[Littlebook Press | W.A. Dwiggins] Woman: Why Man Cannot Live without Her—Or with Her E-List 22 Light rubbing to edges

Light rubbing to edges

very much in the manner and quality of Gloria Cardew

Limited to 850 copies

and tasteful use of gold leaf to produce books that no Americans save perhaps the artists of the Club Bindery could have matched

Some light fading to cloth and edgewear

[Littlebook Press | W.A. Dwiggins] Woman: Why Man Cannot Live without Her—Or with Her E-List 22 Light rubbing to edgesWoman: Why Man Cannot Live without HerOr with Her. A Tribute from the Sanskrit. Boston: The Littlebook Press, 1914. Cover illustration, title page, illustrated initial letter, some large calligraphic lettering, and the imprint of the "Littlebook Press" all designed by W. A. Dwiggins. Paper covered boards. Measures approx. 5" x 6. 75". Some rubbing to edges and small white spots to boards. "The first professionally drawn archer by Dwiggins appears as