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The claims of decorative art

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Bibliophile edition, The claims of decorative art, Walter Crane, MAK Inv.nr. BI 11561

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Title

The claims of decorative art

Collection

artists' books

Production

author: Walter Crane
printing plant: R. & R. Clark, Edinburgh, 1892
design of cover: Walter Crane, United Kingdom
illustrator: Walter Crane, United Kingdom
publisher: Lawrence and Bullen, London, 1892

Subject

Bookbinding, 19th Century

Material | Technique

Binding: calico,
Bindung: sewing ,
illustration: relief print

Measurements

height: 22.5 cm
width: 18 cm
depth: 2 cm

Inventory number

BI 11561

Acquisition

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Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

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