The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri

The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri

Translated into English verse by Melville Best Anderson; with notes and elucidations by the translator, and with an introd. by Arthur Livingston.

Alighieri, Dante

"The fifth in the present series of books issued to the members of this Club... The type used is monotype Bembo in the 16-point size, and it is printed on a white manomacchina paper made by the Cartierre di San Marco of Milan and watermarked with the book's title. The binding is full cloth, a fabric with a design in rose and buff woven by Mario Fortuny of Venice, the title being stamped in gold"-- Publisher's announcement.

"Designed by Hans Mardersteig and printed by him at the Officina Bodoni"-- Colophon.

No. 1113 of a limited ed. of 1500 copies

Signed by the printer

Gift of Loryn Romadka

From the collection of Austin Fredric Lutter, with his bookplate

UW-Milwaukee Libraries Special Collections

Verona, Printed [at the Officina Bodoni] for the Limited Editions Club, New York

1932

Melville Best Anderson

Arthur Livingston

Giovanni Mardersteig

It is the responsibility of the researcher to seek permission from the copyright holder to reproduce for publication.

xxi, 491 p.

34 cm.

English

(SPL) PQ4315 A5 1932