The King of Ireland’s Son. With Illustrations and Decorations by Willy Pogany. With Four Colour Plates and Nine Black & White Illustrations. London: Harrap, 1920. First Edition. Publisher’s green cloth boards, lettered in black. The cloth shows light scuffing to the edges and spine ends. A few instances of pale foxing are confined to the margins of the preliminary pages; the plates, illustrations, and main text block remain bright and clean.

An interesting collaboration between the renowned Irish folklorist Padraic Colum and the celebrated Hungarian artist Willy Pogany.

The book is a rich tapestry of interconnected Irish tales, following the adventures of a prince who must complete impossible tasks to win his true love.