Craig (Edward Gordon) - Profile of Irving,

Craig (Edward Gordon) 51 proof plates for "Woodcuts and Some Words", 51 wood-engravings on 26 loose sheets, a few duplicates, most with annotation by Craig in pencil and red crayon, several with "Plea

Craig (Edward Gordon) The Mask: The Journal of the Art of the Theatre, vol.1 & 3 only (of 15), plates and illustrations, including reporductions of work by Gordon Craig and others, original limp vellu

Craig, Edward Henry Gordon, CH OBE (British, 1872-1966). "Loading cargo onto the raft." 1927. A rare working proof for Count Kessler and Cranach Press' unrealized publication of Robinson Crusoe. Linoc

On the Art of the Theatre. Edward Gordon Craig. William Heinemann, 1914. Later. Covers missing, spine cracked in several places. Pages still holding. Quite scarce at this early printing. Plenty of pla

Edward Gordon Craig Designs For The Theatre. 1948, 1st edition, very good condition. Written by Janet Leeper. Edward Gordon Craig was an English modernist theater practitioner; he worked as an actor,

Edward Henry Gordon Craig (1872-1966), Figure from Hamlet, woodcut, initialled and dated 1907 to lower right, 21 cm x 13 cm framed and glazed, the frame 30 cm x 38 cm

Artist: EDWARD STEICHEN Print Title: E. Gordon Craig; Notre Dame de Paris. 1920. Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1960's Printed in Switzerland Image Size approx: 9.75 x 7.5 inches Edward Jean

Artist: Edward Steichen Title: E. Gordon Craig, Notre Dame de Paris, 1920 Medium: Sheet Fed Gravure, 1963, Switzerland Dimensions: 7.65x9.9" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board

Artist: EDWARD STEICHEN Print Title: E. Gordon Craig, Notre Dame, 1920 Printing Date: 1960’s Medium: Authentic Vintage Sheet-fed photogravure Printed in: Switzerland Image Size: approx. 10 x 7.5

(8) Gordon Craig color woodblock prints of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry. Framed. 10 x 5 inches (and smaller)

EDWARD J. STEICHEN (1879-1973 ), E. GORDON CRAIG, 1913 vintage photogravure on tissue, published in Camera Wor k; 7 7/8 x 6 1/4 in. (image), 12 x 8 1/2 in. (paper). Unsigned. Condition: Excellent. EST

"The Window", 1982, oil on board, signed lower left, signed and dated verso, in silver reverse ogee rame with linen liner, OS: 26 1/2" x 22 1/2", SS: 19 1/2" x 15 1/4', good condition.

Edward Gordon LE 246/950 "October" Lithograph Pencil Signed; The paintings of Edward Gordon are technically correct while the visions created take on a surrealistic quality, and his inspiration is alw

Description:Edward Gordon LE 582/890 "Another Place" Lithograph Pencil Signed; Size with Frame: 20" W x 23.5" H; this lot is located for pick up in FARMINGTON, CT.

Description:Edward Gordon LE 627/790 "Front Stairs" Lithograph Pencil Signed; The paintings of Edward Gordon are technically correct while the visions created take on a surrealistic quality, and his i

SM, James Gordon Irwing, Lithograph, Depiction of two Robbins standing on a branch with Apple blossoms blooming from the branch, In Pristine condition with a solid white mat and a light wooden frame,

Signed and Numbered 263/950

Signed and Numbered AP 12/20

Signed and Numbered 192/630

Rev. Edward IrvingRare Print Type: Engraving Date: 1823 Demensions: 3 x 5 1/2" Notes & Literature: Edward Irving (4 August 1792 ? 7 Dece

"Cardinals and Magnolia" by Irving, No. 203. Signed in pencil in the plate and housed in a simple gilt frame. Framed size: 24.5" ht. x 20.5" wd. From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Auker

Lot of 3 James Gordon Irving Bird Prints. Frame measures 22" tall x 19" wide. This sale will be broadcast live on sale day with full descriptions of each lot being sold. All items MUST be paid for wit

PARCEL #122 TOWN: WAWARSING ASSESSED TO: GORDON EDWARD GORDON VELMA CURRENT OWNER: COUNTY OF ULSTER SBL#: 075.004-0004-007.000-0000 CLASSIFICATION: 311 LOCATION: DEER RUN LN ACREAGE: 1.00 FRONT FOOT:

This set of six antique books have conditions that are consistent with their age and include 1. The Life of Edward Irving by Mrs.Oliphant measures 7" 2. The Young Pilgrim by A.L.O.E. was printed i