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Title-Page of John Lylys Euphues or The Anatomy of Wit, First Edition, 1579, (1942)
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Title-Page of John Lylys Euphues or The Anatomy of Wit, First Edition, 1579, (1942)
Title-Page of John Lylys Euphues or The Anatomy of Wit, First Edition, 1579, (1942). From " English Novelists", by Elizabeth Bowen. [Collins, London, 1942]
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Bowen Collins Elizabeth English Text First Edition Novelist Romance Romancing Title Page Typeface Western Script
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This print captures the title page of John Lyly's "Euphues or The Anatomy of Wit" first edition, published in 1579. The photograph was taken in 1942 by Elizabeth Bowen, a renowned British novelist, for her book "English Novelists". The image showcases the intricate lettering and typeface used on the title page, which is a significant aspect of this historical literary work. The close-up shot allows viewers to appreciate the detailed craftsmanship that went into creating this piece of art. Dating back to the 16th century, "Euphues or The Anatomy of Wit" is considered one of the earliest English novels. It explores themes of romance and love through its captivating storytelling style. This particular edition holds great importance as it represents an era when literature was evolving and gaining recognition as a form of entertainment. The photograph not only highlights the beauty and elegance of this rare book but also serves as a reminder of England's rich literary heritage. It offers us a glimpse into both past centuries - with its sixteenth-century origins - and more recent history through its capture during World War II in 1942. Overall, this image preserves an important cultural artifact while showcasing Elizabeth Bowen's talent for capturing moments that hold immense historical value.
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