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This print originates from Willow Legge’s work ‘An African Folktale’ with the Circle Press, founded by Ron King. She studied sculpture at Chelsea School of…

Ron King’s first artists’ book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales’ text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major…

A very attractive reprint of the Kynoch Press Notebook of 1933 with Ravilious’s vignettes printed from the original blocks. With two excellent essays by Harling…

The fascinating 18th century letters of Charlotte Biggs, in which she relates stories of love, intrigue, abduction and rape.

An enchanting graphic tale with no text telling the story in linocuts of a tree house over the years.

Ron King’s first artists’ book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales’ text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major…

With an introduction by Fiona Maccarthy.
Inserted loose is a letter from David Esslemont presenting this first special copy which describes his binding process:
“My design is…

Abigail Rorer is a much respected American wood engraver and publisher of limited edition and fine press books using her own artwork. She was drawn…

The text is an excerpt from a play involving two dogs having a heated conversation about their daily life (ie waiting to be told where…

A free rendering into heroic verse by Dryden of the story found in Boccaccio’s ‘Decameron’, which was first published in 1700 as a section from…

Philip Smith was one of the greatest British bookbinders of the 20th century and was well-known for inventing several techniques including the ‘lap-back’ structure which…

Karasik’s celebration of two of the main inspiring figures in Russian Avant-Garde art, Malevich, and literature, Daniil Kharms. The main focus is on The Black…

The diary of an Oxford undergraduate George Tonge, recounting his tour the Mediterranean by boat in 1857. His 10 week journey took him to Gibraltar,…

One of the 8 commissioned poetry books of the Circle Press ‘London Series’ made to commemorate the move of the Circle Press from Guildford to…

A series of 6 double-sided blind-embossed images printed in wire, which, when folded and juxtaposed in sequence, make eleven reclining nudes which change position from…

David Kindersley (1915-1995) was one of the most important and influential British letter carver and type designers of the twentieth century. He began his career…

An illustrated tale of his childhood in Leicestershire by the artist about him and his twin meeting two twin girls over a summer holiday.

The book takes the form of two poems printed to celebrate the fleeting life of the baby Anna Sherington in 1984, In the Carolinas by…

Max Ernst’s ‘Une Semaine de Bonté’ is one of the great artist’s books and a landmark of the Surrealist movement. Ernst created his 182 images…