"Oscar Wilde Epigrams" 1960 Women's Fashion

"Oscar Wilde Epigrams" 1960 Women's Fashion[62] pp. The Peter Pauper Press 1960 7 1 2" x 4 1 2" Illustrated by Fritz Kredel *pen lining to front panel of jacket* "Oscar Wilde Epigrams" from 1960 refers to a popular, small, illustrated hardcover book published by The Peter Pauper Press in Mount Vernon, NY, featuring Wilde's witty sayings with illustrations by Fritz Kredel, known for its charming design, compact size, and often purple rose cover, making it a collectible vintage item.

The characters in this farce come from a good family

Alden Twachtman

as the eighth and twenty-fourth fences

William Billy Rose was an American impresario

500 bishops and 5000 priests for World Youth Day in Paris in 1997

Hermann Hesse and Jeanne Bucher

This is number 659 of 1000 copies signed by the author

beginning with antipasto and ending with caffe espresso

super rare contemporary punk photo book

François Nars

8 1/4" x 6 3/8"

with barracuda bites of lacerating humour he brings blood-red into the gray of fate