Edmund DULAC

First printing of the 23 color plates by Edmond Dulac.
Publisher's full brick-red cloth binding, smooth spine richly decorated with Arabesque design on a background of blue roses, front board decorated with large gilt Arabesque design on a background of blue roses, small spots of discoloration on the boards, endpapers and pastedowns of brick paper on a background of blue roses.
Half-title and final endpaper pages spotted, otherwise handsome interior condition.

Signed limited edition, one of 750 copies signed by the artist.

Original publisher's cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, front cover with elaborate design in gilt.

Colour frontispiece and colour plates mounted on cream paper, captioned tissue-guards, by Edmund Dulac. Cloth soiled, some foxing to margins. With a loose leaflet advertising the exhibition of the original drawings at Leicester galleries in 1909.

Edition printed with 1500 copies and decorated with original colour illustrations by Edmond Dulac.
Work decorated with 10 illustrations in gold and in colour by Edmond Dulac. A pleasant copy.
Half bottle-green shagreen binding, spine lightly browned decorated with gilt arabesques, frame of gilt fillets on the marbled paper boards, comb-patterned endpapers, top edge gilt, preserved covers, contemporary binding signed Flammarion Vaillant.