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Elaine Williamson studied at Manchester College of Art and then went on to post-graduate study at Stoke-on-Trent, the centre of the English ceramic industry. Her…

Louise Tiplady is a much admired British stonemason known for her unique sculptural style and letterforms. This 3D carving of a starling is particularly remarkable.

Motoko Tachikawa’s beautiful work unfolds to form one large photographic print of a weed which has a ghostly quality created by the use of the…

The imprint of Gloria Stuart, possibly best known for her role as the elderly Rose in the film Titanic. She began printing late in life,…

Produced for Sassoon’s 80th birthday, this is a charming story about a cat written by Sassoon when he was only 11 and printed here for…

The book informs the reader about the W.L.A. in different areas, its organisation, various guides to different farm work, the problems of rats and ends…

With an excellent inscription by Vita Sackville-West’s mother to the remarkable female pilot Amy Johnson refering to her daughter’s famous poem ‘Ad Astra’ (”Conqueror! what…

A meditative poetic work inspired by a beloved tree and the day when the artist and a friend found a string of scarlet beads hanging…

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…

‘Taking Stock’ explores human consumption by cataloguing and categorising all of Pandey’s belongings after one year of moving to Iowa. Everything is listed using images…

An anthology of extracts from English Romantic writers such as Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, Southey, De Quincey, Hazlitt and Peacock. They are arranged thematically - Distant…

Lucie Meyer, later Edgar-Faure, (1908-1977) was from Alsace. On the guidance of her uncle, Julien Cain, she studied History of Art at the Sorbonne and…

With a unique painted presentation page inscribed to the French bookbinder Claude Honnelaitre from the author and illustrator “en souvenir d’Ubac’, dated 1986. Baltazar is…

Hélène Limousin graduated with honours from the Ecole Estienne in 1999. She then set up in Cholet in 2003 as a bookbinder and gilder. She…

In the 1920s many women were drawn to the medium of bookbinding, perhaps influenced by the new modernist designs forged by Pierre Legrain. The women…

An important work of speculative fiction by Maurois, whose real name was Emile Salomon Wilhelm Herzog. Lévy has responded to it splendidly, producing an unusual…

A WWI novel by Joseph Kessel focussed on a the crew of a two-man reconnaissance plane, inscribed in memory of the author it would seem…

A splendid art deco binding by Lucette Levy, very much in the same style as the bindings of Genevieve de Leotard (see the work in…

Although this book is not signed, it came with the others in the group and by its style and accuracy of tooling must have been…