frontispiece

The above photograph is from the frontispiece of this book.

The book fell open to the frontispiece, the picture of the king.

He is known for his portraits, often used as book frontispieces.

The style of the frontispiece is repeated around the fair.

He had shown her how the frontispiece illustration was the key to it.

He dropped the page and looked again at that shocking frontispiece.

The frontispiece of the book set the tone for the text that followed.

This frontispiece shows God's figure bent while in the work of creation.

Most issues contained at least one original print as the frontispiece.

In 1937, three of the illustrations were eliminated, leaving only a frontispiece.

The frontispiece to the first issue set out its role:

Of the ancient temple, has only been the frontispiece and the side walls.

His photograph is on the frontispiece of that book.

Upon the Blackboard was the illustration you see in the frontispiece.

Yet the meaning of this frontispiece has been widely debated.

From the frontispiece we learn that she composed them at the age of sixteen.

A thick book, opened at the frontispiece, lay before him on the wooden rest.

It was drawn in black and white with a coloured frontispiece.

In that position it would mirror the only other full plate design (the frontispiece).

The Vienna 2554 frontispiece is famous and has often been reproduced.

The frontispiece has two main elements, of which the upper part is by far the most striking.

The book itself was dedicated to the Duchess, with an image of her as the frontispiece.

In the original editions, each book had a cover illustration and a frontispiece.

Whether the picture was conceived as a frontispiece for a book, or meant to stand alone, we don't know.

The 1921 edition appeared with a portrait of Darwin on the frontispiece.