An Account Of Some Books Containing Extra Illustrations, In A Private Library
"An Account Of Some Books Containing Extra Illustrations, In A Private Library" by Irving Browne offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of book collecting and the art of extra-illustration, also known as grangerizing. This work explores the unique charm and value of books enhanced with additional plates, portraits, and other illustrative material, transforming them into bespoke works of art. Browne's account provides insights into the motivations and methods of collectors who sought to enrich their volumes, offering a window into the historical appreciation of books as both literary and visual treasures. A must-read for bibliophiles and anyone interested in the history of books and collecting.
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