The Arabian Nights' Entertainments walks Bratby's use of colours and

Bratby's use of colours and his more middle-class surroundings distinguished his style from that of his peers

Geneva: Breguet

satirical ballads

First edition thus

with 24 illustrations on steel by George Cruikshank

The Arabian Nights' Entertainments walks Bratby's use of colours andLondon: Charles Daly, 1839. First single volume edition of the Forster translation, originally issued 1802 in five volumes by W. Bulmer and Co. taken from Antoine Galland's "Les Mille et Une Nuits, Contes Arabes." 8vo (9. 5 x 6. 5 ins); pp. xxxviii, 492. Illustrated by 24 engraved plates from pictures by Smirke, extremely clean and fresh. Bound in full greenish black morocco with intricate and ornate gilt decorations to sides and spine in the Moorish