GIRALDUS WILLIAM ALLINGHAM (7 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Neu. William Allingham: Nightingale valley: a collection, including a great number of the choicest lyrics and short poems in the English language, London 1860. Newly edited in modern font-type Calibri. Additionally designed with 2 Frontispieces by Caitlin Hackett inspired by William Blake. = LÖB LIBRARY VOLUME LL 6. 2020 UWE LÖB BERGEN-BUCH AUF RÜGEN Editor/Herausgeber: Uwe Löb 320 p. Illustrated with two designs by Caitlin Hackett to William Blake`s Poems: Original canvas "Night" a 11" by 14" piece drawn in ballpoint pen, watercolor, colored pencil and metallic gold acrylic on paper. Inspired by William Blake`s poem "Night" 2014. Original canvas "The Crow Wished Everything Was Black, The Owl, That Everything was White" a 11" by 15" commission painting based on the line from William Blake`s poem "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" 2014. Inscription for a fountain on a heath / Coleridge, pp. 2-3 -- A sonnet upon sonnets / Wordsworth, pp. 5-6 -- The seven sisters, or, The solitude of Binnorie / Wordsworth, pp. 9-11 -- Song (from "The miller's daughter") / Tennyson, pp. 11-12 -- Want of sleep / Wordsworth, pp. 14-15 -- Sonnet composed by Grasmere Lake / Wordsworth, p. 28 -- Claribel : a melody / Tennyson, p. 36 -- France seen from the coast of England / Wordsworth, p. 37 -- Sonnet [The idle voyager] / Hartley Coleridge, p. 40 -- A farewell / Tennyson, p. 53 -- Sonnet [Twilight among mountains] / Wordsworth, p. 54 -- Introduction to "Songs of innocence" / William Blake, pp. 54-55 -- Song [The owl] / Tennyson, pp. 55-56 -- The nightingale : a conversation poem / Coleridge, pp. 67-70 -- Choral song of Illyrian peasants [from "Zapolya"] / Coleridge, p. 81 -- Break, break, break / Tennyson, pp. 94-95 -- The tiger / William Blake, pp. 95-96 -- Yarrow unvisited / Wordsworth, pp. 97-99 -- To a sky-lark / Wordsworth, p. 101 -- Ulysses / Tennyson, pp. 105-107 -- The blossom / William Blake, pp. 116-117 -- Song [from "Zapolya"] / Coleridge, p. 136 -- Sonnet, Mary Queen of Scots (landing at the mouth of the Derwent, Workington) / Wordsworth, p. 137 -- Lines composed in a concert room / Coleridge, pp. 137-138 -- Circumstance / Tennyson, p. 139 -- Sonnet: September / Hartley Coleridge, pp. 153-154 -- The two april mornings / Wordsworth, pp. 154-156 -- Kubla Khan, or, A vision in a dream : a fragment / Coleridge, pp. 160-162 -- She dwelt among the untrodden ways / Wordsworth, p. 162 -- The brook / Tennyson, pp. 167-169 -- Sonnt: The sense of loss / Wordsworth, p. 171 -- Song (from "The princess") / Tennyson, pp. 173-174 -- To my sister / Wordsworth, pp. 174-175 -- To the cuckoo / Wordsworth, pp. 185-186 -- Song: A spirit haunts the year's last hours / Tennyson, pp. 187-188 -- Sonnet (from "Michael Angelo") / Hartley Coleridge, p. 189 -- Lines written in early spring / Wordsworth, pp. 203-204 -- Evening / Tennyson, pp. 205-206 -- The knight's tomb / Coleridge, pp. 220-221 -- Love / Coleridge, pp. 227-231 -- The angel / William Blake, p. 235 -- Sonnet: Eagles (composed at Dunollie Castle in the Bay of Oban) ; The reverie of poor Susan / Wordsworth, pp. 240-241 -- The pains of sleep / Coleridge, pp. 242-243 -- Sonnet: The Trosachs / Wordsworth, pp. 247-248 -- Incantation (from "Remorse") / Coleridge, p. 249 -- The death of the old year / Tennyson, pp. 266-267. Buch.

Hardcover. Zustand: Neu. William Allingham: Nightingale valley: a collection, including a great number of the choicest lyrics and short poems in the English language, London 1860. New, second and enlarged edition in modern font-type "WM Blake". Illustrated with 3 plates. Additionally designed with 2 Frontispieces by Caitlin Hackett inspired by William Blake. = LÖB LIBRARY VOLUME LL 6. 2022 UWE LÖB BERGEN-BUCH AUF RÜGEN Editor/Herausgeber: Uwe Löb 324 p. 3 plates. Hardcover. paper: 80g/qm. book size: 21.5x30cm. Naturpapier und klimaneutral. Containing 10 reference texts BAIQ-list. Illustrated with two designs by Caitlin Hackett to William Blake`s Poems: Original canvas "Night" a 11" by 14" piece drawn in ballpoint pen, watercolor, colored pencil and metallic gold acrylic on paper. Inspired by William Blake`s poem "Night" 2014. Original canvas "The Crow Wished Everything Was Black, The Owl, That Everything was White" a 11" by 15" commission painting based on the line from William Blake`s poem "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" 2014. Inscription for a fountain on a heath / Coleridge, pp. 2-3 -- A sonnet upon sonnets / Wordsworth, pp. 5-6 -- The seven sisters, or, The solitude of Binnorie / Wordsworth, pp. 9-11 -- Song (from "The miller's daughter") / Tennyson, pp. 11-12 -- Want of sleep / Wordsworth, pp. 14-15 -- Sonnet composed by Grasmere Lake / Wordsworth, p. 28 -- Claribel : a melody / Tennyson, p. 36 -- France seen from the coast of England / Wordsworth, p. 37 -- Sonnet [The idle voyager] / Hartley Coleridge, p. 40 -- A farewell / Tennyson, p. 53 -- Sonnet [Twilight among mountains] / Wordsworth, p. 54 -- Introduction to "Songs of innocence" / William Blake, pp. 54-55 -- Song [The owl] / Tennyson, pp. 55-56 -- The nightingale : a conversation poem / Coleridge, pp. 67-70 -- Choral song of Illyrian peasants [from "Zapolya"] / Coleridge, p. 81 -- Break, break, break / Tennyson, pp. 94-95 -- The tiger / William Blake, pp. 95-96 -- Yarrow unvisited / Wordsworth, pp. 97-99 -- To a sky-lark / Wordsworth, p. 101 -- Ulysses / Tennyson, pp. 105-107 -- The blossom / William Blake, pp. 116-117 -- Song [from "Zapolya"] / Coleridge, p. 136 -- Sonnet, Mary Queen of Scots (landing at the mouth of the Derwent, Workington) / Wordsworth, p. 137 -- Lines composed in a concert room / Coleridge, pp. 137-138 -- Circumstance / Tennyson, p. 139 -- Sonnet: September / Hartley Coleridge, pp. 153-154 -- The two april mornings / Wordsworth, pp. 154-156 -- Kubla Khan, or, A vision in a dream : a fragment / Coleridge, pp. 160-162 -- She dwelt among the untrodden ways / Wordsworth, p. 162 -- The brook / Tennyson, pp. 167-169 -- Sonnt: The sense of loss / Wordsworth, p. 171 -- Song (from "The princess") / Tennyson, pp. 173-174 -- To my sister / Wordsworth, pp. 174-175 -- To the cuckoo / Wordsworth, pp. 185-186 -- Song: A spirit haunts the year's last hours / Tennyson, pp. 187-188 -- Sonnet (from "Michael Angelo") / Hartley Coleridge, p. 189 -- Lines written in early spring / Wordsworth, pp. 203-204 -- Evening / Tennyson, pp. 205-206 -- The knight's tomb / Coleridge, pp. 220-221 -- Love / Coleridge, pp. 227-231 -- The angel / William Blake, p. 235 -- Sonnet: Eagles (composed at Dunollie Castle in the Bay of Oban) ; The reverie of poor Susan / Wordsworth, pp. 240-241 -- The pains of sleep / Coleridge, pp. 242-243 -- Sonnet: The Trosachs / Wordsworth, pp. 247-248 -- Incantation (from "Remorse") / Coleridge, p. 249 -- The death of the old year / Tennyson, pp. 266-267. Buch.

Hardcover. Zustand: Neu. William Allingham: Nightingale valley: a collection, including a great number of the choicest lyrics and short poems in the English language, second edition London 1862. New edition in modern font-type "WM Blake". Illustrated with 36 plates.+ 32 p. MESSRS. BELL AND DALDY'S NEW AND STANDARD PUBLICATIONS. New Books. Additionally designed with 2 Frontispieces by Caitlin Hackett inspired by William Blake. = LÖB LIBRARY VOLUME LL 35. 2022 UWE LÖB BERGEN-BUCH AUF RÜGEN Editor/Herausgeber: Uwe Löb 392 p. 36 plates. Hardcover. paper: 80g/qm. book size: 21.5x30cm. Naturpapier und klimaneutral. Containing 10 reference texts BAIQ-list. Illustrated with two designs by Caitlin Hackett to William Blake`s Poems: Original canvas "Night" a 11" by 14" piece drawn in ballpoint pen, watercolor, colored pencil and metallic gold acrylic on paper. Inspired by William Blake`s poem "Night" 2014. Original canvas "The Crow Wished Everything Was Black, The Owl, That Everything was White" a 11" by 15" commission painting based on the line from William Blake`s poem "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" 2014. Inscription for a fountain on a heath / Coleridge, pp. 2-3 -- A sonnet upon sonnets / Wordsworth, pp. 5-6 -- The seven sisters, or, The solitude of Binnorie / Wordsworth, pp. 9-11 -- Song (from "The miller's daughter") / Tennyson, pp. 11-12 -- Want of sleep / Wordsworth, pp. 14-15 -- Sonnet composed by Grasmere Lake / Wordsworth, p. 28 -- Claribel : a melody / Tennyson, p. 36 -- France seen from the coast of England / Wordsworth, p. 37 -- Sonnet [The idle voyager] / Hartley Coleridge, p. 40 -- A farewell / Tennyson, p. 53 -- Sonnet [Twilight among mountains] / Wordsworth, p. 54 -- Introduction to "Songs of innocence" / William Blake, pp. 54-55 -- Song [The owl] / Tennyson, pp. 55-56 -- The nightingale : a conversation poem / Coleridge, pp. 67-70 -- Choral song of Illyrian peasants [from "Zapolya"] / Coleridge, p. 81 -- Break, break, break / Tennyson, pp. 94-95 -- The tiger / William Blake, pp. 95-96 -- Yarrow unvisited / Wordsworth, pp. 97-99 -- To a sky-lark / Wordsworth, p. 101 -- Ulysses / Tennyson, pp. 105-107 -- The blossom / William Blake, pp. 116-117 -- Song [from "Zapolya"] / Coleridge, p. 136 -- Sonnet, Mary Queen of Scots (landing at the mouth of the Derwent, Workington) / Wordsworth, p. 137 -- Lines composed in a concert room / Coleridge, pp. 137-138 -- Circumstance / Tennyson, p. 139 -- Sonnet: September / Hartley Coleridge, pp. 153-154 -- The two april mornings / Wordsworth, pp. 154-156 -- Kubla Khan, or, A vision in a dream : a fragment / Coleridge, pp. 160-162 -- She dwelt among the untrodden ways / Wordsworth, p. 162 -- The brook / Tennyson, pp. 167-169 -- Sonnt: The sense of loss / Wordsworth, p. 171 -- Song (from "The princess") / Tennyson, pp. 173-174 -- To my sister / Wordsworth, pp. 174-175 -- To the cuckoo / Wordsworth, pp. 185-186 -- Song: A spirit haunts the year's last hours / Tennyson, pp. 187-188 -- Sonnet (from "Michael Angelo") / Hartley Coleridge, p. 189 -- Lines written in early spring / Wordsworth, pp. 203-204 -- Evening / Tennyson, pp. 205-206 -- The knight's tomb / Coleridge, pp. 220-221 -- Love / Coleridge, pp. 227-231 -- The angel / William Blake, p. 235 -- Sonnet: Eagles (composed at Dunollie Castle in the Bay of Oban) ; The reverie of poor Susan / Wordsworth, pp. 240-241 -- The pains of sleep / Coleridge, pp. 242-243 -- Sonnet: The Trosachs / Wordsworth, pp. 247-248 -- Incantation (from "Remorse") / Coleridge, p. 249 -- The death of the old year / Tennyson, pp. 266-267. Buch.

xvi, 288 pages. Hardcover: H 16.75cm x L 10.75cm. Full dark brown leather binding, slender shelf abrasion to bottom board edges; light surface scuffing to boards mostly near edges; spine decorated with five slightly raised bands delineating six compartments with second from head having gilt stamped title lettering; gilt tooling along dentelle edges. All edges gilt as well as gauffered. Brown silk ribbon page marker sewn-in. Light yellow endpapers; obtrusive peeling to front pastedown unfortunately exposing some underlying cardstock in effort to remove past owner's bookplate of which a large part still remains but with name gone and crest vignette only partially evident; staining to rear endpapers probably caused by the adhesive utilized for the pastedown by the binder. Some scattered foxing to interior pages with a few spots of soiling and toning. Binding is firm. Still a handsome book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. FIRST EDITION. LONDON : 1860. [ Sir Henry Babington-Smith's copy ]. **Fine Binding by Drake.**. Hardback. Contemporary full dark-blue Morocco leather; bound by R. Ingalton Drake. Gilt lettered spine; raised bands. All edges gilt; gilt dentelles. Marbled end-papers. Ribbon-marker. Bookplate of Sir Henry Babington-Smith. With inscription to blank; Henry Babington Smith on leaving Eton ? Election 1888, from E. Vaughan. Later inscription below; Harry C. W. Verney in Memoriam H. B. S. September 29th, 1923. Tight, bright and clean. Minor wear only. A lovely copy. NEAR FINE. (xvi), 288 pages. SIR HENRY BABINGTON-SMITH [ GBE CH KCB CSI ] (19 January 1863 ? 29 September 1923) was a senior British civil servant, who served in a wide range of posts overseas, mostly financial, before becoming a director of the Bank of England. He was related to the Babington family through his maternal grandmother Mary, a daughter of Thomas Babington, and his children took the double surname Babington Smith. **Will be well-packed for posting/shipping**. 8vo. [ Rosley Books for Antiquarian books, CHS, Cumberland, Everyman, GKC, Inklings, Keswick, Literature, MacDonald, Rarities, Theology and History. ].

, 288 pages with 16 introductory pages First Edition , edges to spine and corners rubbed, top corners bumped, spine just a shade sunned, preliminaries and a few other pages show a few faint spots, book in good+ condition , green morocco with blind stamped margins to covers, 5 raised bands to spine with gilt title , interior gilt dentelle, all edges gilt, yellow endpapers, ribbon marker Octavo (over 7-10 inches tall) Hardback ISBN:

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. London: Bell and Daldy, 1860. First edition. xvi+288p. Real name of editor written in pencil on title-page. No foxing. All edges gilt. Bound in violet buckram boards with blind-stamped margins, spine faded. Gilt inner dentelles over yellow endpapers. Inscribed by A.C. Benson to A. Godfrey James on blank page following endpaper, and dated 'Eton 1869 Dec.' A very good copy.