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Alexander Anderson was the first to spread Bewick’s techniques in America after seeing Bewick’s History of Quadrapeds in 1795 at a bookstore in New York.…

In 1811, the farmer George Tupper discovered the villa when his plough hit a large stone and it was subsequently excavated by John Hawkins of…

An excellent little alphabet.

With the original order form inserted loose.

Sandford wrote of printing this work: “To print a new manuscript with which one has falled in love is to deck the beloved. When one…

A rather lovely little book printed for Christmas and dedicated by the author to Robert Gibbings.

Includes a dated bibliography of works up to 1917 by Fritz Helmuth Ehmcke (1878-1965), the German graphic artist, type designer, illustrator and book designer who…

The essays published here are Art & Prudence, Repositary Art, Twopence Plain Penny Coloured, Art & Sanctification, Architecture as Sculpture, Paintings & Criticism, Sculpture &…

A selection of wood engravings, which had appeared in Penguin books from 1949, and collected together here by publisher Allen Lane, printed from the original…

This very humorous work was produced for the exhibition of Peter Forster’s work at Katherine House Gallery in December 1983. Forster’s skill, satirical talent and…

Schanilec cut the type from cherry boards. The direct and raw text is based on a break up with his then girlfriend.

The landmark debut publication for Random House profusely illustrated with Rockwell Kent’s wonderful fresh and beautiful images.

A beautifully produced edition of Voltaire’s magnum opus being satirical tales involving political, literary, religious and philosophical matters in 18th century Western Europe, ‘an awesome…

The book was the last to come from Kessler’s Cranach Press and was a triumph. Kessler himself expressed his enthusiasm for Gill’s engravings in a…

Stephen Hudson was the pseudonym for Sydney Schiff, John Nash’s friend and patron.