Eric Gill. His Social and Artistic Roots (signed copy) diaries-letters salted nuts and olives"

salted nuts and olives"

Oblong format

Vierge's involvement with with Don Quixote spanned some 30 years and culminated in the Scribner's edition of Thomas Shelton's 17th-century translation two years after his death (the British Library holds an edition published in London in the same year by Unwin)

8vo (8 x 5 ins)

Eric Gill. His Social and Artistic Roots (signed copy) diaries-letters salted nuts and olives"Iowa City: The Prairie Press, 1964. Presentation copy from the author, inscribed "To Father Neuzil w. very highest regard E. M. Catich" to first free endpaper. Original patterned boards with green cloth spine. With the pictorial dust jacket, rear panel of which is somewhat stained. 8vo. pp. [32]; frontispiece drawing of Eric Gill by Father Catich after a self portrait engraved on wood by Gill. Titlepage printed in red and black, slightly foxed, also