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  • Seller image for 1979 with compliments from The Compton Press Ltd: [calendar for 1979]. (Designed by Jonathan Gili & illustrated by Ian Beck) for sale by James Fergusson Books & Manuscripts

    Published by Tisbury: Compton Press, 1978

    Seller: James Fergusson Books & Manuscripts, London, United Kingdom

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    Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 297 x 210mm; spiral-bound at head. Title-page very slightly marked. "This calendar was . . . originally printed at the Compton Press for David Game Tutors. It pleased us so much that we asked Ian Beck to undertake two new drawings for January & December." Edition limited to 250 copies. Documentary film-maker and collector extraordinary, Jonathan Gili (1943-2004) was also a quirky small-press publisher who deployed his eye for design not only for books as grand as John Betjeman's Metro-Land (1977, with lithographs by Glynn Boyd Harte) but also for calendars for his sometime school-friend David Game's group of tutorial colleges, founded in 1974. Latterly, he used his own artful photographs; his early calendars deployed a talented team of illustrators. This one is a happy family affair. Humphrey Stone (1942-), the second son of the engraver Reynolds Stone, was design director at the Compton Press. His sister Phillida (1944-) married Jonathan Gili; and his younger sister, Emma (1952-), the illustrator Ian Beck (1947-).