Norman lindsay illustrator (20 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. reprint edition. 136 pages. 8.50x5.25x0.25 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 8.75x5.75x0.50 inches. In Stock. Lindsay, Norman (illustratore).

Hard Back/Hard Cover. Condizione: Good ++. Condizione sovraccoperta: Dustjacket Good. First Edition. 208 pages incl. further reading & notes. Dustjacket has wear with chips to spine-ends & corners, some darkening & nicks to upper edges. Book has light wear with slight fading to spine-ends, slight flecking to upper edges, slight foxing to page-edges. Attractive b/w drawings. Text is very clean & in nice condition. Maxted, Dougals F. (Illustrator) (illustratore).…

1st ed. Hardback octavo, dustjacket, very good condition (in very good dustjacket), black & white photos, endpaper maps, small edge tears jacket (bottom edge rear cover little creased, spine reverse side lightly toned), minor edgewear, protected by removable semiarchival plastic sleeve. 177 pp. First edition. Frank Clune provides the story of the American sea-captain, known as Captain Bully Hayes, who roamed the Pacific Ocean from the 1860s to the 1870s. The story also involves the deeds of other blackbirders, some of whom really were as bad as legend painted Hayes, and of cannibals and head-hunters, naval captains and missionary martyrs, who lived and died violently amid the paradise of the islands of the South Pacific. (Jacket front cover drawing by Norman Lindsay. Yellow colour on jacket spine not faded, and front flap not clipped, both rarely found.). …

Hardback. 1976. Limited edition. A very good ex-library copy which apart from modest library marks and a previous owners bookplate on the front pastedown is in fine, unmarked condition. The d/w is good with some edge wear and shelf rubbing. This copy is no. 300 of a limited edition of only 1000 copies. Now in a protective cover. Scans available if required.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Complete Works of Gaius Petronius by Jack Lindsay (Norman Lindsay, Illustrator) Sunned spine. Frayed corner tips and spine ends. Lightly tanned page edges. Owner's penciled book notes to ffe. No jacket present. Publisher's purple cloth, spine and cover stamped silver. Features 100 illustration plates by Norman Lindsay. Jack Lindsay(Translator) Norman Lindsay(Illustrator) (illustratore). BOOK. …

Condizione: Acceptable.

Introduction by David Adams. Sydney : The Bulletin Newspaper Co. Pty. Ltd., 1952. Quarto, illustrated wrappers (a little sunned, bumped at corners), staple bound, 128 pp, with 40 line illustrations by Lindsay, a very good copy. Reproduces the correspondence of an English female immigrant, most of whose letters, written between 1853 and 1882, were sent home from Sydney and the Rockhampton district of Queensland.…

8vo, viii+72pp, 38 line drawings by Norman Lindsay, original buckram in dustwrapper, a near fine copy. First edition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. First Edition. The Fanfrolico Press, 1929; no. 189 of 500 copies printed on Bachelor's handmade paper for subscribers only, signed by Jack Lindsay on limitation page; xiv, [1], 59, [1 colophon] pp. Scarce edition in acceptable/poor condition. 3/4 dark green calf binding, gilt titling/illustration on front board. Leather is nearly entirely worn from spine, binding exposed; binding remains intact, though quite precarious between page gatherings; light foxing, a few small spots on page margins, text and illustration otherwise in very good condition; edges of boards worn, leather is split over corners; faint damp-spots, rubbing, scratches on boards as well. Due to the size/weight of this book extra charges will apply for international shipping. Ships same or next business day from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Signed by Other. …

Condizione: Very good condition. Bookplate of Philip Lindsay featuring a Norman Lindsay illustration of a pirate & woman in confrontation. Printed below the image, "Phil Lindsay His Book". 2 3/4 x 3 3/4".

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. First edition, paperbound issue. Collects 5 short stories of primitive man (& woman) with 15 tipped in b/w plates by Norman Lindsay. Cardstock covers, 64 pages. Irregular browning to covers, tiny chip at spine base, small ink name/date to half-title page else a tightly bound solid copy of this very scarce Lindsay illustrated book with 14 tipped in illustrations and a title page vignette. {Illus case no titles}.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good+. Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (Norman Lindsay, Illustrations & Foreword) A firm copy with worn bottom corners and spine bottom edge, and a three-inch closed tear to the cloth at bottom spine and cover hinge. No jacket present. First thus. Features 46 monochrome illustrations (45 black on white background, and 1 black on yellow) and Foreword by Norman Lindsay. Original black cloth, spine lettered gilt. Norman Lindsay(Illustrator) Norman Lindsay(Foreword) (illustratore). BOOK.…

Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. LIMITED EDITION, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, 386 of 500. 4to in 8s, pp. [viii], 221, [1]. Red buckram, gilt stamped lettering to spine. Edges deckled. Spine slightly cocked, pushing to spine ends. Signed and numbered by Jack Lindsay in sepia pen on limitation page. Edges, front and rear gently foxed, occasional grubby fingerprints. Else, clean and bright. In the original dust jacket, illustrated, in typical erotic-style, by Norman Lindsay: tanned, grubby and spotted, edgewear and creasing, head of spine frayed, a number of closed tears. Nevertheless, a grand copy, unusual in the dust jacket. Very good/ good+ Co-editor of Australia's first (anti-modernist) "little magazine" Vision (1923-4) by 1926 Jack Lindsay (1900-1990) was living in Bloomsbury attempting to "promote [his father, the artist] Norman Lindsay's notion of a sexually utopian Australian renaissance" to the British, and having re-established John Kirtley's hand-press, the Fanfrolico Press. Liquidated in 1930, due to Lindsay's bankruptcy, the press' " ultimate legacy was scholarly literary erotica". Lindsay went on to have a prolific and variegated writing career "overall he created fascinating syntheses throughout his works, but left a magnificent ruin" and is remembered as a distinguished man of letters for English-speaking communism (ODNB).…

1st ed. Hardback small, dustjacket, very good condition (in good dustjacket), tear to jacket top spine repaired (small edge tears & edge loss), front pastedown little creased along spine edge, cloth spine faintly faded, fore-edge faintly foxed, some edgewear, protected by removable semiarchival plastic sleeve. 260 pp. True classic of Australian literature. A comic novel by Norman Lindsay of small boys growing up in Redheap - the town that is the setting for Norman Lindsay's three novels about boyhood and adolescence in the Ballarat district of Victoria, where he himself grew up [Creswell, Victoria]. It is very much a book about boys - not at all a book for boys. (First edition stated. In the very scarce dustjacket, illustrated by Norman Lindsay !! Note: the first edition omits the internal Norman Lindsay illustrations found in the 1936 edition.).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Limited Edition. Very good minus copy in green leather. 4to. Spine has faded to brown with gilt titles. Numbered 342/550 copies. Bottom fore-edges are worn through. some chipping to leather at top of spine. Green has faded to brown along edges.

London : Fanfrolico Press, 1926. Limited edition of 425 copies (this copy number 106). Quarto, original gilt decorated papered boards and spine (bump to one corner), pp [1-8], 9-75, light foxing to endpapers, uncut lower and fore-edge, 'three collotype reproductions of woodcuts by Norman Lindsay, and two copperplate engravings made from designs by the same artist', clean and sound. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. Limited Edition. Loving Mad Tom by Jack Lindsay Norman Lindsay Peter Warlock Robert Graves #290 A tight square copy with very faint grey mottling to the spine. Bedlamite Verses of the XVI and XVII Centuries. Limited Edition. 375 numbered copies. This is copy #290. Five Illustrations by Lindsay. Quarter vellum stamped gilt, green papered-boards stamped gilt in pictorial design, fore and bottom edge untrimmed. Norman Lindsay(Illustrator) Robert Graves(Foreword) Jack Lindsay(Editor) Peter Warlock(Musical Transcription) (illustratore). BOOK. …

Hardcover. First edition. (4) 78 pages. 29 x 19.5 cm. Limited edition, copy 47 of 75 signed by Norman Lindsay. Book of lyrics by Jack Lindsay. This edition not actually published. It contained 22 inter textual drawings by by Norman Lindsay, from pen and ink drawings. An unbound issue (all but two copies were estimated to be unbound). This was the second book of the Franfrolico Press. This, an unbound issue are in sheets with some soiling (first and last pages). Additionally inscribed by printer Jack Kirtly in ink under Lindsay's signing. "Dear Keith This copy is for you, an appreciation of the sublime side of your personality. We have much in common -- Jack Kirtly 7/2/47.To Keith Bath." Only two copies were bound before Jack Lindsay and Kirtly left to establish a branch of the press in England. Kirtly later gave away unbound sets to friends. The unbound sheets in stiff cream boards. The unbound sheets in stiff cream boards and housed in fine navy blue clamshell box backstrip lettered in gilt.…

London: Fanfrolico Press, 1927. Folio, bound in original brown morocco-backed goat vellum boards with decoration in gilt by Norman Lindsay on front board (slightly shelf-soiled). Uncut. (90pp.). With large title-vignette, and 17 illustrations by Norman Lindsay. Issued for subscribers only. This English edition was limited to 60 copies, numbered and signed by Jack Lindsay, this being No. 30. Printed at the Chiswick Press on Van Gelder handmade paper. Slight foxing on end-papers, otherwise a fine copy of an exceptionally rare item. NOTE: Writer/scholar Jack Lindsay's (1900-1990) rendering of the love affairs of the ancient Roman poet Sextus Propertius into English, enhanced by the pen drawings of his father, the artist Norman Lindsay (1879-1969). This is one of the earliest productions of the Fanfrolico Press, the private press founded by Jack Lindsay and John Kirtley in Sydney in 1925 and re-established in London in 1926, best known for its scholarly erotica. In London, Jack and Kirtley hoped, it is said, "to promote Norman Lindsay's notion of a sexually utopian Australian renaissance." (Oxford DNB 2004) As Lindsay writes, his "method of selection", with regard to the present work, "omits the aetiological element accentuates the character of Propertius as lover rather than as doctus poeta & thus seeks to achieve a living & coherent picture of a personality amiable amorous and bravely at the mercy of his instincts" (p. 89). Books of the Fanfrolico Press are highly collectible, and this is no exception.…