A Pair of Blue Eyes - UK 1st Rob hornstra and the custodians of royal

and the custodians of royal swans

He also imagines graphic musical scores

images that are as much about feelings experienced—the sense of a vanished world—as the representation of particular places

Yet there is not the slightest monotony about these pictures

her new project was a natural outgrowth of her own daily life: spending time in stores

A Pair of Blue Eyes - UK 1st Rob hornstra and the custodians of royalThomas Hardy A Pair of Blue Eyes published by Tinsley Brothers in 1873 First edition first impression, consisting of three volumes. 303, 311 and 262 pages respectively. In late Victorian Zaehnsdorf green half calf bindings, with patterned green paper covered boards, gilt to the top edges of the text blocks and marbled endpapers front and rear. All three volumes retain their half titles. the books are firmly bound, there is some scuffing and chipping