ITT: Best Editions of your faves

[Anonymous No.13141670]

>This gorgeous edition contains stunning reproductions of the fifty-four plates of the poems and illustrations together, which Blake etched himself and coloured by hand. Each has the poem printed on the facing page.
Sounds lit lit lit

[Anonymous No.13141728]

Arion Press - Moby Dick

http://www.ephemeralpursuits.com/moby-dick.html

[Anonymous No.13141827]

>>13141670
The Tate published a very similar edition of the Songs, also I can vouch for the Complete Illustrated Blake, its easy and wonderful to read the text off the plates themselves - and quite hard to then go back to reading Blake on a plain printed page.

[Anonymous No.13142074]

>>13141670
neat thread, i like hearing about which edition of a work is best

>>13141827
will likely get that one I've been meaning to read Blake

[Anonymous No.13142077]

Anything that has creamy delicious acid free paper is good enough for me

[Anonymous No.13142157]

>>13141670
I think, deep down, we all already know who consistently produces the most beautifully crafted and decadent editions of all the classics.

[Anonymous No.13143382]

Everyman's Library Montaigne, and I also have the audiobook performed by Christopher Lane (god-tier)

>>13141670
Great choice, William Blake is awesome and those editions looks cool. I think I saw a similar one with his drawings and handwriting, that's awesome