With woodcut vignettes by Lionel Lindsay. A curious and at times vitriolic series of meditations upon modern life and culture by the esteemed NSW Chief Justice. The book begins 'Cinematography, as it is now used, exercises perhaps the most debasing of influences on modern civilization..."

A beautiful copy of Lindsay's famous work covering the meaning of life and art, drawing on philosophical concepts. Signed on front endpaper by Lindsay with a full page original etching tipped in.

Done into English by Jack Lindsay with ten wood engravings by Edward Bawden. A celebration of the joys of wine by the fourth century Roman poet Ausonius.

A unique copy inscribed and fully signed by Lionel Lindsay 'Dear Suzanne and Harold. As many of the woodcuts in this edition were too heavily inked I have printed them on Japanese paper, similar to those in the limited editon and laid them down. Wahroonga 29 Feb 1960.'

Twenty-four Reproductions in Colour from Original Oil Paintings. Foreword by Norman Lindsay. A beautiful selection of the works of Gruner, described by Lindsay as "the greatest painter of pure light the world has ever seen."

Introduction by Harold Wright. Ure Smith Miniature Series No. 2.

Beautifully illustrated collection of poetry with Lionel Lindsay's woodcut vignettes. Lindsay's final book, housed in its original slipcase.

A smart collection of Lindsay's autobiographical trilogy, with original vibrant jackets.

Lionel Lindsay, the famous Australian artist and critic, greatly admired Keene, the illustrator and humorous artist best known for his drawings for Punch. Lindsay believed Keene was "a truly original character...he presents us with the unparalleled paradox of the most serious artist of his time - in all that pertained to his art - devoting his genius to the service of humour...". Tipped-in are two autograph letters from Lionel Lindsay to the Australian collector Harry Chaplin. Tipped-in also is an undated autograph letter by Keene himself with a sketch and a fragment of another autograph piece.