macklin rigby (9 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. From the Library of John Russell Taylor.

Written and illustrated by Macklin and Rigby. Oblong quarto. (22) pp. With five illustrations after Frank Brangwyn's paintings, each with title and text facing. Bound in quarter white linen over blue paper covered printed boards. Taylor & Sewell A134. Toning to spine cloth, else fine Written and illustrated by Macklin and Rigby.

Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. Black and White illustrations. Very Good (-), no dust jacket. Paper covered boards with linen spine.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Landscape 8vo, (21 pages), illustrations, near fine condition in paper covered boards and linen spine, top and bottom of spine bumped, linen spine slightly browned with some stains, text in fine, clean condition.

First edition. Small oblong 4to. (20) pp. Original cloth backed printed boards. Title vignette and 5 illustrations after paintings by Frank Brangwyn. Covers slightly bowed, a few light marks, else a very good copy. Taylor & Sewell, A134.

First edition. Unpaginated [17pp]; 5 plates. Landscape format. Cloth-backed paper-covered boards. No inscriptions. VG. [a description and interpretation of the large tempera paintings produced by Frank Brangwyn between 1913 and 1923, which represent incidents in the history of the Christian Church].

Boards. Condizione: Very Good. Unpaginated. Publisher's original quarter cream-coloured cloth over printed blue paper-covered boards. Spine darkened & spotted. Endpapers darkened. With five full-page b&w illustrations. Based on Frank Brangwyn's paintings at Christ's Hospital Chapel. Oblong 4to.

Five illustrations after Frank Brangwyn's paintings in Christ's Hospital. Oblong 4to., original white linen spine with printed blue paper covered boards with illustration on upper cover, a superb copy. Frank Brangwyn was a long time inhabitant of Ditchling and paintings and drawings of local people were often incorporated into his work. This book begins with "There is no finer of more representative example of the work of Frank Brangwyn than the sixteen pictures in Christ's Hospital.and nor is there anywhere a decorative scheme more grandly planned". The pictures are immense and beautiful, these illustrations giving a taster of the real thing.

Printed at St Dominic's Press, Ditchling, by H.D.C. Pepler, 1925, 1st edition. White cloth spine, blue paper covered boards with black lettering and a small illustration of a head to the front board. Oblong format, 8.25ins x 10.5ins,unpaginated. Comprises title page, 6pp text, sub title followed by 5 pages of drawings of the murals each faced by a page of text, colophon. Free endpapers browned. Previous owners name to top of blank page between the endpaper and the title page. White spine a bit browned, overall VG.