Listen to the Wind (signed copy) Eggleston well-received by critics when completed

well-received by critics when completed in 1923

and a few nicks to back panel

In this landmark work Kant argues that reason is the seat of certain concepts that precede experience and make it possible

else pages and pictures clean and bright

Map backed onto canvas

Listen to the Wind (signed copy) Eggleston well-received by critics when completedLondon: Max Parrish, 1955. Presentation copy inscribed by the author to the titlepage, "To Bettie, who saved my reason in U. C. H. Masses of love Angie", then again signed with her full name below the publisher's name. First Edition. Publisher's red cloth with gilt vignette to upper board which is a reproduced in silhouette on the back panel of the striking dust jacket designed by Disley Jones (1926 2005), better known a stage and film set designer.