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Manor Farm, Andoversford, Gloucestershire: The Whittington Press, 1984. No. vi OF SIX SPECIALLY BOUND AND HAND-COLORED COPIES (from a total edition of 126), SIGNED by the translator and illustrator. 385 x 285 mm. (15 1/8 x 11 1/4"). [60] pp. Translated from the Persian by Iftikhar Azmi. STRIKING BLACK CRUSHED MOROCCO BY SMITH SETTLE AFTER A DESIGN BY RICHARD KENNEDY, upper cover with onlays in two shades of tan morocco showing the silhouette of a woman holding an urn, smooth spine, OCHRE SUEDE DOUBLURES, leather hinges, ochre free endpapers, top edge gilt. In original black linen clamshell box with separate portfolio for line block, tan morocco label on back. With 26 line engravings by Richard Kennedy, hand-colored by Sylvia Stokeld. ◆Front cover tending to splay, otherwise a mint copy. With a strong connection to the first Whittington Press production, this is the deluxe edition of a very attractive collaboration between printer/designer/illustrator Richard Kennedy and binder Smith Settle. The…
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