Why is There Only One Word for Thesaurus? - Hardcover

Why Is There Only One Word for Thesaurus?

Near fine condition with very good dust jacket, the boards clean and sharp, binding tight, and pages bright throughout. The jacket shows light rubbing, a few small spots of surface soiling, and mild edge wear?typical for this subscription-published title?but remains complete and attractive, preserving the bold typographic and color-filmstrip design. Internally, the volume is crisp and well-preserved, with no markings aside from the author's inscription. This copy is signed and warmly inscribed by cinematographer David Watkin on the title page: "For Tony, with every good wish, David. 16th April '98." A scarce memoir, privately issued by The Trouser Press in 1998 and distributed solely by subscription, it offers a witty, idiosyncratic account of Watkin's life and work, illustrated with drawings and film stills from across his career. Inscribed association copies are uncommon, and this example?linked to Tony Walton's library?adds further interest for collectors of film history, cinematography, and production design. From the personal collection of Tony Walton (1934-2022), Academy Award- and multiple Tony Award-winning stage and costume designer, celebrated for his imaginative work in stage and film. Artikel-Nr. TW1041

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