Front free endpaper by Walter Crane. 8¾ x 12.Coloured wood-blocks, engraved by Edmund Evans. This is the recto of the second front free endpaper, showing Pan cutting the reeds for his pipe; the crane, in punning allusion to the artist’s name, looks on.
Related material
- Crane’s endpapers for Marzials’s Pan Pipes (I)
- Crane’s endpapers for Marzials’s Pan Pipes (II
- Crane’s endpapers for Marzials’s Pan Pipes (IV)
- Walter Crane as a Book Cover Designer
- Walter Crane as an Illustrator
- Walter Crane’s paintings
- Walter Crane’s Stained Glass
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Reference
Marzials, Theo. Pan Pipes. London: George Routledge [2nd ed, 1883].
Created 7 July 2019