Paneros. Some words on Aphrodisiacs and the like unconscious Italian and Etruscan Pottery

Italian and Etruscan Pottery

nobody can hope to produce its fellow

Some of Vierge's many watercolours and ink wash drawings were re-worked in pen and ink as a basis for the engravings of his edition of Don Quixote

Original decorative cloth with gilt lettering and two illustrated panels

' a Paris the contemporary tourist never saw or even heard about

Paneros. Some words on Aphrodisiacs and the like unconscious Italian and Etruscan PotteryLondon: Chatto & Windus, 1931. First English Edition. 8vo. pp [4], 103, [1]. Bound in publisher's quarter light blue cloth, cream paper boards patterned in green, spine lettered in gilt, untrimmed edges. Frontispiece portrait of the author as a young child, behind tissue. With the cream dust jacket lettered in green, slightly soiled with toning at spine and a couple of closed tears. A VG+ copy. First published in Florence by Orioli in 1930 in an