Little Journeys to the Homes of Eminent Painters: Book Two by Elbert Hubbard (1912), Miriam Edition
$33.00
Product Description
Step into the lives of six remarkable painters with this beautifully crafted volume from the Arts and Crafts movement, a work as artistic as the stories it tells.
Summary:
Little Journeys to the Homes of Eminent Painters: Book Two by Elbert Hubbard offers readers an intimate look into the lives and legacies of six iconic artists: Fortuny, Ary Scheffer, Francois Miller, Joshua Reynolds, Landseer, and Gustave Doré, Hubbard’s engaging narrative weaves biographical details, childhood anecdotes, and accounts of their artistic triumphs.
The book is a work of art, printed on watermarked Roycroft paper with gilt-stamped details and woodcut designs that reflect Hubbard’s dedication to the Arts and Crafts ethos. This 1912 Miriam Edition is a rare collectible, providing fascinating stories and a glimpse into the craftsmanship of the Roycroft movement.
Specifications:
- Title: Little Journeys to the Homes of Eminent Painters: Book Two
- Author: Elbert Hubbard
- Genre: Arts and Crafts, Biography, Art History
- Publication Date: 1912
- Publisher: Roycroft
- Format: Hardcover
- Dimensions: 8 x 6 x 0.5 inches
- Language: English
- Condition: Wear on the cover; pencil writing on a page (see photos for details).
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Special Features:
- Six leaves of plates featuring portraits of the artists
- Gilt-stamped spine and cover title within a decorative medallion
- Top page edges gilt, light grey ribbon bookmark
- Printed on watermarked Roycroft paper with woodcut borders and initials
About the Author: Elbert Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard (1856 to 1915) was a philosopher, writer, and founder of the Roycroft movement. He championed the Arts and Crafts ideal of beauty and craftsmanship in everyday objects.
Known for his outspoken beliefs in anarchism and mental and spiritual freedom, Hubbard’s works often challenged societal norms. He and his wife tragically perished aboard the Lusitania, cementing his legacy as a complex and influential figure in American literature and art.
A Testament to Art and Craftsmanship
This 1912 Miriam Edition is more than a book, it’s a collector’s item that bridges art, biography, and the enduring beauty of Roycroft craftsmanship. Whether captivated by eminent painters' stories or fascinated by the Arts and Crafts movement, this volume is a stunning addition to any library.
This 1912 Miriam Edition suits readers collecting Elbert Hubbard artist biographies. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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- Fair: Heavy wear or damage, named above. A reading or working copy, not a display piece.
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