TitleThe Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe; Edited and Chronologically Arranged on the Basis of the Standard Text, with Certain Addit
WorkThe Masque of the Red Death
Editing placeLondon / New York
EditorialG. P. Putnam’s Sons / The Knickerbocker Press
Year1902
TitleThere were much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible
IllustratorFrederick Simpson Coburn
Engraver
Topic/Content
3. The narrator describes the rooms and the events taking place during the first hours of the masque dance
Technique
Photogravure
Characters
Ballet-dancers
Buffoons
Courtiers
Dames
Individuals in the crowd
Knights
Multitude
Musicians
Prince Prospero
Red Death
Revellers
Waltzers
Places
Chambers
Rooms
Objects
Masks
Ornaments
Others
Costumes
Countenances
Masquerade
Midnight
Night
Revel
Location in the book (volume)8
Location in the book (page)Front.
Illustration measurements (in cms)15,5 x 8,5
Page measurements (in cms)23 x 16
Color/B&WBlack and white
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