. Wilde had, famously, faced a highly publicized trial that ended with a sentence of two years hard labor, which he served at Pentonville Prison, Wandsworth, and finally at Reading. The poem was directly inspired by Charles Thomas Woolridge, a fellow inmate who was executed at Reading after being convicted of murdering his wife. The crime was metaphorized by Wilde in his poem, which contains one his most famous lines: "Yet each man kills the thing he loves." In the last three years of his life, which he spent in exile in Naples and then in Paris, Wilde continued to edit and publish his plays - the first editions of An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest were published during this period - but he wrote very little, having "lost the joy of writing" (Ellman, Oscar Wilde). "The Ballad of Reading Gaol," then, was the last new literary work of Wilde's career, and perhaps his most haunting. He concludes his poem with the elegiac stanza: "And all men kill the thing they love, / By all let this be heard, / Some do it with a bitter look, / Some with a flattering word, / The coward does it with a kiss, / The brave man with a sword." Fine.