£42.00
Title: The Poetical Works of Shelley
Author: Morchard Bishop (Introduction)
Publisher : Macdonald: London
Publication 1949 First Thus
Format: Hardback
Condition: Burgundy covers which are in a good condition with just slight scuffing to spine bottom. It comes with its clear plastic dust jacket which still has the printed book title etc. Pages are clean with no ink or pencil marks. Illustrated throughout.
Book measures: 19cm x 13cm with 526 pages
1 in stock
An anthology of Shelley’s poetry and is part of the Macdonald Illustrated Classics Series No: 5
Percy Bysshe Shelley’s life and creations vividly embody the spectrum of English Romanticism, showcasing exuberant elation alongside contemplative desolation. Themes of inner turmoil, defiance against norms, communion with nature, the might of imaginative vision and verse, the quest for perfect love, and an unrestrained, freedom-seeking spirit are all evident in Shelley’s existence. These facets not only shaped his life but also endure through his prolific artistic legacy. His tragic demise at 29, marked by drowning, added to his legend, leaving an indelible imprint on the world, where his ideals and creative expressions continue to resonate.
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