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Originally issued in serialised form in Pearson's Magazine between 1896 and 1897
February 1980"
Edition deluxe limited to 500 copies
Includes a three-part article (spread over three issues) on the designs for the theatre by Rex Whistler
Published for the exhibition 'The Tie: men
Conversation Pieces: A Survey of the Informal Group Portrait in Europe and America woodcuttings Originally issued in serialised formLondon: Methuen, 1971. Hardback with the excellent dust jacket, just a couple of short, repaired tears to edges to detract. 287 pages, 31 colour plates and 349 b w illusts. A near fine copy. The "conversation piece" is an intimate group portrait usually of small dimensions which became fashionable in the Low Countries before flourishing in 18th century England. Its declined was hastened by the invention of photography. NB: AS THIS IS A HEAVY BOOK AN
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