Search Results: Illustrated from Veery Books

Greenwich, Connecticut: The Book Block 82 pp. 95 items. Over 40 Illustrations. 'Mostly Interesting new Books on a variety of Subjects frequently offered for reasons other than the Text, including Color Printing, Literature, Fine Binding, Illustrated Books, Sir William Nicholson, and (of course) The Dance of Death.'. Wraps. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New York: Dover, 1977 214 pp. Small folio, mostly illustrations. Some wear to wraps and at extremities, pages clean. ''A new selection of pictures from three editions (1922, 1939, 1965) of Caricatures by Enrico Caruso, published by La Follia di New York, New York.'' . Wraps. Very Good. 9'' X 12''.

New York: Schocken, 1975. pp. 370. Six portraits by Michael Dolen: Roethke, Lowell, Berryman, Rich, Nemerov, Ashberry. Poetry and Meaning--Nemerov; American Poetry Today--Rosenthal; An Interview with Stanley Kunitz; Robert Lowell's Middle Years--Pearson; On John Berryman--Bayley; On Randall Jarrell--Mazzaro; On Theodore Roethke--Kunitz; On John Ashberry--Bloom; On Sylvia Plath--Oates; On Adrienne Rich--Boyers; An interview with W. D. Snodgrass; On Charles Olson--Pops; On Beb Belitt-Landis; An Interview with Galway Kinnell; On W. S. Merwin--Lieberman; On James Wright--Molesworth; On Howard Nemerov--Kiehl; On James Dickey--Silverstein; The New Surrealism--Zweig; On A. R. Ammons--Waggoner; On Alan Dugan--Boyers; On Elizabeth Bishop--Gordon; On David Wagoner--Pinsker. . Second Printing. Trade Paperback. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1872. 283 pp, 4pp advs. 8 plates by Gaston Fay, incl. frontis. Four Books, complete in one volume. A reprint of the 1867 Appleton edition. Corners bumped and frayed. Some slight evidence of dampness on boards extends only to end papers. A bit of foxing around plates. Fragment of acid paper bookmarks page 7. 'A young girl of extraordinary beauty was sitting before the bureau, on which a single candle burned. Her small, lovely oval head was that of a Venus; the tall, slender and graceful figure, that of a Juno. In conformity with the fashion of that day, her dark-brown and shining hair was arranged in hundreds of little curls, encompassed with a golden band, which terminated on her forehead in a serpent's head. Her eyes--the large blue eyes which contrasted so wondrously with the dark hair--were gazing at the mirror. A sad smile played about her beautiful, crimson lips, as she looked at the reflection of her own figure, at the lovely, rosy countenance, the full… Read More