Octavo. 31pp. Printed and bound in the fashion of the Yeats's sisters' Cuala Press is Faulkner's essay detailing the affinities between the Irish poet and the English designer. Yeats spent much of his youth in the environs of Hammersmith and attended meetings and dinners and Morris's home, while his sisters learned embroidery and handicrafts with Morris's daughter, May. Bound in quarter buckram with blue-gray paper over boards. Fine in original glassine dust wrapper, this shallowly chipped along edges and with section of back panel torn but present.