This auction is for a superb Edward Gorey poster print, This is a licensed Product, 2009 The Edward Gorey Charitible Trust.

His characteristic pen-and-ink drawings often depict vaguely unsettling narrative scenes in Victorian and Edwardian settings. John Gorey (Febru– April 15, 2000) was an American writer and artist noted for his illustrated books. Warmest Regards, Barry S Gilbert, Webmaster/Owner Welcome To My Auction! Edward St. Thank you for your interest, good luck bidding and please take time to look at my other auctions. If you require furthur information or pictures please use the 'Ask the seller a question' link on this auction page. This large poster is too big for my A4 scanner, as a solution I have taken 2 scans one of each half of the poster! So if you see a line across the picture you now know, that it is not a fault on the print. This Edward Gorey Print is a licensed Product, 2009 The Edward Gorey Charitible Trust. Also this was taken with a scanner so the distribution of colour might vary very slightly. Please visit my About Me Page! Edward Gorey Poster Print A for Amy B r Basil Wall Art Decor 2009 Please Note Colours may vary very slightly from the sample photo as every computer monitor will be calibrated or set up differently. His work, which spans over six decades, is collected in four excellent volumes entitled Amphigorey - I, II, III, IV - a play on the word amphigory, meaning a nonsense verse or composition.Item: 323081977889 Edward Gorey Poster Print A for Amy B r Basil Wall Art Decor Gothic 2009. The Gashlycrumb Tinies comes in a string of more than 40 gems Gorey published in his lifetime, including favorites like The Epiplectic Bicycle and The Doubtful Guest. Part Tim Burton long before there was Burton, part Edgar Allan Poe long after Poe, the book exudes Gorey’s signature adult picture book mastery, not merely adorned by the gorgeously dark crosshatched illustrations but narratively driven by them. D is for Desmond thrown out of a sleigh…” “A is for Amy who fell down the stairs,” The Gashlycrumb Tinies begins.

In 1963, prolific illustrator and author Edward Gorey (February 22, 1925–April 15, 2000) published an alphabet book so grimly antithetical to the very premise of the genre - making children feel comfortable and inspiring them to learn - that it took the macabre humor genre to a new level. It’s no secret I have a massive soft spot for alphabet books.

The gashlycrumb tinies poster