Charles Ricketts & Charles Shannon

For the cover of Fifty songs by Thomas Campion , published February 1897, Charles Ricketts designed a decorated paper that, in his bibliogr...

Julian Corbett's story 'Jezebel' in The   U niversal Review of 15 August 1889 was illustrated by Ricketts and Shannon, who divi...

Ricketts lived and worked in London on several addresses: 1882-1887: 164 Kennington Park Road, Kennington, S.E [ Shannon joined Ricketts...

The title of this blog has been changed from 'Charles Ricketts' to 'Charles Ricketts & Charles Shannon' - it goes wit...

On 4 April 1887, the Prince of Wales and his wife attended the private view of the sixty-fourth annual exhibition of the Society of British ...

Т.Ф. Верижникова, 'Из истории английской книжной графики рубежа 19-20 веков: иллюстрации Ч. Рикетса и Ч. Шенона к "Дафнису и Хлое...

The first book bound in a patterned paper designed by Ricketts was published by the Vale Press in the Spring of 1896. The Saturday Review (...

A conference on book exhibitions in Lausanne brought me to Geneva, where Charles Ricketts was born on 2 October 1866. I had a few hours bef...

Nature into Literature (1989) by Carl Woodring (1919-2009) devoted several pages to Charles Ricketts in a chapter on the 'Aesthetes'...

Almost thirty years ago, I was introduced to the work of Charles Ricketts and Charles Shannon by Ton Leenhouts, who collected illustrated bo...

For the Vale Press Ricketts projected quite a few publications that never saw the light of day, one of which was an edition of Plato's S...

The art collection of Charles Ricketts and his partner Charles Shannon contained more than a thousand items, including paintings, Egyptian, ...