The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Rockwell Kent Illustrated Edition, 1936 how-to Often cited as a foundational

Often cited as a foundational work of queer literature and literary modernism

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What it's about: This is the classic tale of Alice and her tumble down the rabbit hole into Wonderland

Interior pages are clean and bright with light age toning

The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Rockwell Kent Illustrated Edition, 1936 how-to Often cited as a foundationalWho wrote it: This is The Complete Works of Shakespeare, the Cambridge text edited by William Aldis Wright, with a preface by Christopher Morley and illustrations by Rockwell Kent, published by Doubleday and Company in 1936. What it's about: A single handsome volume gathering all of Shakespeare's plays and poems, this edition is prized as much for its design as for its text. It makes a centerpiece for any literature shelf. Special features: Rockwell