Limited edition signed by Eliot
ELIOT, T.S. Ash-Wednesday. London: The Curwen Press. 1930.
8vo. Original blue cloth with gilt title and gilt lettering on spine, top edge gilt, else untrimmed, housed in original brown paper-covered slipcase; pp. 28; cloth a touch faded, a few tiny spots of discolouration, slipcase slightly rubbed to extremities and beginning to split along the spine; light offsetting to endpapers, otherwise a very good, clean copy.
First edition, number 584 of 600 copies, signed by the poet.
“Ash-Wednesday” (or “Ash Wednesday”) was written during the period of Eliot’s conversion to Anglicanism. Marking the Christian fast day signifying the beginning of Lent, a day of penitence to acknowledge one's sins, the poem revolves around the hope for salvation in a blasphemous world.
Gallup A15a.
SKU: 2120217
Limited edition signed by Eliot
ELIOT, T.S. Ash-Wednesday. London: The Curwen Press. 1930.
8vo. Original blue cloth with gilt title and gilt lettering on spine, top edge gilt, else untrimmed, housed in original brown paper-covered slipcase; pp. 28; cloth a touch faded, a few tiny spots of discolouration, slipcase slightly rubbed to extremities and beginning to split along the spine; light offsetting to endpapers, otherwise a very good, clean copy.
First edition, number 584 of 600 copies, signed by the poet.
“Ash-Wednesday” (or “Ash Wednesday”) was written during the period of Eliot’s conversion to Anglicanism. Marking the Christian fast day signifying the beginning of Lent, a day of penitence to acknowledge one's sins, the poem revolves around the hope for salvation in a blasphemous world.
Gallup A15a.
SKU: 2120217
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