THE OLD SCHOOL PRESS
A full list of titles published by the Press
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An extract from
John Ruskin's The Stones of Venice.
Twelve extracts
from the books and letters of Jane Austen on the theme of fruit, with
wood-engravings by Simon Brett.
Twelve poems by
David Burnett with wood-engravings by Sister Margaret Tournour.
A narrative poem
by Eddie Flintoff with linocut and wood-engravings by Simon Brett.
A translation of
De Ave Phoenice by Eddie Flintoff, with pochoir by Peter Allen and
calligraphy by Alun Briggs.
A narrative poem
by Desmond Post, with wood-cuts by Inger Lawrance.
Six poems by James
Kirkup, with line-drawings by John Watts.
The last poem in
Old English, translated and introduced by David Crane, with a nineteenth-century
wood-engraving, and a line-drawing by Wendy Batt.
A poem by David
Burnett, with a wood-engraving by Christopher Wormell.
Twenty haiku and
tanka by James Kirkup, with wood-cuts by Naoko Matsubara.
A dozen extracts
from the diary of Thomas Coryat, with pochoir illustrations by John Thornton.
An account of the
revival of Oxford University Press's Fell types since 1864, by Martyn
Ould and Martyn Thomas.
The Press's first
alphabet book featuring a collection of Japanese verses (tanka) by James
Kirkup.
An oratorio in ten
parts and pastel drawings by Adrian Henri.
A Victorian travel
diary chronicling a ten-week journey round the Mediterranean, illustrated with
more than two dozen water-colours and line-drawings by John Watts.
A four-part
narrative poem by Andrew Motion with four wood-engravings by Simon Brett.
A major new work
by Mexican poet Carmen Boullosa with photographic images by Philip Hughes.
The forty-two-year
story of the writing and production of Morison's masterpiece John Fell, the
University Press and the 'Fell' types by Martyn Ould.
Translation by
Avril Pyman of fourteen poems by Russian poet Fedor Tiutchev with engravings by
Kirill Sokolov.
A study of Venetian
brickwork in words and watercolours by Peter Harris.
A biographical
sketch and bibliography by Martyn Thomas, John A Lane, and Anne Rogers.
Three hitherto
unpublished essay by Harry Carter, with an introduction by Martyn Thomas.
Nine poems on Siena
by Anne Coon, with images by Kurt Feuerherm.
A survey of the
extant historical typographical ornaments at Oxford University Press by Martyn
Ould.
