Briggs raymond illus (11 Ergebnisse)

hardcover. Zustand: Fine copy in fine dust jacket. Later prt. 4to, 30 pp. Illus. by the author (illustrator).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. 8vo. pp 219. Original publisher's black cloth, lettered silver on spine. Dust jacket designed by Raymond Briggs Prelims slightly foxed else very good indeed in near vg jacket with some foxing and slight marking and slight wear bu no loss. No inscriptions, not price-clipped.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. 8vo. pp 219. Original publisher's black cloth, lettered silver on spine. Dust jacket designed by Raymond Briggs Fine in complete, clean, very good dust wrapper; slightly soiled at rear, faint edgewear. No inscriptions, not price-clipped.…

Burgundy hardback cloth cover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. VG : in very good condition with dust jacket in clear protective wraps. Scattered foxing. 200mm x 150mm (8" x 6"). 215pp. B/w illustrations by Raymond Briggs. Tales include 'Tregeagle', 'The Knockers of Ballowal', 'Bucca Dhu and Bucca Gwidden', 'The Giant of the Mount', 'Lutey and the Mermaid' and 'The Wish-hound'. 34 stories in all.…

Hardcover. 8vo. pp 219. Original publisher's black cloth, lettered silver on spine. Dust jacket designed by Raymond Briggs Fine in complete, clean, very good plus dust wrapper; slightly scuffed at rear, two very short closed tears and faint edgewear. Excellent condition. No inscriptions, not price-clipped.…

First edition, square super octavo, illus heavy card boards with black lettering to spine & front board, illus prelims, unpaginated but aprox 36pp, illus, VG+ (some browning to board edges, reading crease to spine) in d/w, VG (tear with loss to upper spine & front upper edge, light creasing to edges, light chaffing to spine & flap folds).…

First edition of this retrospective exploring the life and career of the celebrated author and illustrator, from the time he left art school up until his most recent publications. It features a commentary by journalist Nicolette Jones. Original red boards, spine lettered in gilt, pictorial endpapers. With dust jacket. Unclipped jacket slightly rubbed: a near-fine copy in very good jacket.…

First American edition, the author's copy, with his posthumous book label. This is the sequel to The Adventures of Bert (2001), which sold over 14,000 copies in the first three months after it was released. Briggs (1934-2022) was the winner of numerous awards, including the Kate Greenaway Medal (twice), the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, and the Kurt Maschler Award, Briggs noted that "the whole point of illustration is that it is literary. If it is not, it remains a drawing only. Something must be 'going on' in the illustration" (Horne, p. 124). He is chiefly remembered for Father Christmas (1973), Fungus the Bogeyman (1978), When the Wind Blows (1982), and the perennial classic The Snowman (1978). Quarto, pp. 32. Colour illustrations throughout by Raymond Briggs. Original illustrated boards, spine and front cover lettered in black and orange, blue endpapers. With dust jacket. Foot of spine and bottom corners bumped; jacket unclipped, extremities a little creased, spine lightly toned: a near-fine copy in like jacket.…

First American edition, specially bound for the author, with his posthumous book label. The book was originally published in the UK in 1970. Serraillier (1912-1994) is remembered for The Silver Sword (first published in 1956) and for establishing the "New Windmill Series" for Heinemann in 1948. Briggs (1934-2022) was an illustrator, graphic novelist, cartoonist, and author. The winner of numerous awards, including the Kate Greenaway Medal (twice), the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, and the Kurt Maschler Award, Briggs noted that "the whole point of illustration is that it is literary. If it is not, it remains a drawing only. Something must be 'going on' in the illustration" (Horne, p. 124). He is chiefly remembered for Father Christmas (1973), Fungus the Bogeyman (1978), and the perennial classic The Snowman (1978). Quarto (253 x 187 mm). Colour illustrations throughout by Raymond Briggs. Contemporary blue calf, spine lettered in gilt, covers with ruled border and device at corners in gilt, front cover with "R.B." in gilt, marbled endpapers, original green endpapers bound in, top edge gilt. Slight browning to some leaves, occasional light foxing, stab holes from original publisher's binding: a very good copy. …

First American edition, specially bound for the author, with his posthumous book label. The book was originally published in the UK. Briggs (1934-2022) was an illustrator, graphic novelist, cartoonist, and author. The winner of numerous awards, including the Kate Greenaway Medal (twice), the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, and the Kurt Maschler Award, Briggs noted that "the whole point of illustration is that it is literary. If it is not, it remains a drawing only. Something must be 'going on' in the illustration" (Horne, p. 124). He is chiefly remembered for Father Christmas (1973), Fungus the Bogeyman (1978), and the perennial classic The Snowman (1978). Folio (288 x 215 mm). Illustrations throughout by Raymond Briggs. Contemporary red calf, spine lettered in gilt, covers with ruled border and device at corners in gilt, front cover with "R.B." in gilt, marbled endpapers, original buff endpapers bound in, top edge gilt. Fine condition.…

Published within Raymond Briggs's The Fairy Tale Treasury (Hamish Hamilton, 1972) on p. 171. This fine drawing illustrates Andersen's story of "The Real Princess" and is dated only a year before Briggs published Father Christmas, which launched his distinctive comic-strip style of illustration. The old king and Father Christmas share remarkable similarities. The Fairy Tale Treasury comprised 32 classic tales which were selected by Virginia Haviland. It was a companion volume to Briggs's The Mother Goose Treasury which won the 1966 Kate Greenaway Medal. After the original hardback appearance in 1972 (also issued in the US by Coward, McCann and Geoghegan), The Fairy Tale Treasury would be published by Puffin in paperback in 1974. On this occasion the Times Literary Supplement described it as a collection "on a. lavish scale". The reviewer stated that "the illustrations are handsome and of great variety". Muriel Rukeyser, reviewing the book in the New York Times, specifically describes the present illustration: "When the old king whose son, you remember, wanted a real princess, goes out to the palace gate in the rain (and the princess is there), he is wearing his galoshes as well as his crown. The royal umbrella has one rib bent back, the milk-bottles have been put out, the cat is hanging around the rain-burnished ashcans because of a past fish, and a sign says 'Please Shut the Gate'". Times Literary Supplement, 6 December 1974, p. 1384; Muriel Rukeyser, "The Fairy Tale Treasury", New York Times, Book Review, 8 October 1972, p. 8. Original drawing (298 x 224 mm) on paper, laid down to production card (398 x 322 mm), ink and watercolour with surface scoring, unsigned, artist's name and address typed on reverse, mounted, framed and glazed (framed size 428 x 342 mm). Fine and unfaded.…