القرن التاسع عشر ، رقم ١٨٢، أبريل ١٨٩٢ [ظ‎‎١‎١‎٣] (٢٤٤/٢٣١)

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[April 1892.
SAMPSON LOW, MABSTON COMFAN TS LIST.
BIOGRAPHY.
Conversations with Carlyle. By Sir C. Gavan
Duffy . With Photogravure Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle. 1 vol. 8vo.
[Shortly.
IN THE PRESS.
Life and Letters of Charles Keene
THE 'PUNCH' ARTIST.
by george somes layaed, b.a.
With Portrait and Thirty Full-page
including Fifteen
ORDINARY EDITION, Royal 8vo. cloth extra, 24s.
LARGE PAPER EDITION, strictly limited to 250 copies for England
and America, each copy numbered and signed by the Author, printed on
hand-made paper, with Illustrations mounted on India Paper. Crown 4to.
boards. Three Guineas net.
In the Large Paper Edition there will be a few extra Plates, including two new Portraits
and other Reproductions in Photogravure and Chromo-lithography.
The Volume will be ill iistrnfcd by many hit he >'to
the late CSjLBLES KEENE, as well as hy
** هذه التواريخ تقريبية * It was as a humourist in the pages of P that Charles Keene was known to all the
world. Personally he was a shy man and led a retired life, and yet, since his death, the world
of art has recognised him as the greatest English master of Black and White. The few who
knew him intimately were aware that he was a most charming companion, and that as a letter-
writer he was distinguished by droll humour and genial outspoken criticism, and this renders
his correspondence peculiarly attractive. These characteristics are brought out prominently
in Mr. Layard's biography, and he has had the advantage of access to a rich and varied store
of unpublished letters, reminiscences, and other literary materials.
FULL PROSPECTUS POST-FREE ON APPLICATION.
VOLUMES JUST READY, UNIFORM WITH ' CHARLES KEENE.'
Mr. Austin Dobson's Critical Biography of
WILLIAM HOGABTH. Demy 8vo. cloth, fully illustrated, 24s. Limited
Large-Paper Edition, £2 12s. 6^. net. * # * Very few copies remain of this
Edition.
4 An authoritative monograph on Hogarth and his works. . . . executed in a manner eminently worthy of
Mr. Dobson's high reputation for literary skill and critical acumen.'— T imes.
4 A most charming as well as a most important book. ... a magnum opus ; a book of reference for the library
Bhelves.'— T he W orld.
The Life and Letters of Joseph Severn. By
William Shaep . With Portrait and other Illustrations. Eoyal 8vo. cloth,
One Guinea.
4 A handsome volume. . . . To most people, of course, Severn is only interesting because of his-intimate con
nection with the poet who was supposed to have been killed by cruel reviewers. Independently, however, of his
friendship for "my beloved Keats," Joseph Severn was a considerable painter, and a man to whose winsome
personality Mr. lluskin has borne generous testimony; and as during his consular services he saw before his eyes
the gradual process of the liberation of Italy, the production of Mr. Sharp's biography will have an interest to many
others besides specialists.'— D aily T elegraph.