peter pan von barrie, arthur rackham, Erstausgabe (25 Ergebnisse)

Green Cloth/Gilt Illustration. Zustand: Good/Fair. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fair/Good. Arthur Rackham (illustrator). Second Reprint. Retold by May Byron with the permission of the author. (vi), p7-123, illustrated with 6 colour plates and other black & white illustrations by Arthur Rackham, endpapers illustrated with a map of Peter Pan's Kensington Gardens, edges a little foxed with some foxing to pages, green cloth with black spine lettering and black lettering and an illustration of Peter Pan as a baby playing pan pipes to the upper board, unclipped dust jacket, some wear and tear, now covered in a protective plastic jacket. "Retold for little people". Size: 8 x 5.75 Inches. Fiction - Children.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Rackham, Arthur (illustrator). First edition thus. Large octavo (9-3/4" x 7"). (6), 126pp. Pictorial blue leather, decorated and lettered in gilt. All edges gilt. Illustrated with a map, 38 plates (31, in color), and 10 text woodcuts. A fine, as new copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. Arthur Rackham (illustrator). 1. Auflage. First Edition, trade issue. Hodder and Stoughton, London 1906. 126 pages with additional 50 full-page tipped in illustrations in colour mounted on thick paper(with tissue gards) by Arthur Rackham. This is a wonderful copy of the first trade edition of 'Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens' which was the first featuring of Peter Pan in the book title. It has the original russet cloth with gilt titles to the spine and upper board, along with a decorative gilt illustration of Peter Pan riding a goat on the front board and a map of Kensington Gardens on the front free endpaper. Critics were overwhelmed by the symbiosis of the writer J. M. Barrie with the at this time relatively unknown illustrator Arthur Rackham. For example, the Pall Mall Gazette wrote: "Not the least part of that good fortune that follows Mr. Barrie´s steps is his choice of an illustrator. Mr. Rackham seems to have dropped out of some cloud in Mr. Barrie´s fairyland, sent by a special providence to make pictures in tune to his whimsical genius." Book is very good regarding the age and has slight rubbing and wear to corners and edges. The binding is firm and intact and has some minor professional spine cracking repairs (almost unvisible). Half title and title leafs with miniscule spotting,one closed tear on page 69 (ca. 4 cm) all other pages are clean, bright and intact.

Hardcover. First Edition Thus. Octavo, 123 pages. In Very Good condition with a Very Good minus dust jacket. Spine white and yellow with black lettering. Dust jacket protected in mylar covering, with price cut. Creasing and chipping along edge of dust jacket. Scuffing to rear cover. Tanning to pastedowns. Age-toning to interior pages. First edition thus, being the first edition of the story as retold by May Byron. Shelved in Case 14. 1376641. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. Arthur Rackham (illustrator). 1ª Edición. J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. Retold by May Byron for Little People with the permission of the author. Pictures by Arthur Rackham.// 123 pages. Hard cover // Good condition with some stains on the pages (see photo) /// J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. Contado de nuevo por May Byron para Little People con el permiso del autor. Ilustraciones de Arthur Rackham. 123 páginas. Tapa dura.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION. 1st impression. 8vo. (7.4 x 5.1 inches). A fine bright copy in publishers original blue cloth with printed paper labels on front board and spine. In the scarce original dustwrapper, lettered in blue and red. The wrapper is near to very good with some loss to the edges and darkening to the spine. Overall a very good copy. ----- This is the first edition of the play, and was issued as a volume in the uniform edition of the Plays of Barrie. Copies retaining the fragile original dustwrapper are scarce. ------ There are three versions of the Peter Pan story that J. M. Barrie published, after the character first appeared in hie novel The Little White Bird in 1902. The first is Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, which was issued in 1906, complete with fifty full colour plates by Arthur Rackham. This is the story of Peter Pan having adventures with the Fairies, Pixies and Animals of the Famous London Park. The second book issued was Peter and Wendy, published in 1911, with a decorative title page and twelve full page mono plates by F. D. Bedford. This is the Best known of the three, with Peter and Wendy and the other Darling children visiting Never Never Land and meeting Captain Hook and the Crocodile. The last is Peter Pan; or the Boy who would not grow up, published in 1928. This is actually the first time Barrie's famous Peter Pan play, performed on stage since 1904, was published in book form.

Circa 1915. First edition thus [truncated edition]. 8vo. Green boards with gilt titles & vignette to front board. A very good+/near fine copy. Light wear only with a couple of very small light marks only. Very bright gilt. No chipping or splitting to extremities. Internally clean and complete. Some light spotting. All 24 colour plates present with tissue guards. No inscriptions. Map endpapers original and unsplit. A lovely copy. One of the immortals of children's literature, Peter Pan as a boy living in secret with the birds and fairies in the middle of London and as the children he was invented for grow up so does Peter reappearing in Neverland.

[Children's classic] LEATHER-BOUND FIRST HUDSON-ILLUSTRATED EDITION. Quarto (26 x 20cm), pp.272. With twenty-one full-page colour illustrations and many more in-text or to margins. Elegantly hand-bound in dark green half morocco, with raised bands, gilt titles and decoration to spine, marbled paper-covered sides. Gentle spotting/toning to first and final leaf else a clean, fine copy presented in an attractive recent leather binding. Hudson illustrated just two carefully chosen classic fantasy books, namely J.M. Barrie's' Peter Pan and Wendy', and Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland.' Alice was printed in London in 1922, with Peter Pan following in 1930. Her illustrations, like Arthur Rackham's, were both in full colour or simpler silhouettes, and although very little is known of the artist, she was nevertheless a contemporary of Mabel Lucy Atwell, Lucy Kemp Welsh and Virginia Sterrett during the golden age of Edwardian gift books. Her modest but exquisite output remains highly desirable today.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine condition as new. Rackham, Arthur (illustrator). First edition thus. 1/800. Quarto (in 11-1/2" x 8-1/2" slipcase). Full beige leather lettered in gilt, a.e.g., housed in publisher's matching beige cloth slipcase with Rackham illustration on front cover. Illustrated with 50 full-color plates by Arthur Rackham and considered to be his greatest work. This now out of print Easton Press facsimile is the same size as the original 1906 first edition. A fine, as new copy still in the publisher's shrinkwrap and cardboard shipping box. This edition was originally sold by The Easton Press in 2018 for $427.50. The first appearance of Barrie's young Peter Pan in the midst of a marvelous world of fairies smack in the middle of London's Kensington Gardens.

First trade edition, first printing. Original russet cloth with gilt titles to the spine and upper board, along with a gilt illustration. Illustrated with a frontispiece and 49 further colour plates by Arthur Rackham tipped in on heavy grey cardstock with captioned tissue guards. A very good or better copy, the binding square and firm with some bumping and minor fraying at the spine tips and rubbing to the spine edges. The cloth and gilt remain bright. The contents, with heavy spotting to the half title, much less so to the remaining prelims and occasionally to the text page margins, are otherwise clean and bright throughout. All 50 plates, together with their captioned tissue guards, are present as called for and in fine condition without corner creases or marks. Peter Pan first appeared in the chapters 13 to 18 of J. M. Barrie's 1902 novel "The Little White Bird". Barrie extracted the story and following the success of his Rip Van Winkle illustrations (1905), asked Arthur Rackham to provide the illustrations. The resulting first edition of Peter Pan In Kensington Gardens became not only a highlight of golden age book illustration, but for many, their first introduction to "the boy who wouldn't grow up". Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.

Full Vellum. Zustand: Minor Soiling. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. Arthur Rackham (illustrator). Limited, Sign Edition. Brown endpapers with map of Kensington Gardens on front free endpaper. Top edge gilt, others untrimmed. This edition was limited to 500 copies, number, and SIGNED BY ARTHUR RACKHAM on the limitation page. This is copy #203. There are a total of fiftty color illustrations including the frontispiece, each tipped-onto heavy brown stock, with a protective captioned tissue-guard. Collated complete. They are to be found together following the text. All are in fine condition. The typography of the book includes wide margins, clean and crisp throughout. THE SILK TIES ARE PRESENT. 126pp. followed by illustrations. Housed in a custom box with leather spine label, lined in white felt. Please see photos. Latimore and Haskell p.27 and Riall p.74. Size: Quarto. Signed by Illustrator.

Hardcover. First American Edition. Octavo, x, 126 pages. In Good plus condition. Full binding of green cloth with gilt lettering and decoration. Mild shelf wear. Chipping of cloth at head and tail of spine. Some staining to front and rear covers. Interior pages clean. Features 50 colored illustrations by Rackham, including frontispiece and 49 illustrations tipped in at rear. Shelved in Case 14. Riall page 74. 1371036. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

New edition of Rackhamâs highly-sought-after masterpiece, which established his reputation as one of Englandâs premier illustrators. Quarto, original publisher's green cloth elaborately decorated in gilt, illustrated by Arthur Rackham with 50 mounted color plates complete with captioned tissue guards including frontispiece. Association copy, signed by author J.M. Barrie on the verso of the front free endpaper, signed by Arthur Rackham on the recto of the frontispiece with an original drawing as well as Nadejda "Nada" Mountbatten, Marchioness of Milford Haven, signed by the sculptor of the PeterÂPan statue in Kensington Gardens, George Frampton on front pastedown, and signed by Princess Beatrice and Princess Marie Louise on the verso of the front free endpaper, "Beatrice Princess of Great Britain & Ireland January 1927" and "Marie Louise Jan. 1927." A January 4, 1927 issue of the Westminster Gazette explains the book's origin as a prize offered for "the best costumes from 'PeterÂPan' and 'PeterÂPanÂin Kensington Gardens'" at an annual London charity "PeterÂPan" party. "There were not many 'PeterÂPans.' Boys preferred pirates, most of them fierce-looking, with daggers protruding from their belts. Among the prizes were books of the play by Sir J. M. Barrie, autographed by Princess Beatrice, Princess Marie Louise, Lady Milford Haven, Sir James Barrie, Sir George Frampton, and Mr. Arthur Rackham." Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. Small closed tear to the foot of the title page. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. A splendid association copy of Rackham's masterpiece. Barrie's beloved character, Peter Pan's namesake "came from Peter Llewelyn Davies, who when still a baby became the subject of stories told by Barrie to [Peter's older brothers]. According to these stories Peter, like all babies, had once been a bird and could still fly out of his nursery window and back to Kensington Gardens, because his mother had forgotten to weigh him at birth. From these stories came the 'Peter Pan' chapters in The Little White Bird [published 1902], afterwards re-issued with Arthur Rackham illustrations as Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens" (Carpenter, 177). "The 50 color plates were unanimously praised by all who saw them. One critic wrote: 'Mr. Rackham seems to have dropped out of some cloud in Mr. Barrie's fairyland, sent by special providence to make pictures in tune with his whimsical genius" (Dalby, 76-77). The book established Rackham's reputation and remains "his acknowledged masterpiece" (Ray, 204).

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good. Arthur Rackham (illustrator). First edition. Beautifully illustrated with colour plates from Arthur Rackham, this is a wonderful first trade edition of J. M. Barrie's iconic children's tale. The first trade edition of Arthur Rackham's illustrated edition of J. M. Barrie's classic children's tale. In the publisher's original cloth binding, and with bright tipped in full colour plates from Rackham.Featuring a colour frontispiece, and forty-nine further tipped in colour plates from Rackham to the rear of the work, each retaining their original captioned tissue guard. Collated, complete.This work was the first to feature the name of the central character, Peter Pan, in the title. The majority of the text of this work originally appeared Barrie's 1902 novel 'The Little White Bird', in chapters 13 to 18. The novel 'Peter and Wendy' was not published until 1911, with the play - first performed in 1904 - not published until 1928.A beautifully illustrated first edition of J. M Barrie's beloved tale about the boy who never grew up. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Bumping to back strip head and tail, with light rubbing to joints. Small area of fading to fore edge of front board. Internally, firmly bound. Areas of significant spotting to first and last few leaves of text. Plates clean and bright, retaining their original captioned tissue guards. Very Good. book.

New edition. The best edition, being the first to have this frontispiece and the seven full-page black and white illustrations. Quarto. Fifty tipped-in colour plates with captioned tissue guards. For this edition, in order to keep the number of plates at fifty, one of those from the 1906 edition was substituted by the new frontispiece. This is also the first edition to have the plates interspersed in the text rather than gathered together at the rear. Decorated cloth gilt.Some tanning to free endpapers. Fore-edge very slightly spotted. Near fine. A very bright copy.

First trade edition, first printing. Original russet cloth with gilt titles to the spine and upper board, along with a gilt illustration. With beautiful colour illustration plates by Arthur Rackham. A very good copy, the binding square and firm with some rubbing to the extremities and a mark to the lower board and spine. The contents, with a short closed tear and a small contemporary inscription to the half title and some light foxing to the prelims and infrequently throughout, along with the odd finger mark to the margins, are otherwise clean and bright throughout. All 50 plates, one at the front as the frontispiece and the other 49 grouped together at the back, are present with their captioned tissue guards and in fine condition without corner creases or marks. Peter Pan first appeared in the chapters 13 to 18 of Barrie's 1902 novel "The Little White Bird". Barrie extracted the story and following the success of his Rip Van Winkle illustrations, through The Leicester Galleries, asked Arthur Rackham to provide the illustrations. The resulting first edition of Peter Pan In Kensington Gardens became not only a highlight of golden age book illustration, but for many, their first introduction to "the boy who wouldn't grow up". Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.

First edition. Quarto. pp xii, 126 + fifty tipped-in colour plates with captioned tissue guards. Decorated cloth gilt.Small gift inscription on half-title page. Prelims slightly spotted. Near fine. Very bright.

First edition. Quarto. pp xii, 126 + fifty tipped-in colour plates with captioned tissue guards. Full pictorial vellum gilt. Top edge gilt.One of 500 copies numbered and signed by the artist.Contemporary (1906) gift inscription on half-title page. Lacks silk ties, as is usually the case. Near fine.

Zustand: Used - Very Good. 1906. 1st. Dec. cloth, xii, 125 pp. + plates sectioon. First Trade Edition. Latimore & Haskell, p. 27. Corners of boards bumped. Head and heel of spine frayed, with some loss. Irregular spotting and fading to covers. Foxing to first few leaves of text section, most noticeable on the half-title page and diminishing rapidly over the next several leaves. The plates section, which follows th etext, is on diffreent paper stock and has no condition problems. A presentable copy, allowing for the faults as noted above.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. 4to. pp. xii, 125, [1]. 50 colour plates by Rackham tipped onto thick brown paper mounts. tissue guards, with legends. map on front free-endpaper. original gilt-stamped russet-coloured cloth (very slightly rubbed, a few marginal spots on title). First Trade Edition with Rackham Illustrations.

Zustand: Fair. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1906. 1st American edition. Sm 4to. x,126pp. 50 unnumbered leaves of plates. Illus. by Arthur Rackham. Fair book. No dust jacket. Spine cover missing. Front board detached, frontis. and rear board nearly so. Owner's name on front free endpage. A pice of spine cover laid in. (fantasy fiction, fairy tales) Inquire if you need further information.

First edition, deluxe issue, of the play text, including a 29-page dedication "To the Five", in which the author relates how he created Peter Pan. The original production opened on 27 December 1904 to huge success, breaking all previous theatrical records. In response to this success, Barrie sanctioned Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906) in collaboration with Arthur Rackham. However, the text of that work was based not on the play but rather on revised extractions from Barrie's adult story collection The Little White Bird (1902). The play itself remained unpublished until the release of this edition, issued as part of "The Uniform Edition of the Plays of J. M. Barrie". Octavo. Title page printed in red and black within double-ruled frame. Original blue sheep, spine lettered and ruled in gilt with elaborate chandelier motif in compartments of smooth spine, author's monogram gilt-stamped on front cover, covers ruled in blind, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt, blue silk bookmarker. Minimal scratches to bright binding, light marks to edges, else clean. A near-fine copy.

First edition, deluxe issue, of the play text that established Peter Pan's popularity. First performed on 27 December 1904, the play's success led Barrie to reissue the short story Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, in collaboration with Arthur Rackham, and pen the 1911 novel Peter and Wendy. The play itself remained unpublished until this edition was issued as part of The Uniform Edition of the Plays of J. M. Barrie. It features a 29-page dedication "To the Five", in which Barrie relates how he created Peter Pan. Octavo. Title page printed in red and black. Original blue sheep, spine lettered and ruled in gilt with elaborate chandelier motif in compartments, author's monogram gilt-stamped on front cover, covers framed in blind, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt, blue silk bookmarker. Ownership inscription dated 1963 to front free endpaper. Wear to head of spine, spine gently faded: a near-fine copy.

First Rackham edition, trade issue, inscribed by Rackham on the half-title with an original ink sketch, dated 23 February 1913. The story of Peter Pan had its genesis in Barrie's 1902 novel The Little White Bird, in which the central chapters tell of a child "who escaped from being a human when he was seven days old. and flew back to Kensington Gardens". Barrie developed this story into a play (first performed in 1904, but not published until 1928), this book of 1906 (the first to appear with the name of the character in the title) and, finally, the novel Peter and Wendy, which was published in 1911. Riall p. 74. Quarto (240 x 180 mm). Tipped-in colour frontispiece as issued and 49 plates by Rackham on dark grey paper with printed tissue guards. Finely bound by the Chelsea Bindery in red morocco, spine lettered and decorated with floral tools in compartments gilt, raised bands, multiple gilt fillets to boards and turn-ins gilt, dark green endpapers, gilt edges. Couple of minor marks to the gilt edge, an excellent copy finely bound.

Tela editoriale con titoli impressi in oro al ds. e al piatto anteriore (piccole mancanze alle cuffie e minime tracce d usura marginali). Lievi sporadiche fioriture, ma nel complesso esemplare in più che buono stato di conservazione. Prima edizione. Hudson, p. 167 4to (cm. 25), XII-125(1) pp. Con 50 tavv. a colori applicate e protette da velina f.t. (di cui un in antiporta). Mappa dei Kensingotn Gardens al contropiatto anteriore.