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which is formally just right
and polished right up with no effort
as if to suggest a diminishing presence
which seem particularly to have set young minds to imagine setting sail to distant lands and what one might find there
The three-ring logo was so successful that it was instantly recognizable throughout the eastern United States where Ballantine was sold
SOLD Stunning Hybrid: Twice Watercolored 1790 Shaw & Nodder Copper Engraving of Sea Anemone (#1) brass shoe form which is formally just rightThis feels completely otherworldly to me and I can't stop looking at it. The copperplate engraving is by Fredrick Nodder, from George Shaw's renowned The Naturalist's Miscellany (1789 1813; this plate c. 1790) but it is the hand coloring that makes this one especially special, and singular, here not one but two iterations of applied watercolor. I know from the dealer I purchased this from that the volume it came from featured annotated endpapers
