Flikker Book. No.1-9. A complete set by FLIKKER BOOK - 1972: 1. Francois Dallegret. 2. Chic Taylor. 3. Eduardo Paolozzi. 4. Patrick Procktor. 5. Malcolm Carder. 6. Liliane Lijn. 7. Pater Schmidt. 8. Roy Grayson. 9. Derek Boshier.

London: Self-published., 1967. First edition. Folding sheet.. Very Good. Christmas card Drawn by Terry FrostChristmas card. An original artwork, felt tip pen, and leather lace. Inscribed verso a Happy Xmas, Kath + Terry, central vertical fold. Circa 1967/68.Provenance:Purchased at auction. The original recipients were Harry and Mary Judge, Oxford.Harry Judge was headmaster at Banbury School in the 1960s Where Terry sent his children while he was teaching at Reading University.I have to thank Dominic Kemp for the information above. Dominc kemp wrote ‘ Terry Frost Prints. A Catalogue Raisonne’ Which I can highly recommend.Size 80 x 290mm (3 x 11 1/2in)

Volume 1 complete in 4 issues. July 1917 -June 1918. Original wrappers with title and an illustration by Charles Ginner on upper covers. Illustrated by various artists including:- Lucien Pissarro, Walter Sickert, E. McKnight-Kauffer, Paul Nash, Gaudier-Brzeska, J.D.Fergusson, C.R.W.Nevinson, S.J.Pepleo and Nina Hamnett among others. Poems and literature by Herbert Read, Charles Marriott, Laurence Binyon, R.Holbrook-Keen, Geoffrey Whitworth, H.Austin Petch and Vivien Flanders among others. Wrappers slightly soiled and staples rusted o.w in good condition and complete. Very scarce first four separate issues.

Very good volume of 17 numbers of this rare 18th century art magazine.

With calligraphic title page and 50 (of 51) copperplates after artists such as Paul Sandby, C. Monnet, Charles le Brun, Philippe de Champaigne, Giovanni Casanova, Charles Eisen, etc., engraved by Joshua Collyer, William Walker, Charles Grignion, Michael Angelo Rooker, T. Cook, J. Hall, W. Sharp and others.

"In each number of which will be given a Portrait of some Celebrated Personage, some interesting Historical Subject and some curious Perspective View executed by the most capital artists of Great Britain and calculated to enrich the Cabinets of the Curious or to ornament the Apartments of Persons of Real Taste."

Each number had three plates, a portrait, a historical or mythological scene and a bucolic landscape. Missing one plate (of Perseus), never bound in.

The portraits include writers, philosophers, scientists, statesmen, clergy and aristocrats such as Geoffrey Chaucer, Alexander Pope, Racine, Moliere, Corneille, Sir… Read More

Very good copy of Pinkerton's collection of rare portraits of Scottish royalty, clergy and celebrities.

Complete with 63 finely engraved copperplates.

With portrait of cross-dressing Frances Stuart as frontispiece, engraved title page dated 1797, list of subscribers, advertisement to Part I, advertisement to Part III dated 1796, and 56 other portraits (one folding) and six engraved plates of royal seals.

With three portraits of Mary, Queen of Scots, and King James IV, two portraits of King James V, and individual portraits of Alexander III, David I, Malcom I, Robert II, Robert III, James I, James II, James III, James VI (later James I of England) and Scottish queens Mary of Guise, Margaret of Denmark, Anne of Denmark.

Among the other interesting characters are the Scottish polymath James Crichton, aka the Admirable Crichton, and Frances Stuart, Duchess of Richmond, a famous beauty at the court of King Charles II of England, cross-dressing as a man, as well as statesmen, clergy, martyrs, etc.… Read More

Very good copy of the mid-19th century reprint of the Lancashire Hogarth's book of caricatures, originally published in 1773
Complete with portrait of the artist, engraved title page, and 44 engraved plates printed on 25 pages
The plates show quite an extraordinary parade of 18th century scenes in pubs, hairdressers, shops, dentists and living rooms. A drunk vomits into a bowl at a bar, a wife beats a husband, a demon steals from a preacher, ugly bumpkins gurn, drunken rustics brawl, foppish politicians read the Magna Carta, a judge molests a female witness, a barber fleeces a Macaroni, a sailor is cheated of his prize money, etc.
There are four plates of dentists using tongs and string to extract teeth from unhappy patients. There are even a few portraits of famous people: Lord Bute Pl. 17, diplomat John Russell, Duke of Bedford, in Pl. 18, botanists Daniel Solander and Joseph Banks with Plato in Pl. 20, and a group of rogues and scoundrels in the book trade in northern England and Scotland in Pl.… Read More

1862. 1862 Jaffray, James GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF WARWICKSHIRE Birmingham: Thomas Underwood, 1862 pp[viii], 119pp frontispiece engraving, 31 engraved plates, 13 vignettes 4to Contemporary green half calf/marbled paper boards, edges of textblock marbled Backstrip panelled in gilt Neatly rebacked in green leather, original backstrip laid back down, new stamped leather spine label foxing throughout text and on tissue guards 6 of the plates have moderate to heavy foxing with the remaining plates with little or no foxing at all Moderate rubbing on covers, edges of boards, internally near fine, overall a nice leatherbound hardcover copy.

London: Self-published., 1967. First edition. Folding sheet.. Very Good. Christmas card Drawn by Terry FrostChristmas card. An original artwork, felt tip pen, and leather lace. Inscribed verso a Happy Xmas, Kath + Terry, central vertical fold. Circa 1967/68.Provenance:Purchased at auction. The original recipients were Harry and Mary Judge, Oxford.Harry Judge was headmaster at Banbury School in the 1960s Where Terry sent his children while he was teaching at Reading University.I have to thank Dominic Kemp for the information above. Dominc kemp wrote ‘ Terry Frost Prints. A Catalogue Raisonne’ Which I can highly recommend.Size 80 x 290mm (3 x 11 1/2in)

London: Aquarium Gallery, 2004. 1st Edition . No Binding. As New. The Pax Britannica exhibition poster designed by Ralph Steadman in 2004. Note: this is not from the boxed-set of signed prints issued by the gallery which included Steadman, Banksy et al, and which were un-numbered but rather an example of the Poster published separately in an edition of 100. Signed & numbered by Ralph Steadman, bottom left. 16.2" x 23", printed by United Posters Ltd. In immaculate condition, rolled.

[Manchester, England]:: Darren Marsh,, 2020.. Edition of 6. 3 bookworks each 16.8cm x 28.4cm. Each bookwork an 8 page bound concertina. Unfolds in spreads and can be read as one continuous piece. Archival digital print on 280gsm Titanium Lustre silver resin coated paper. Archival linen hingesMirri Blanco Pearl 220gsm covers. Blue and gold inked paper cover labels. Blue and gold inked paper banderole. All content, design and production by Darren Marsh. Includes Certificate of Authenticity signed and numbered by artist. Darren Marsh: "weneverstoodapart is a visual poem about our relationship with other beings, both human and non-human. We have constructed our worlds with humans as the dominant or central character, and so find ourselves in an ecological and political era which mirrors the impact this brings to all life and the planet. "A civilisation that chooses to drive ecological change, while refusing to acknowledge its own interdependence and interconnectedness,… Read More

Good copy of Volume XLV (45) or Third of the New Series of Curtis's Botanical Magazine, 1818.
With 58 (of 81) hand-coloured botanical plates (No. 1948-2022). Seven folding plates. Missing 23 plates: 1945-1947, 1952-1962, 1968, 1989-1994, 2001.
Copperplate engravings after an unknown artist, a few engraved by Weddell.
Includes many exotic flowers and plants including endangered Jamaica sago, bitter ginger, Cape aloe, sweet crabapple, blood lily, Florida arrowroot, brown widelip orchid, boneset, cherimoya, passionflower, sunflower, etc.
John Sims (1749-1831) was an English physician and botanist. Born in Canterbury and educated at the Quaker school in Burford, Oxfordshire, he went on to study medicine at Edinburgh University. He became the first editor of the Botanical Magazine after the death of William Curtis in 1799, and edited the magazine from 1801 to 1826.
Contemporary quarter leather binding dry and flaking, spine with five raised bands, chipped orange and burgundy leather title labels, gilt… Read More