Author: BURGESS, Gelett
Title: The Maxims of Noah: Derived from His Experience with Women Both Before and After the Flood As Given in Counsel to His Son Japhet.
Description: London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, 1914. Reprint of April 1914. First published 1913. [viii]+119 pp. Cloth backed-boards with pictorial onlays. Illustrated lithographically in red and black throughout. Edges rubbed, upper fore-edge and lower board darkened else a good clean copy. Author of "The Maxims of Methuselah", "Are You a Bromide" and after a trip to Paris, the article "The Wild Men of Paris" on the Cubists. At the time he was considered a humourist. The illustrator Louis D Fancher, as well as a book and magazine illustrator, was knownfor his WWI propaganda posters, and inter-war advertising graphics.

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