CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATORS |
We have a large selection of illustrations by Arthur Rackham , William Pogany,
Edmund Dulac, Kate Greenaway, May Gibbs (Australian) and Ida Rentoul Outhwaite (Australian) Hugh Thomson and many more etc.
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EDT1 THE TEMPEST: Act 1 Scene 11PROSPERO. A rotten carcass of a butt,not rigg'd, Nor tackle,sail, nor mast" Original gravure after Edmund Dulac(1867-1953) Published London c.1920 . Condition-Excellent-the gravure is tipped onto stiff paper cream paper, as presented in the original portfolio. Image Size = 18cm x 13cm Price = AUD$65 |
EDT2 THE TEMPEST: Act 1 Scene 11PROSPERO. She did confine thee...Into a cloven pine" Original gravure after Edmund Dulac Published London c.1920 . Condition-Fair-the gravure is tipped onto stiff paper cream paper, as presented in the original portfolio. Crease just evident in bottom left corner. Image Size = 18cm x 13cm Price = AUD$45 |
EDT3 THE TEMPEST: Act 11 Scene 1ANTONIO. "Here lies your brother,No better than the earth he lies upon." Original gravure after Edmund Dulac Published London c.1920 . Condition-Fair-the gravure is tipped onto stiff paper cream paper, as presented in the original portfolio. Crease just evident in bottom left corner. Image Size = 18cm x 13cm Price = AUD$45 |
THE TEMPEST: Act 11 Scene IICALIBAN. "But For every trifle are they set upon me."Original gravure after Edmund Dulac Published London c.1920 . Condition-Excellent-the gravure is tipped onto stiff paper cream paper, as presented in the original portfolio. Image Size = 18cm x 13cm Price = AUD$65 |
EDT4 THE TEMPEST: Act V Scene IARIEL. "All prisoners, sir,In the line-grove which weatherfends your cell." Original gravure after Edmund DulacPublished London c.1920 . Condition-Excellent-the gravure is tipped onto stiff paper cream paper, as presented in the original portfolio. Image Size = 18cm x 13cm SOLD |
ED2
"I never at all saw sewing so small"
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) Published London c.1916 .
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ED3 "Cerberus. The Black Dog of Hades."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) Published London c.1916 .
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ED4 "What Do You Think of Young Rouselle"-a French Song of the Olden Time.
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) Published London c.1916 .
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ED12
"The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) tipped onto a page with ornate gold design. |
ED13
"The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) tipped onto a page with ornate gold design. |
ED14
"The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) tipped onto a page with ornate gold design. |
ED5
"The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) tipped onto a page with ornate gold design. |
ED6
"The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) tipped onto a page with ornate gold design. |
ED7
"The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1867-1953) tipped onto a page with ornate gold design. |
ED8
"The Arabian Nights."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1882-1953) tipped onto a page common to all in this folio.
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ED9
"The Arabian Nights."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1882-1953) tipped onto a page common to all in this folio.
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ED10
"The Arabian Nights."
Original gravure after Edmund Dulac (1882-1953) tipped onto a page common to all in this folio.
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AR5 "The Soot Fairies."
Original gravure after a watercolour by ARTHUR RACKHAM (1867-1939) |
AR5 "So Nobody can quite explain Exactly where the rainbow ends."
Original gravure after Arthur Rackham (fl.1912-1925) |
HH1 "Babes in the Wood."
Original etching drawn and etched by Sir Hubert von Herkomer, R.A., R.W.S. (1849-1914) |
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