Rubaiyat dulac first edition

This edition is limited to two hundred copies, for the United States of America, of which this is number In near fine condition. Eleventh-century Persian poet and mathematician Omar Khayyam composed more than one thousand quatrains, or rubaiyat, on love and mortality, expressing an enigmatic theology that has been interpreted and disputed over the course of centuries. Readable copy. Condition: Used - Very Good. Free tracking with domestic orders.

MD SKU Used - Hardcover. Illustrated by illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Used - Hardcover Condition: Very Good. Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Dulac, Edmund illustrator. Spine ends and flap corners lightly worn. DJ spine sunned. DJ price clipped. Board spine ends lightly bumped. Page edge stanned. Text is clean and bright. Sound binding. Published by Weathervane, Edmund Dulac Illustr. Musty odor. Dust jacket edgeworn with curling and small tears along edges.

Binding firm. Former owner's gift inscription on flyleaf; interior pages unmarked. Omar Khayyam and Edward Fitzgerald translator. Hard cover. Includes illustrations. Eight color illustrations by Dulac. Brown faux leather binding with gold coat of arms on front and gold designs on spine, gilt top page edges, decorative endpages and a satin ribbon placeholder. No copyright date. Clean, tight unmarked copy. Product Type Books. Sheet Music.

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Published by Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc. Edmund Dulac illustrator. First Edition Not Stated. Orange covers with black lettering. Lettering fairly bright on front cover and spine. Pagoda decoration on front cover. Bookplate inside front cover. Spine sunned and covers' edges also lightly sunned. Publisher's logo on title page. Published by Weathervane Books, New York. Used - Softcover Condition: Very Good-.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good-. Published by Cemac Enterprises Ltd, Used - Softcover Condition: Near Fine. From Canada to U. Soft cover. Dulac and Pogany illustrator. Tight and clean-This Rubaiyat was translated by Edward Fitzgerald. Most people are familiar with Edward Fitzgerald's translation, but what they do not know is that he actually translated the Rubaiyat five times over a period of many years towards the end of the s. So CEM laid out all five editions in a row on her living room carpet, and, stanza by stanza, line by line, word by word, tried to choose Fitzgerald's Best never done before.

Her mother spent a whole year, painstaking with her beautiful Calligraphy. Many people in the past have Illustrated the Rubaiyat. This Editor put what she considered the most beautiful Edmund Dulac together with the finest Willy Pogany all in one book, also never done before.

The editor of this version, Cecile Mactaggart, chose what she considered the best from each of the five editions. The two best illustrators, Edmund Dulac and Willy Pogany, are combined in one volume. Dust Jacket Condition: Acceptable. First thus. Very good, in fair jacket. Orange cloth boards damp stained near bottom edges, with some transfer to verso of jacket.

Prior owner bookplates on front pastedown and on verso of frontis illustration. Text block about fine, with just a little tanning at the edges. Jacket quite worn, with several areas of loss along the top edge. All 12 Dulac illustrations are present and in fine condition. Fitzgerald, Edward rendered into english by. Boxed Hard Cover. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dj. Deluxe Edition. Light tan cloth with decorations in gilt red and turquoise, slipcase rubbed with edge-wear, does not affect the color pictorial paste-down, partial light fade on back; owner book plate and address label inside front cover, decorative eps, 12 color plates, pp.

Size: 7" Published by Garden City, First Edition, First Printing Thus. Khayyam, Omar; Edward Fitzgerald trans. Hard Cover. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition Thus. Later Printing. Publisher's full ivory cloth, gilt lettering on red panel on spine, intricate gilt and green foliate decoration on cover and spine, printed endpapers.