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Emma from "Madame Bovary", John Archibald Austen British, Pen and black ink, brush and wash, over graphite
Emma from "Madame Bovary"
John Archibald Austen
Author Related author Gustave Flaubert
Publisher Related publisher John Lane, The Bodley Head
ca. 1928
Hamlet: Prince of Denmark, John Archibald Austen British, Illustrations: process prints
Hamlet: Prince of Denmark
Multiple artists/makers
[1922]
"A Spirited Epiphonema -- raised a third and sometimes a full fifth above the key of the discourse" (for "Tristram Shandy"), John Archibald Austen British, Pen and black ink, brush and wash, over graphite
"A Spirited Epiphonema -- raised a third and sometimes a full fifth above the key of the discourse" (for "Tristram Shandy")
John Archibald Austen
Author Related author Laurence Sterne
Publisher Related publisher John Lane, The Bodley Head
ca. 1927
Haidée and Juan (for "Don Juan"), John Archibald Austen British, Pen and black ink, brush and wash, over graphite
Haidée and Juan (for "Don Juan")
John Archibald Austen
Author Related author George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th Baron
Publisher Related publisher John Lane, The Bodley Head
ca. 1926
Everyman & Other Plays
John Archibald Austen
Publisher Chapman and Hall
Printer The Whitefriars Press, Ltd.
1925
Daphnis & Chloe
Multiple artists/makers
1925
The Collected Tales of Pierre Louÿs
Author Pierre Louÿs
Illustrator John Archibald Austen
Publisher Argus Books
1930
Tales of Passed Times Written for Children
Author Charles Perrault
Illustrator John Archibald Austen
Publisher Selwyn & Blount, Ltd.
1922

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