Eric Gill: A Bibliography by Evan R. Gill stands as the definitive scholarly resource for documenting the vast and varied output of the renowned English artist and typographer Eric Gill. First published in 1953, this essential reference work meticulously catalogues the creative legacy of the artist, who was a pivotal figure in twentieth-century art, sculpture, and typeface design. The bibliography serves as an indispensable tool for collectors, librarians, art historians, and book dealers seeking to navigate Gill’s extensive body of work.
The volume is organized to provide comprehensive coverage of Gill’s diverse achievements. It systematically lists and describes his major publications, including the books he illustrated, the private press editions from imprints such as the Golden Cockerel Press, and his own writings on art, religion, and society. Beyond the printed page, the bibliography also documents his significant sculptures, engravings, and, notably, his typeface designs, including the world-famous Gill Sans and Perpetua. This thorough approach ensures that all facets of his career are represented.
