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Clara and Mr. Tiffany
Clara and Mr. Tiffany by Susan Vreeland, published by Random House in 2011. This hardcover first edition, first printing includes its illustrated dust jacket and is identified by the complete number line ending in 1. The title page is personally inscribed “For Carol” and signed by Susan Vreeland.
Vreeland’s historical novel brings forward Clara Driscoll, the talented designer who led the women’s department at Tiffany Studios and played an important part in creating the celebrated leaded-glass lamps associated with Louis Comfort Tiffany. Set amid the art, wealth, labour struggles, and social restrictions of Gilded Age New York, the story explores Clara’s pursuit of creative recognition and the conflict between her professional ambitions and personal life.
The book is in Very Good overall condition. The seller discloses page toning and deckled-edge pages. The dust jacket has light edge and corner wear, minor rubbing, and small surface scuffs visible in the photographs. The pictured interior pages show no obvious highlighting or extensive annotations, although this assessment is limited to the areas photographed.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy, including the inscription, copyright information, jacket wear, and representative interior details. The book will be packaged carefully to help protect it in transit.
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Clara and Mr. Tiffany by Susan Vreeland, published by Random House in 2011. This hardcover first edition, first printing includes its illustrated dust jacket and is identified by the complete number line ending in 1. The title page is personally inscribed “For Carol” and signed by Susan Vreeland.
Vreeland’s historical novel brings forward Clara Driscoll, the talented designer who led the women’s department at Tiffany Studios and played an important part in creating the celebrated leaded-glass lamps associated with Louis Comfort Tiffany. Set amid the art, wealth, labour struggles, and social restrictions of Gilded Age New York, the story explores Clara’s pursuit of creative recognition and the conflict between her professional ambitions and personal life.
The book is in Very Good overall condition. The seller discloses page toning and deckled-edge pages. The dust jacket has light edge and corner wear, minor rubbing, and small surface scuffs visible in the photographs. The pictured interior pages show no obvious highlighting or extensive annotations, although this assessment is limited to the areas photographed.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy, including the inscription, copyright information, jacket wear, and representative interior details. The book will be packaged carefully to help protect it in transit.
