sickert oswald valentine (3 Ergebnisse)

BOOK IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. HARDLY READ. CREASES ON SPINE. PAGES TIGHT AND CLEAN. Sold by the U.K Charity Kisharon Langdon: Offering Opportunities and Support for People within the Autism and Learning Disability Community.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. No Dustjacket. Tall narrow 8vo (10cm x 18cm). Half blue leather lettered gilt at the spine with 5 raised bands and some gilt decoration. pp 207. Uncut. Oswald Valentine Sickert was a brother of Walter Sickert. Novel- 'Post Cambridge explorations in Socialism and of the literary life in London.' In the Pseudonym Library Series. Some rubbing and slight scuffing to leather corners and edges of spine otherwise handsome VG+ copy.

Half title, 1p. ads. Uncut in orig. green paper envelope wrappers, lettered in black; rubbed & dulled, spine creased & chipped at head & tail. Oswald Sickert, 1871-1923, was born on Valentine's Day, and chose his pseudonym to reflect his birthday. He wrote two novels for the Pseudonym Library, The Passing of a Mood (1893) with Stanley V. Makower who was a classmate from Cambridge, and Helen - which was the 44th title in the Pseudonym Library; afterwards Sickert turned to non-fiction. His brother was painter Walter Richard Sickert.