The Return of the Native - UK 1st Troy Paiva joy and attitude

joy and attitude

suggesting the constant change that permeates through reality

Circuses in India were already a dying art at the time of Mark’s photographs: reminiscent of the purity of days gone by and an innocence long lost in Western cultures

The exhibition was brought together from major international collections and included over 120 silver and platinum prints

The Return of the Native - UK 1st Troy Paiva joy and attitudeFirst edition first impression consisting of three volumes published by Smith Elder & Co in 1878. , 303, 297 and 320 pages respectively and frontispiece map to vol 1. In late Victorian Zaehnsdorf green half calf bindings, with patterned green paper covered boards, gilt to the top edges of the text blocks and marbled endpapers front and rear. All three volumes retain their half titles. The books are firmly bound, there is some scuffing and chipping to