Adam Bede Simon J. Bronner Each volume features detailed curatorial

Each volume features detailed curatorial descriptions

This volume presents a broad survey of Japanese art and material culture

Cover shows moderate shelf wear with faded lettering on the spine

to his most recent suite produced with master printer Michael Sims at the Lawrence Lithography Workshop

Adam Bede Simon J. Bronner Each volume features detailed curatorialSet in 1799 in the rural English village of Hayslope, George Eliot's Adam Bede follows an honorable carpenter, Adam, who is hopelessly in love with the vain, self absorbed milkmaid, Hetty Sorrel. Hetty, however, only has eyes for the wealthy local squire, Captain Arthur Donnithorne, who seduces her and leaves her pregnant and abandoned. Desperate to escape her shame, Hetty flees town but abandons her newborn baby in the woods, which leads to her