[Rarebooks] FS: Owen Jones THE GRAMMAR OF ORNAMENT with 112 chromolithographic plates
Charles Agvent
chagvent at ptd.net
Sun Aug 22 16:23:07 EDT 2010
JONES, Owen. THE GRAMMAR OF ORNAMENT. London: Bernard Quaritch, 1910
(1928). Small folio (9" x 13") bound in publisher's handsome
gilt-decorated red cloth. Illustrated with 112 chromolithographic plates
with explanatory text and numerous text illustrations. Included are
sections on ornament of savage tribes, the Egyptians, Assyrian and
Persian, Greek, Roman, Arabian, Byzantine, Turkish, Persian, Indian,
Hindoo, Chinese, Celtic, Medieval, Renaissance, Elizabethan, Italian,
and leaves and flowers of nature. This re-issue of the 1910 edition,
which consisted of remainder sheets from the 1865 edition with a new
title page, is the last to be printed in glorious chromolithography.
Some cracking of hinges but very tight; former owner name on front
endpaper. Several plates detached, but bright and fresh, outside and
in. $500.00
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