Buy this book on-line SHAKESPEARE**,WILLIAM: : OTHELLOLONDON.THE FOLIO SOCIETY,1955. ISBN No ISBN.
UK,slim 8vo,HB+dw/dj,1st edn thus.
FINE/FINE.Neat,ink,owner's name+date to ffe,and no price-clip to dw/dj.Bright, colour pictorial artwork illustrated dw/dj; with negligible shelf-wear to edges and corners - no nicks or tears present.Top edge coloured,fore-edges bright and generally clean with minimal,sporadic spotting/foxing,contents bright,tight and clean,with no spotting/foxing to body of pages,no dog-ear reading creases to any pages' corners.Bright,clean,publisher's original,purple cloth boards with bright, crisp,blocked gilt+black ink decorated upper board (7 black+gold quills) and bright,crisp,gilt+black ink,blocked letters to a lightly,5 minor spotted spine/ backstrip,headband,and immaculate,plain white endpapers.UK,slim 8vo HB+dw/dj,1st edn thus,3-136pp [paginated] includes introduction by Ivor Brown,dramatis personae,Acts 1-V comprising 15 scenes,7 full-page full-colour costume plates/illus - unpaginated stage decor illustrated frntis included,by Tanya Moiseiwitsch, throughout the text and the book,11pp glossary; plus unpaginated title page.Set in 13 on 14 point Bembo type,printed by Benham & Co.Ltd.,Colchester,and bound by Mackay's of Chatham.Illustrations lithographed by L. Van Leer & Co.Ltd., Isleworth.Binding designed by John Westwwod.A title in the first 100 Folio Society titles,and another volume in the 'Folio Shakespeare' series.
The tragedy of the great Moor of Venice and his pitiful Desdemona is essentially private - it divides no city,destroys no kingdom - and Iago's malignancy,which brings about their ruin,is equally personal.Yet this drama of a 'free and open nature' eaten away by jealousy, written in the maturity of Shakespeare's dramatic power,has a breadth and grandeur which make it one of the world's greatest tragedies, almost perfect in construction and full of superb poetry.
The stimulating Introduction deals with the problems of this dark and turbulent play from the point of view of actor and producer.
The full colour reproductions of the striking designs for costumes and set,used in the Stratford company's recent tour, 1953,of Australia and New Zealand,have a depth and brilliance which magnificently evoke all the barbaric splendours of the play.The text used is that of the New Temple edition,of which the excellence need not be emphasised here,while the glossary by Miss Jean Rook,provides explanation where explanation is essential.
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