The Wood Beyond The World by William Morris 1972 Dover Facsimile Kelmscott Press

$ 14.9

Intended Audience: Adults, Young Adults Book Title: The Wood Beyond the World Unit Quantity: 1 Country of Origin: United States of America Language: English Type: Novel Genre: Fantasy, Classic Publisher: Dover Publications Format: Paperback Literary Movement: Arts Crafts Unit Type: Book Edition: Facsimile, Dover Edition Features: Facsimile, Illustrated, Decorative Borders, Red Text Original Language: English Author: William Morris Publication Year: 1972 Narrative Type: Fiction Vintage: Yes Topic: Fantasy, Medieval, Classic Literature Era: 1970s

Description

The Wood Beyond The World by William Morris 1972 Dover Facsimile Kelmscott Press. Discover a beautiful facsimile edition of William Morris's classic fantasy tale, 'The Wood Beyond The World'. This 1972 Dover Publications paperback is an unabridged reproduction of the exquisite 1894 Kelmscott Press Edition, renowned for its stunning typography, decorative borders, and unique black and red print. Immerse yourself in the medieval-style narrative and the artistic craftsmanship that defined the Arts and Crafts movement. This edition makes the original Kelmscott design accessible, featuring its distinctive layout and illustrative elements. A perfect addition for collectors of fantasy literature, bibliophiles, or admirers of William Morris and the Kelmscott Press. Discover a beautiful facsimile edition of William Morris's classic fantasy tale, 'The Wood Beyond The World'. This 1972 Dover Publications paperback is an unabridged reproduction of the exquisite 1894 Kelmscott Press Edition, renowned for its stunning typography, decorative borders, and unique black and red print. Immerse yourself in the medieval-style narrative and the artistic craftsmanship that defined the Arts and Crafts movement. This edition makes the original Kelmscott design accessible, featuring its distinctive layout and illustrative elements. A perfect addition for collectors of fantasy literature, bibliophiles, or admirers of William Morris and the Kelmscott Press.