The seafarer / translated from the Anglo-Saxon by Amy Kate Riach ; with illustrations from original monoprints by Jila Peacock
Translator:
Riach, Amy Kate
Printmaker:
Peacock, Jila
Publisher:
Sylph Editions
20 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 47 cm. Issued in case.
Museum has copy no. 26 with title page signed by Riach and Peacook.
Method of acquisition: Bought (2011)
Production date: AD 2011
Support
composed of
paper
Illustrations
Printing : "This book was designed by Ornan Rotem and set in Hoefler & Frere-Jones's Requiem .... Zone Graphics printed this book at Paddock Wood, Kent ..., on bamboo paper supplied by Fenner Paper. The first edition is limited to one hundred copies, three of which are hors seĢrie; 12 copies--lettered A to L--are signed, slipcased and accompanied with an original monoprint by Jila Peacock. The remaining 88 copies are signed, numbered and slipcased."--Colophon.
Accession number: PB 1-2011
Primary reference Number: 199509
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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