Norman Lindsay - The Embattled Olympian

By John Hetherington

Published by Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1976

With the dustjacket

With 45 black white plates and the colour frontispiece.

A biography of the controversial Australian artist, illustrator, cartoonist, and writer Norman Lindsay. He was an unrelenting enemy of the "wowsers" (puritans and non drinkers) and the author of the children's classic The Magic Pudding. There are many black and white photographs and reproductions of paintings, drawings and cartoons.

In 272 pages, in black cloth hardcover, with titles in silver along the spine, with the dustjacket. The Dustjacket: There is no shelfwear. There is no sunning. There is no foxing. There are no creases, tears, or chips. The Book: There is no shelfwear. There is no foxing at all which is very unusual. There is a previous owner's inscription to the half-title page. There is no sunning. The plates are bright, fresh and crisp - pristine. There are no missing, stained, creased, damaged, or loose pages. The spine and binding are solid. It is complete and original.

 Measures 16cm x 24cm.

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