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Bunin, I[van] A; [DH Lawrence], SS Koteliansky and Leonard Woolf, trans D H S SBiblio.com

THE GENTLEMAN FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND OTHER STORIES. Translated from the Russian by S.S. Koteliansky and Leonard Woolf and D.H. Lawrence

1922réf. 00001028Richmond: Published by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press printed by William Clowes and Sons Ltd. London and Beccles 1922. 6 - including half-title 86 pages plus 2 pages ads. No errata slip present. Original publisher's decorative paper-covered boards with printed paper spine and cover labels. 18 x 12 cm. The spine label is sunned and slightly chipped with no impact on lettering; light wear to spine ends and a tiny tear to the head of the spine. The endpapers are slightly tanned; the text block shows mild uniform toning. Still a very good copy of a fragile volume. Bookseller's ticket of The Holliday Bookshop New York 10 W. 47th St. on the rear pastedown. PROVENANCE: This copy from the library of Irma Liebmann Harris 1885-1969 with her engraved bookplate on the front pastedown. Harris was a member of a prominent Jewish family from Atlanta Georgia and a leading figure in the city's social and cultural life. She was the daughter of Isaac Liebman founder and president of the Atlanta Paper Company 18861924. In 1908 she married Arthur Israel Harris 18811963 who succeeded Liebman as president of the company 19241946 and later served as chairman 19471957. The firm pioneered wet-strength packaging vital to the U.S. military during World War II and secured major contracts with Coca-Cola and other beverage companies. Irma Harris was a civic leader serving with the Girl Scouts the Atlanta USO during World War II Travelers Aid the Atlanta Council of Jewish Women and as founder and president of the Peachtree Garden Club. An avid art and book collector she read extensively in French and German. Her bookplate is signed in the plate K. Merrill likely the work of the American painter and etcher Katherine Merrill 18761962. FIRST EDITION. Some copies are found with an errata slip tipped-in before the title page that states "The first story in this book 'The Gentleman from San Francisco' is translated by D.H. Lawrence and S.S. Koteliansky. Owing to a mistake Mr. Lawrence's name has been omitted from the title-page. The three other stories are translated by S.S. Koteliansky and Leonard Woolf." The title story was first printed in 1915 in the Russian anthology "Provo." It is set on the island of Capri where the author lived the last few winters before the start of the First World War. Ivan Bunin later became the first Russian to win the Nobel Prize for Literature 1933. Woolmer "A Checklist of the Hogarth Press 1917-1946" 19. Roberts "A Bibliography of D.H. Lawrence" B9. Published by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press hardcover

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The Hogarth Essays" First Series. 9 of 19 Issues in a custom made clamshell box

1926réf. 50416London: The Hogarth Press 1926. First editions thus. Softcover. g to vg. Small octavos. Nine separate titles of the scarce "First Series" of "The Hogarth Essays". All are housed in a custom-made red 3/4 morocco over red silk clamshell box with gilt lettering on the spine that reads. "The Hogarth Essays. Nineteen Authors. The Hogarth Press. 1924-1926." These are pamphlets ranging in length from 24 to 48 pages with woodcut covers printed in either black or green on card stock wrappers. Our surmise is that a previous owner had the box made with the intent of acquiring all 19 of the essays but only succeeded in collecting 9 of them still a worthy task awaiting completion. Of these 9 already present two are of the scarcest and most expensive titles: Theodora Bosanquet's "Henry James at Work"; and Leonard Woolf's "Fear and Politics A Debate at the Zoo." All the issues were hand printed by Virginia and Leonard Woolf at The Hogarth Press and are being offered as a group along with the clamshell box. Clamshell box with some light rubbing to extremities and some staining to the spine. Some of the individual softcovers with some rubbing stains and/or light age toning to wrappers. Interiors of some issues with minor to light sporadic foxing often confined to the margins. All individual issues protected in plastic sleeves. Issues in good to very good box in very good- condition overall. The issues offered are: III. Bosanquet Theodora. Henry James at Work. IV. Eliot T. S. Homage to John Dryden. V. Dobree Bonamy. Histriophone. VI. Read Herbert. In Retreat. VII. Woolf Leonard. Fear and Politics. VIII. Graves Robert. Contemporary Techniques of Poetry. XI. Sitwell Edith. Poetry & Criticism. XII. Forster E. M. An Enquiry. XV. Waley Hubert. The Revival of Aesthetics. The Hogarth Press unknown