New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1969. 47 text illustrations; 45 color plates + 110pp. Folding plate in rear pocket. Tall 4to, beige linen. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, (1969). A very good(+) copy. Translated by Zsuzsanna Horn. Revised by Alick West. More about Illuminated Manuscripts in Hungary: XI-XVI Centuries

Tokyo: Takahashi, 1989. Text in Japanese and English. Foreword by Donald Keene and translated by Susan Tyler. Illustrated in color, some fold out plates. 221 pages, 4to, pale blue cloth with gilt stamped text, housed in slipcase. A fine copy in a very nice slipcase. The tale of Genji is sometimes called the world's first novel. More about An Introduction to the Tale of Genji

Paris: Henri Laurens, 1935. Translated from the Catalan by J. Viellard. Profusely illustrated with 701 in-text photographs and 5 folding maps. 516pp of text in French. Thick square 4to, rebound in plain black cloth with red spine label; original printed wrappers bound-in; uncut edges. Paris: Henri Laurens, 1935. A near fine and sturdy copy of this very uncommon book of European church architecture of the 11th century. Ownership signatures of art historian Meyer Schapiro. More about La Geographie et les Origines du Premier Art Roman