1929 Jzf22 large-paper edition

[1]¹⁰; Ff1 and 10 are pastedowns.

None.

Demy 8^o: 8½" × 5½", top edge only trimmed, white wove Curwen Press + Unicorn; 14pt. Lutetia italic; line blocks, one with brown green and yellow colour; casing, green laid paper, upper cover gold-blocked: ‘JAMES STEPHENS | ^* * ^* | THE OUTCAST’

For general notes on this series, see Jzf0.

• Ariel poems
  • Series started by Faber & Gwyer (later Faber & Faber) combining a new poem with contemporary illustration.
• Faber and Faber see also Faber and Gwyer (earlier heading)
• Lutetia
  • 1928, designed by Jan van Krimpen; Lutetia was the Latin name for Paris;
  • see Simon (1973) p.194, Balston(1951) p.28.
• Lutetia, 14pt.
• Stephens, James, 1882–1950 Munzinger NPG ODNB
• William Edwin Rudge (Firm)
• Willoughby, Althea