[Rarebooks] FS: THE DEATH OF ABEL with 6 lovely illustrations by Thomas Stothard, 1797
Charles Agvent
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Thu Jan 22 10:46:52 EST 2015
GESSNER, Salomon. THE DEATH OF ABEL IN FIVE BOOKS ATTEMPTED FROM THE
GERMAN OF MR. GESSNER. London: T. Heptinstall, 1797. Quarto (6" x 10")
bound in contemporary tree calf leather with generous margins; xi, 275
pages. Illustrated with a portrait, an engraved title page, and 6 lovely
plates by Thomas Stothard, four of which illustrate the title work and
two that illustrate Gessner's NEW IDYLLS which also includes A LETTER TO
M. FUSLIN ON LANDSCAPE PAINTING and THE TWO FRIENDS OF BOURBON, A MORAL
TALE, BY M. DIDEROT. Joints split with the front cover loose but one
cord holding firm. Spine chipped an inch at the head with loss, less at
heel. Contents lightly aged but clean and fresh. (#003530) $100.00
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