The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha (Four Volume Set) gibbings and extensive sources and footnotes

and extensive sources and footnotes

The calligraphic illustration on the past page (p183) is by Brion Gysin

Au milieu de formes géométriques en mouvement

I can't talk about George without wanting to cry"

This catalogue was put together to mark the opening of the hotel and its large collection of art works

The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha (Four Volume Set) gibbings and extensive sources and footnotesEdinburgh: John Grant, 1906. Four volumes. Royal 8vo. (10 x 6. 5 ins); [xii], xlii, 445; viii, (4), 484; x, (2), 512 ; ix, (3), 508 pp; 37 plates in total (including the four frontispieces), each behind tissue guards, etched by Adolphe Lalauze (1838 1906). Publisher's original red cloth spine over brown boards with gilt figure holding a shield and spear to spines, gilt title lettering; top edges gilt, others untrimmed and in many cases uncut.