Description
Kathleen Raine’s Blake and Tradition is a cornerstone study of William Blake, published as the A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts and issued in the Bollingen Series (XXXV-II) by Princeton University Press (1968). This is Volume II only-a substantial, heavily illustrated scholarly volume that traces Blake’s symbolism and ideas through the long Western tradition of myth, mysticism, and sacred iconography.
Key details
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Title: Blake and Tradition – Volume II
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Author: Kathleen Raine
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Publisher: Princeton University Press, 1968
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Series: A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts / Bollingen Series XXXV-II
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Illustrated, including color plates
Condition (important)
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Ex-library hardcover with library markings
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Dust jacket present; flaps have been glued to the boards
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Evidence of prior library attachments/removals on the endpaper area
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General shelf wear to jacket and edges; page edges show handling/soiling typical of library copies
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Sold as a complete, intact Volume II reading/reference copy
Please be sure to view all photos for condition details and library markings.
