The Sleeping Beauty. Told by C.S. Evans and Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. London: William Heinemann, 1920. A later issue of the first edition, without the decorated end papers. Quarter cloth pictorial paper boards, a nice bright copy, without the dust jacket.

Illustrated with a mounted coloured plate, double-page tinted frontispiece, pictorial title, and three other double-page coloured plates printed on coated paper together with 57 other silhouettes.

“Like his Cinderella (1919), The Sleeping Beauty relied “almost wholly for effect on silhouette. Rackham was a master of the medium, being able to evoke character and humour by profile and gesture alone, and allowing the two-dimensional effect of his pen work to lead the reader through the book and keep the story going” (Hamilton, 118).