Alfred Lys Baldry — Albert Moore: His Life and Works

London, George Bell and Sons, 1893. Cloth. A detailed collection of the works of nineteenth-century English artist Albert Joseph Moore, replete with many illustrated plates and photogravures. A detailed and comprehensive study of the works of nineteenth-century British artist, Albert Joseph Moore, who was famous for his classical renditions of the female form. Written and edited by Alfred Lys Baldry, an English art critic and painter as well as a pupil of Albert Joseph Moore. Replete with seventy-three illustrated plates, two of which are chalk lithographs on brown paper, and of which eight are photogravures. Also including numerous headpieces and tailpieces. Collated and complete.Enclosed in the original presentation box. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally, very smart, with just very minor shelf wear and rubbing to the spines. Original presentation box has age-toning and significant shelf wear. Internally, front hinge has failed. Pages 27 and 101, as well as plates facing pages 28, 74, and 100 are detached but present. Instances of scattered spots to the pages, though many do remain bright and clean. Good Only . Ill.: Various. Good Only .