Art and Love by Eric Gill

Gill’s exquisitely-produced and illustrated essay on the two things that make him famous and notorious: art, in which his work remains some of the best of 20th century Britain, and love, in which his paedophilia, incest and beastiality are impossible to forgive. This is a Fine, or very near it, 1st edition, number 26 of 35 specially-bound copies from a larger edition of 260, published by Douglas Clarendon and Golden Cockerel Press in 1927, and is signed by the artist. Lacking the 6 loose plates supplied with the edition.