Romeo and Juliet. With designs by Oliver Messel food With the unclipped dust-jacket which

With the unclipped dust-jacket which is chipped at ends of spine and corners and slightly rubbed at the backstrip

the first of four produced by Haskins in the 1960s wherein he adopts a fresh approach to photographing the nude female figure with new techniques in black-and-white printing

also titlepage with blotchy foxing (as usual with his edition)

With the unclipped dust-jacket by Vanessa Bell

first published 1919

Romeo and Juliet. With designs by Oliver Messel food With the unclipped dust-jacket whichLondon: B. T. Batsford, 1936. Quarto (29 x 21 cms); pp. [96]; with eight tipped in colour plates mounted on special paper and 32 collotype plates, all from the artist's original drawings. Titlepage with coloured vignette. Original burgundy cloth boards with while title lettering an blue star designs. With the price clipped dust jacket, slightly rubbed at edges of ends of the spine. Scattered spots of foxing to endpapers. Titlepage with printed