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Walter Pater — The Renaissance, Signed LEC Edition No. 1/2000

Walter Pater — The Renaissance, Signed LEC Edition No. 1/2000

SIGNED Artist Book
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A large-format 1961 Limited Editions Club printing of Walter Pater's The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry, produced in Verona for club members. Kenneth Clark contributed the introduction and notes. The source this as copy number 1 from an edition of 2,000, signed by the editor, and retaining its lacquer-finish slipcase.

Author: Walter Pater

Publisher: Printed for the Members of The Limited Editions Club

Year/place: 1961, Verona

Format: Hardcover in slipcase; 220 pages

Size: 33 × 25 cm

Edition: No. 1/2000; editor-signed,

Condition: 9.5/10, described as effectively new

Quantity: One item.

Signature: not authenticated by YaoMo.

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