Autobiographical Recollections

This hardcover edition shows significant signs of wear, with notable damage to the spine and edges. The cover is frayed, and the binding appears to be fragile, though the pages remain intact. There is no dust jacket, and the pages exhibit some foxing and age-related discoloration. Despite these flaws, the text is legible and complete.

"Autobiographical Recollections" by Charles Robert Leslie, R.A., offers a unique glimpse into the life and thoughts of the esteemed artist. Published by Ticknor and Fields in Boston, 1860, this hardcover edition is a testament to Leslie's enduring influence in the art world. Edited by Tom Taylor, this volume includes a prefatory essay and selections from Leslie's correspondence, providing insightful context and depth. Notably, this edition contains a portrait, adding a personal touch to Leslie's narrative. While the copyright page confirms its 1860 publication, the edition specifics remain unverified. Leslie's reflections, coupled with Taylor's editorial contributions, make this a valuable resource for enthusiasts of art history and biography. The book's physical condition shows signs of wear, typical of its age, which may appeal to collectors of vintage editions.