MR. LEONARD SMITHERS’
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.
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WORKS BY ARTHUR SYMONS.
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AMORIS VICTIMA:
A
POEM.
I. Amoris Victima.
II. Amoris Exsul.
III. Amor
Triumphans.
IV. Mundi Victima.
[Ready on Jan. 21st, 1897. Price 6S.
net.
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STUDIES IN TWO LITERATURES.
I. Studies in the Elizabethan Drama
(Shakespeare, Massinger, Day).
II. Studies in Contemporary Literature
(Christina Rossetti, William Morris, Walter
Pater,
Modernity in Verse, A Note on Zola’s Method).
III. Notes and Impressions (Richard
Jefferies, James Thomson, Thomas Gordon Hake,
R. L. Stevenson, J. A.
Symonds, Théophile Gautier, Théodore de Banville, Henry
Murger,
Benjamin Constant, Guy de Maupassant, Leconte
de Lisle, Catulle Mendès, Anatole
France,
Huysmans as a Mystic).
[Ready on February 5th, 1897. Price 6S.
net.
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LONDON NIGHTS.
Second Edition, Revised
with a new Preface.
[In the press.
(A few Large Paper copies of the
First Edition remain. Price One Guinea each.)
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SILHOUETTES.
Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged.
[Out of print.
(A few Large Paper copies remain. Price One Guinea
each.)
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In Preparation.
THE DECADENT MOVEMENT
IN
LITERATURE.
Introduction.
Paul
Verlaine.
The Goncourts.
J. K. Huysmans.
Villiers de l’Isle-Adam.
Maurice Maeterlinck.
Conclusion.
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A BOOK OF FIFTY DRAWINGS
BY
AUBREY BEARDSLEY
AUBREY
BEARDSLEY
LONDON
LEONARD SMITHERS
ROYAL ARCADE.
1897
A Book of Fifty Drawings. By AUBREY
BEARDSLEY. With an Iconography of the Artist’s
Work by AYMER VALLANCE.
Demy 4to, bound in scarlet cloth extra, with
cover design by Mr. Beardsley. Edition (500 copies)
printed
on Imitation Japanese Vellum, 10s. 6d. net per copy; 50 copies printed on Imperial Japanese Vellum,
£2 2s. net per copy. Illustrated prospectus
gratis and post-free on application. [Ready in
December.
This Album of Drawing will comprise, in
addition to several hitherto unpublished designs, a selec-
tion
by Mr. Beardsley of his most important published work
(“Morte Darthur,” “Salome,” “Rape of
the Lock,” “Yellow Book,” “Savoy,”
etc.). The volume will be of additional interest to the Artist’s
many
admirers from the fact that the plates will in most cases be reproduced from the
original drawings,
with due regard to their size and technique, thus
preserving many delicate features which have been,
to a great extent, lost
by the treatment the drawings received on their first publication. The
frontispiece
is a reproduction of the latest photograph of Mr. Beardsley.
Application for the Japanese Vellum Edition
should be made at once, as the edition is already
partially
exhausted. The Japanese Vellum Edition of “Rape of the Lock” is quite out of
print, and
selling at an advanced price.
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THE SAVOY.
EDITED BY ARTHUR
SYMONS.
No. I. JANUARY, 1896. 170 pages, 18 full-page
Illustrations, and
5 Illustrations in the
Text.
No. I. contains literary contributions by G. Bernard Shaw, Frederick Wedmore, Paul Verlaine, Max
Beerbohm, Ernest Dowson, Aubrey Beardsley, Havelock Ellis, W. B. Yeats, Rudolf Dircks, Mathilde
Blind, Joseph Pennell, Humphrey James, Selwyn Image, and the Editor. The illustrations
include work
by Charles H. Shannon, Charles Conder, Joseph Pennell, Louis Oury, W. Rothenstein, F. Sandys, J.
McNeil Whistler, Max Beerbohm, Jacques E. Blanche, J. Lemmen, and Eleven Drawings by Aubrey
Beardsley.
Crown 4to, bound in pictorial cover, 2s. 6d. net.
No. 2. APRIL, 1896. 202 pages, and 20 full-page Illustrations.
No. 2. includes a story entitled “A Mere Man”
(by a new writer) and literary contributions by Cesare
Lombroso (“A Mad Saint”), Paul
Verlaine (“My Visit to London”), Edmund Gosse, W. B. Yeats,
Havelock Ellis (“Friedrich Nietzsche”), Frederick Wedmore, Selwyn Image, Ernest Dowson, John Gray,
Vincent O’Sullivan, Leila Macdonald, Aubrey Beardsley, and the Editor. The illustrations
include work
by Joseph Pennell, C. H. Shannon, W. T. Horton, W. Rothenstein, Ph. Caresme, Albert
Sterner, W.
Sickert, J. Lemmen,Max Beerbohm, and Aubrey
Beardsley. Printed at the Chiswick Press.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial cover, 2s. 6d.
net.
No. 3. JULY, 1896. 103 pages, and 9 full-page Illustrations.
No. 3. contains a story, “Anthony Garstun’s
Courtship,” by Hubert Crackanthorpe, the first of
three
articles on “William Blake and his Illustrations to the
Divine Comedy,” by W. B. Yeats, with important
unpublished drawings by Blake, the second of three
articles on Friedrich Nietzsche by Havelock Ellis,
and literary contributions by George Moore, Edward Carpenter, Ernest Dowson, R. Mathieu-Wierz-
binski, Edgar Prestage, Aubrey Beardsley, and the Editor. The illustrations
include work by William
Blake,C. H. Shannon, Max Beerbohm, and Aubrey Beardsley.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial wrapper, 2s.
No. 4. AUGUST, 1896. 94 pages, and 9 full-page
Illustrations, and
2 Illustrations in the Text.
No. 4 contains the first part of a phantasy,
“Beauty’s Hour,” by Mrs. Shakespear, the second
article
on William Blake (with 4
Illustrations) by W. B. Yeats, the third article on Nietzsche, by Havelock
Ellis, and literary contributions by Emile Verhaeren
(translated by Osman Edwards), Ernest Dowson
George Morley, Ford Maddox, Lionel Johnson, Rudolph Dircks, and the Editor. The
Illustrations
include work by Blake, Joseph Pennell, T. R, Way, Charles
Conder, W. T. Horton, and Aubrey Beardsley.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial wrapper, 2s.
No. 5. SEPTEMBER, 1896. 92 pages, and 8 full-page Illustrations.
No. 5. contains the conclusion of the phantasy,
“Beauty’s Hour,” by Mrs. Shakespear, the third and
concluding
article on William Blake (with 3 Illustrations) by W. B. Yeats, and literary
contributions by
Theodore Wratislaw, Ernest Rhys, Sarojini Chattopâdhyây, Ernest Dowson, Gabriel Gillet, Jean Moréas,
Bliss Carman, and Editor. The illustrations include
work by Blake, Botticelli, Womrath, Mrs.
Dearmer,
and Aubrey Beardsley.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial wrapper, 2s.
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No. 6. OCTOBER, 1896. 95 pages, and 10 full-page Illustrations.
No. 6. contains “The Idiots” a story by Joseph
Conrad, “Concerning Jude the Obscure” by Have-
lock Ellis, a
story by the author of “A Mere Man,” and literary contributions by Edith M.
Thomas,
Theodore Wratislaw, Ernest Dowson, O. G. Destrée, and the Editor.
The Illustrations include work by
Aubrey Beardsley, Phil
May, Ch. Eisen, W. T. Horton, W. B. Macdougall, and D. G. Rossetti.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial wrapper, 2s.
No. 7. NOVEMBER, 1896. 92 pages, and 9 full-page Illustrations.
No. 7. contains “Morag of the Glen” a story by
Fiona Macleod, “Casanova” and an essay by
Havelock
Ellis, and literary contributions by Aubrey Beardsley,
Osman Edwards, W. B. Yeats, Ernest Dowson,
and the Editor. The Illustrations include work by Aubrey Beardsley, Jacques E. Blanche, W. T. Horton,
Fred Hyland, Mrs. Percy Dearmer, and A. K. Womrath.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial wrapper, 2s.
No. 8. DECEMBER, 1896. 92 pages, and 14 full-page Illustrations.
The whole of the Literary Matter is by the
Editor, and all the Illustrations are the work of Aubrey
Beardsley.
Crown 4to, bound in new pictorial wrapper, 2s.
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Artistic blue cloth cases, with elaborate cover
design in gold by Aubrey Beardsley, to bins the com-
plete set
of “THE SAVOY,” in three volumes, can now be supplied at 2s. 6d. net per volume.
The complete set of “THE SAVOY,” bound in
three volumes, in blue cloth as above, is offered for
sale at
ONE GUINEA net.
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La Chartreuse de Parme. By STENDHAL (Henri
Beyle). Now first translated by E. P. ROBINS.
Illustrated with 32 Etchings
by G. Mercier, from designs by N. Foulquier, and Portrait of the
Author.
Now ready in Three Volumes, Post 8vo, printed on
Dickinson’s Antique Paper, artistic binding, £I Is.
net per copy. Special Edition, printed on Van Gelder’s
Hand-made Paper, £2 2s. net per copy;
and
Edition de Luxe, printed on Imperial Japanese Vellum, with Etchings
in Two States, one pulled on
Japanese Vellum, and one on Pure Vellum,
£5 5s net per copy.
[Now
Ready.
The Publisher feels that the
production of the first English translation of this famous novel, one
of
the masterpieces of French literature of the present century,
needs very little in the way of introduction
or explanation. the
author, a contemporary of Balzac-who described him as “an immense
genius,”
and pronounced “La Chartreuse de Parme” his
masterpiece-though not generally recognized at his true
value
during his lifetime, could say with a confidence which has justified
itself: “I shall be understood in
1880;” for, as Bourget has justly
observed; “We now speak casually of Balzac and Stendhal, as we
speak of Hugo and Lamartine, Ingres and
Delacriox.”
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Self-Seekers. A Novel by ANDRÉ RAFFALOVICH.
[In the Press.
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A Book of Bargains. Stories of the Weird and
Fantastic. By VINCENT O’SULLIVAN. With Frontis-
piece designed by AUBREY BEARDSLEY.
Crown 8vo size, bound in
cloth extra, 4s. net per
copy.
[Now
Ready.
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CARICATURES
OF
TWENTY-FIVE
GENTLEMEN
BY MAX
BEERBOHM
Caricatures of Twenty-five Gentlemen. By
MAX BEERBOHM. With an Introduction by L.
RAVEN-HILL.
Edition of 500 copies,
printed on Art Paper, Crown 4to, bound in a blue cloth extra, with
special cover
design by the artist. price 10s. 6d net per copy.
There will also be a Special Issue of Twenty-five
Copies with the
Caricatures coloured by the hand of the Artist. Price £ £2 2s. net per copy. [Now Ready.
CONTENTS
The Prince of Wales.
The Earl of
Rosebury.
Padrewski.
Henry Labouchere, M. P.
A. W
Pinero.
Richard Le Gallienne.
A. J. Balfour, M. P.
Frank
Harris.
Lord William Nevill.
Rudyard Kipling.
Sir W. Vernon
Harcourt, M. P.
Aubrey Beardsley.
Robert S. Hichens.
Henry
Chaplin, M. P.
Henry Harland.
George Alexander.
The Duke of
Cambridge.
Marquis of Queensberry.
The Warden of Merton.
Joseph Chamberlain, M. P.
George Bernard Shaw.
Sir George
Lewis.
George Moore.
The Marquis of Graanby.
Beerbohm
Tree.
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La Fille aux Yeux d’Or. Translated from the
French of Honoré de Balzac by ERNEST DOWSON,
and Illustrated with Six Designs by CHARLES
CONDER.
Five Hundred Copies, Royal
8vo size, bound in blue cloth extra, with glit cover design. Price
12s. 6d.
net per copy.
[Now
Ready
An attempt has been made to
produce an edition worthy of the reputation of one of the most
famous
productions of Balzac. Attention is directed to the method
pursued in producing the illustrations, viz.,
wood engraving, which
it is hoped will be a welcome change from the cheap photographic
processes now
so much in vogue.
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IN PREPARATION: READY IN JANUARY,
1897.
The Novels of Honoré de Balzac. The
First Issue will consist of “SCENES OF
PARISIAN LIFE.” In Eleven Volumes.
THE SCENES OF PARISIAN LIFE
comprise “Splendours and Miseries,” “Cousin Bette,” “Cousin
Pons,” “History of the Thirteen,” “César Birotteau,” “The Civil Service,”
“House of Nucingen,” and
“The Petty Bourgeois,” and are now for the
first time COMPLETELY translated into English by competent
hands, and
illustrated with a series of eighty-eight etchings after drawings by
celebrated Parisian book-
illustrators, viz., G. Bussière, G. Cain,
Dubouchet, L. E. Fournier, Lynch, A. Robaudi, and M. Vidal.
The volumes
will be handsomely printed on deckle-edged paper, and bound in cloth extra.
Price £4 4s.
per set of eleven
volumes.
There will be a special Edition de Luxe, printed on Imperial Japanese
Vellum, with the etchings in
two states Before and After
Remarqués. Price £8 8s. per set.
This First Series will be followed at a
brief interval by the remaining works of Balzac, and
Subscriptions may, if desired, be given for the entire “Comédie
Humaine.”
It is impossible to enter on a detailed criticism of
Balzac’s novels. In them he scales every height and sounds
every depth of human character,- from the purity of the mysterious
Seraphitus-Seraphita, cold and strange, like the
peaks of her northern
Alps, to the loathsome sins of the Marneffes, whose deeds should find no
calendar but that of
Hell. In the great divisions of his Comédie, the
scenes of private and of public life, of the provinces and of the city,
in the philosophic studies, and in the Contes Drôlatiques, Balzac has built
up a work of art which answers to a
medieval cathedral. There are
subterranean places, haunted by the Vautrins and ‘Filles aux yeux d’or’;
there are
the seats of the money-changers, where the Nucingens sit at
the receipt of custom: there is a broad platform of
every-day life,
where journalists intrigue, where love is sold for hire, where splendours
and miseries abound,
where peasants cheat their lords, where women
betray their husbands; there are the shrines where pious ladies
pass
saintly days; there are the dizzy heights of thought and rapture, whence
falls a ray from the supernatural light of
Swedenborg; there are
lustful and hideous grotesques of the Contes Drôlatiques. Through all swells
like the
organ-tone, the ground-note and mingled murmur of Parisian
life. The qualities of Balzac are his extraordinary range
of knowledge,
observation, sympathy, his steadfast determination to draw every line and
shadow of his subject, his keen
analysis of character and conduct.
Balzac holds a more distinct and supreme place in French fiction than
perhaps
any English author does in the same field of art. -Encyclopaedia Brittannica.
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The Pierrot of the Minute. A Dramatic
Phantasy by ERNEST DOWSON. Illustrated with
Frontispiece, Initial Letter, Vignette, and Cul-de-
Lampe by AUBREY BEARDSLEY.
Three Hundred Copies, Crown
4to, price Seven Shillings and Sixpence net per copy. Also
Twenty-five Copies printed on Imperial Japanese Vellum, price One Guinea net
per copy.
Mr. Beardsley’s designs in this volume are amongst the most
charming which have come from
his pen.
[Ready in January,
1897.
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The Rape of the Lock. By ALEXANDER POPE.
Illustrated by AUBREY BEARDSLEY.
Édition de Luxe of the above
famous Poem, printed at the Chiswick Press, in Crown 4to size, on
old
style paper, illustrated with nine elaborate drawings by
MR. AUBREY BEARDSLEY, and bound in a specially
designed cloth cover.
Limited edition, price Ten Shillings and Sixpence net per copy. Twenty-five
copies
on Japanese Vellum, at Two Guineas net per copy.
[Large Paper edition out of
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Nocturnes and Pastorals. Poems by A. BERNARD
MIALL.
Four Hundred copies on Large
Post 8vo deckle-edged paper, bound in dark green cloth, at
Five
Shillings net per copy. Printed at the Chiswick
Press.
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Caprices. Poems by THEODORE WRATISLAW.
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Orchids. Poems by THEODORE WRATISLAW.
Two Hundred and Fifty Small
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Verses. By ERNEST DOWSON.
Three Hundred Small copies on
hand-made paper, Imperial 16mo, bound in Japanese Vellum,
with cover design by AUBREY BEARDSLEY, at Six Shillings net per copy; and 30
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THE ONLY RELIABLE WORK ON THE SUBJECT IN THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE.
The Life and Times of Madame Du Barry.
By ROBERT B. DOUGLAS.
A limited edition in one
volume, with a portrait of Madame Du Barry finely engraved upon
wood,
394 pages, Demy 8vo, bound in blue cloth with armorial
cover design by AUBREY BEARDSLEY, at Sixteen
Shillings net per
copy.
Mr. Douglas has produced a volume every
line of which I read with keen interest. It is a singularly vivid
and
life-like picture of what life in the old French Court
was like; and the portrait of the central figure of the book is
very
clear and very telling.”- MR. T. P. O’CONNOR in the Weekly Sun.
At a time when the book-market is flooded
with translations of forgotten and apocryphal French Memoirs, it
is
something to meet with a newly-published biography of a
French celebrity which is what it pretends to be…. and
is a book of
fascinating interest.” -Daily
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The Fool and his Heart; being the plainly told
Story of Basil Thimm. A Novel by F. NORREYS CONNELL, Author
of
In the Green Park,” “The House of the Strange Woman,”
etc.
In one volume, Crown 8vo,
bound in art linen, price Six Shillings.
Circulars of any of
the above Books will be sent on application
to
LEONARD SMITHERS, 4 AND 5, ROYAL ARCADE, OLD
BOND STREET, LONDON, W.
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CHISWICK PRESS:- CHARLES WHITTINGHAM AND CO., TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.
MLA citation:
“Mr. Leonard Smithers’ List of Publications.” 1896. Savoy Digital Edition, edited by Christopher Keep and Lorraine Janzen Kooistra, 2018-2020. Yellow Nineties 2.0, Ryerson University Centre for Digital Humanities, 2019. https://1890s.ca/savoy-smithers-list/