Capture the scholarly depth of the early twentieth century with this 1904 edition of The Life of Robert Browning. Document the intellectual legacy of the celebrated Victorian poet with this volume, an intentional piece that brings a storied energy to a reading nook or dark academia office display.
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Measurements: 6.5" x 4.25"
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Decade: 1900s
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Condition: Good; shows age and use; writing on inside front and back covers; slight separation on spine
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Material: Cloth-bound Hardcover
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Features: 404 page count, J.M. Dent and E.P. Dutton imprint, gilded spine filigree, embossed cover detailing
Anchor a bookshelf with this Edwardian pressing, which functions as an intellectual map of Browning's journey from romantic youth to the master of the dramatic monologue. This cloth-bound biography explores his legendary connection and secret marriage to Elizabeth Barrett, bearing the authentic marks of its history through age, use, and writing on both inside covers. The muted blue cloth provides a sharp, traditional contrast against the intricate gold-leaf floral spine, which shows a slight separation consistent with its century-long journey. As a professional selection for a poetry enthusiast or a unique gift for a student of literary history, this hardcover preserves the intellectual spirit of a bygone era. This item is antique, over 100 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.