GEORGE BERNARD SHAW SIGNED CONTRACT 'CANDIDA'

Shaw George George Bernard Shaw Autograph Signed Note Superb autographed and signed note on card stock with the letterhead of "4 Whitehall Court, London", 4.5" X 3.5". Dated "March 1, 1928", and signe

Walter Tittle, drypoint, Walter Tittle (American, 1883-1960), "George Bernard Shaw", 1931, drypoint, signed lower right, 7"h x 8.25"w (to platemark), framed

George Bernard Shaw (Irish, 1856-1950) signed compliments card dated 19 August 1913, and image of the renowned author and literary critic, matted and framed. [Frame: 18 1/4" H x 12 1/4" W]. Creases, m

This is a signed linocut print featuring playwright George Bernard Shaw (Irish, 1856-1950). Signed by the artist Stefan Mrozewski (Polish, 1894-1975) and dated for 1935. Framed under glass. The frame

(Maurice Evans, 1950) A page from a 1950 program for George Bernard Shaw's The Devils Disciple, signed by lead actor Maurice Evans and (4) other members of the cast. Evans signed his full page portrai

Book Title: Pygmalion Candida Author: George Bernard Shaw Publishing: Norwalk CT: The Easton Press Bernard Shaw, born George Bernard Shaw, was an Irish playwright whose influence on Western theatre, c

A duo of Easton Press publications of classic fiction, including The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding and Pygmalion and Candida by George Bernard Shaw. Leather bound with gilt accen

Salvador Dali color lithograph of a portrait of Georges Bernard Shaw. Numbered "108/300" and signed in red pencil lower left "Dali". Matted and under glass in a basic metal frame. Condition: good, no

Shaw George G.B. Shaw Superb Large Signed Photo Very fine signed photograph of George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), the British playwright, author, and critic, seated in the study of Shaw's Corner, his ho

Alfred Eisenstaedt (1898-1995) George Bernard Shaw, 1932 Gelatin silver print, printed later, signed in ink in the margin; titled, titled and dated in ink and 'Eisenstaedt' copyright credit stamp on t

George Bernard Shaw (Irish, 1856-1950) print of signed note circa 1946 regarding his work being performed without payment, with image of the renowned author and literary critic, in frame. [Frame: 10 3

George Bernard Shaw (Irish, 1856-1950) print of signed note circa 1946 regarding his work being performed without payment, with image of the renowned author and literary critic, in frame. [Frame: 10 3

Heading: Author: Shaw, George Bernard Title: Autograph Letter to C.K. Ogden Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1911 Description: 11 lines on Shaw's Ayot St. s

On Going To Church Presentation signed by Elbert Hubbard on f/fly. "To Mrs. Welton C. Percy". Published in the first year of the press. The edition was pirated by Hubbard

George Bernard Shaw Head Sculpture Measures approx 12" tall including the stand. Made of a composite material. Done by Thomas Holland signed 1966. It is a bit loose on the base.

Signed illegibly. 13 1/2" high x 10 1/2" wide.

"George Bernard Shaw", large scale silver gelatin, printed 1977, from "Fifteen Portraits" (Retrospective Portfolio), signed in lower margin in ink, numbered 9/100, label verso from Jerry Solomon Enter

* SHAW, George Bernard (1856-1950). Autograph letter signed ("G. Bernard Shaw"), to Morley Dainow Jr. St. Lawrence, 6 September 1924. 1 page, 12mo postcard with Shaw's sepia-toned photograph, creased

Shaw, George Bernard. ANDROCLES AND THE LION, OVERRULED, PYGMALION (London: Constable and Company, 1916). First edition. 8vo. Original green cloth boards, housed in half morroco and chemise case, with

Painting of George Bernard Shaw by Feliks Topolski, Royal Academy. Frame 30" x 26.5", painting 21" x 17.5--------------Topolski illustrated George Bernard Shaw's published plays in 1939, "In Good King

With Original box. One of the small line of personality figures made by Britains or perhaps Heyde for Basset-Lowke. Comes with the original box which describes Shaw as "The most discussed man and Play

George Bernard Shaw, Plays Pleasant and Unpleasant I and II Two-volume set in linen-covered boards and slipcase, 1898. The World of Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman

George Bernard SHAW. [Ten works in 13 volumes] [London or New York: 1898-1926]. All in original bindings, most in custom slipcases and chemises. Most first or US first editions, including: Plays Pleas

George Bernard Shaw Letter of advice including cinema and film with strong signature. Measures 4 1/2 by 7 inches. George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) was born in Dublin.\" An Irish playwright, critic, and