The Tragedy of King Lear WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Noguchi Plates FOLIO SOCIETY 1956

Shakespeare - The Tragedy of King Lear - Isamu Noguchi - Folio Society 1956Introduction by Donald Wolfit. 7 colour designs by Isamu Noguchi. Bound in red cloth with a quill design in red and black. White dust-jacket printed in grey, black and red. 131pp. 22.3x17.3cm.Condition ReportA first edition thus of The Tragedy of King Lear published by The Folio Society in 1956.Red cloth-covered binding presenting in original dust wrapper.Boards are clean with minimal marks. Slight bumping to spine and corners.Text edges have some marks and foxing. Internally, the book is clean, legible and complete. There are no inscriptions and/or marginalia.In a good dust wrapper with bright front panel, slight browning to spine, moderate chipping and loss to head and base, and mild foxing and some staining.Overall, this is a good example of Folio Society's first edition of The Tragedy of King Lear, featuring interesting designs by the famous American artist and landscape architect Isamu Noguchi.Please consult all photos before purchasing to make sure you are happy with the condition of the item. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out. All books come from a smoke-free home.Packing and ShippingShipping is available both domestically and internationally, the latter through the eBay Global Shipping Program (GSP). All books are despatched within a working day of purchase and are sent in the UK with a tracked 48-hour service (free) or tracked 24-hour service (for a small additional charge). Personal collection from Colchester is equally welcome. Please note we do our best to pack items as eco-friendly as possible while ensuring they remain very safe in transport and that you will receive them in the stated condition. The majority of our packaging is reused and/or recyclable and plastic-free.ReturnsWe are always happy to accept a return if the buyer is not happy with an item they receive. In the unlikely event you do encounter an issue with your item or delivery, please do message us, ideally before opening a case, as we will do our best to address the issue.