"Through The Looking-Glass And What Alice Found There" 1931 CARROLL, Lewis Lilly Pulitzer Of its first time around

Of its first time around

Some of the tack was purchased on behalf of the Rockefeller family to furnish a carriage house being opened as a museum as part of the Kykuit estate in Pocantico Hills

In later life he became very dangerous—constantly attacking people with his fists in public places—so I kept clear of him

Illustrated in vibrant high-colour Pop Art style by Malcolm English including a very groovy

From his research

"Through The Looking-Glass And What Alice Found There" 1931 CARROLL, Lewis Lilly Pulitzer Of its first time aroundCARROLL, Lewis [129] pp. 1931 Cheshire House w Ex Libris bookplate belonging to Julian L. Brown An edition of twelve hundred copies have been designed and printed by Richard W. Ellis by Cheshire House. This is number 626. w moire silk boards 11 1 4" x 8" Illustrations by Franklin Hughes