Here we have an older book with subject matter : the works of Sandro Botticelli, published and printed in london England in 1900. Book is in very good condition, (however , see note below). Pages are very clean , textblock edges and corners are sharp and precise, very little shelf wear, a little on lower edge of front spine…it is ex-library book, some dewey numbering on lower spine snd inside, a library stamp, part of a post office “Botticelli commemorative stamp” stuck on first inside page, but no card file or student markings, pages and plate illustrations are complete, and then here is the NOTE: because the boards are so clean and unworn , it looks to me like it went through a rebinding, the original had a green cover but this green does not jive with 1900 green ideals, also this caliber of printing should have some stamping on the cover and spine but there isn’t any….i have bound many books across my years , and give this binding an A grade, but i dont think its the work of George Bell and Sons, just someone with skills and a press, who wanted to keep the textblock protected so you could buy it.

This 1900 hardcover book titled "Sandro Botticelli" by George Noble Count Plunkett is a rare find for art history and criticism enthusiasts. The book features 48 photogravure plates and is written in English, with special attributes including being an ex-library item and illustrated.

The publisher of this book is George Bell And Sons and it was printed in London. The topic of the book is centered around Botticelli, making it an ideal collectible for those interested in his works.