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

Previously unpublished this ‘play for voices’ is about selkies - the seals that surround the shores of Orkney with their deep brown eyes that captivate…

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The story is taken from Noyes collected works published in 1924.

Bernen’s account of life on a Greek island, interspersed with his poem, ‘Floor Boards’.

Weil completed the essay in the autumn of 1940, following the fall of France. It discusses Homer’s epic poem and includes reflections on the nature…

Lemaire engraved the blocks in the text especially for an edition of ‘Thomas the Rhymer’ and the engravings, depicting the seasons, that appear throughout the…

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…

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

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Introduction by John Dreyfuss. This New Year’s keepsake was printed as a memorial in the year of Beatrice Warde’s death, being an important speech she…

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…

With a ALS from Paul Standard, dated 17 March, 1960, inserted loose.