Sentence examples for illustrated editions from inspiring English sources

Tokien opposed illustrated editions, believing that "one illustration fettered the mind of the reader," Ms. Blackburn said.

The first edition of The Arabian Nights had no pictures, and even when, in the late 18th century, fully illustrated editions began to be published, their illustrations gave little sense of the exotic medieval Arab environment in which the stories were set.

There are now four illustrated editions of "The Strange Library".

The Folio Society offers to-die-for illustrated editions of both.

Many illustrated editions of Don Quixote were produced in the 20th century.

There were parodies, adaptations, new illustrated editions, and hundreds of other attempts to hitch a ride on Alice's fame.

On Jan . 13 Scholastic and Bloomsbury, the publishers of the Harry Potter series, unveiled four illustrations from an upcoming, fully illustrated edition of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

The illustrated edition of 'Superfreakonomics' is published next month The extract Superfreakonomics: Illustrated Edition By Steven D Levitt and Stephen J DubnerAllen Lane £20 '...Economists have traditionally assumed that the typical person makes rational decisions in line with his own self-interest.

There are 96 illustrations in the nine volumes of the illustrated edition and each play has at least one.

Superbly edited, translated and annotated by Linda B. Parshall, this richly illustrated edition of the "Letters of a Dead Man" is one of those books that bring an era to life.

The 18th century's first Shakespeare edition, which was also the first illustrated edition of the plays, was published in 1709 by Jacob Tonson and edited by Nicholas Rowe.