Don Quixote - Past Cushing Exhibits - Texas A&M University

Don Quixote 

Illustrated 

An Exhibit in Celebration of the 

4th Centenary of the Quixote, 

1605-2005 

Madrid: 1787 

Cushing Memorial Library and Archives 

Texas A&M University 

2005

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Edited and Compiled by 

Eduardo Urbina, Javier David Panadero Alarcón, Christopher L. Morrow 

Introduction by 

Eduardo Urbina 

Preface by 

Steven Escar Smith 

Catalogue Design by 

Michael R. Li le 

Exhibit Design and Production by 

Christopher L. Morrow, Lynn Zynda, JeFF Stumpo 

Online Exhibit Design and Production by 

Christopher L. Morrow, Stephanie Elmquist, Timothy A. Weaver, JeFF 

Stumpo 

Made Possible Through the Generous Support of 

Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research 

Friends of the Sterling C. Evans Library 

John H. Hinton Endowment 

Loran B. Laughlin Printing Arts Endowment 

College of Liberal Arts, Texas A&M University 

Department of Hispanic Studies, Texas A&M University 

Offi ce of International Programs, Texas A&M University 

Cátedra Cervantes, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha 

Banco Santander Central Hispano 

Instituto Cervantes 

Consulado de España in Houston 

In Conjunction with the Symposium 

Don Quixote Illustrated: Textual Images and Visual Readings, 1605-2005 

March 28th & 29th, 2005 

1000 Copies Printed by Wind River Press, Austin 

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This catalogue and the exhibit 

which it commemorates 

features 45 books from the 

Eduardo Urbina Cervantes Project 

Collection in the Cushing Memorial 

Library and Archives, Texas A&M 

University. The catalogue and 

exhibit coincide with “Don Quixote 

Illustrated: Textual Images and Visual 

Readings,” a two-day symposium on 

Cervantes drawing on scholars from 

around the world and timed to help 

celebrate the 400th anniversary of 

the Quixote. The Cervantes collection 

now contains over 350 editions of or 

relating to Don Quixote. However, 

four years ago the Cushing Library 

held virtually no Quixote material. 

In late 2001, Dr. Eduardo Urbina, 

London: 1738 (#8) 

Professor of Hispanic Studies at Texas 

A&M and founder of the Cervantes 

Project (h p://www.csdl.tamu.edu/cervantes), the internationallyrenowned 

internet resource for the study of the life and works of Miguel 

de Cervantes Saavedra, approached the Cushing Library with the idea 

of building a physical collection commensurate with and in support of 

the website and its associated research projects. The Cushing Library 

eagerly set about to meet this challenge. Today we can legitimately 

lay claim to one of the most important Cervantes collections in the 

country. Cushing’s earliest Quixote edition is Thomas Shelton’s English 

translation of part I and II, printed in 1620 and the earliest item related 

to Cervantes is Augustin Alonso’s epic poem of 1585, whose protagonist 

is referenced fi ve times in the Quixote as representing the model 

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chivalric hero. Of the more recent items, one of the most noteworthy is 

the 2001 Beĳ ing edition, published to coincide with the European Year 

of Languages. The countries represented in the collection include Spain, 

France, England, Belgium, Scotland, Germany, Italy, Norway, Argentina, 

Poland, Mexico, the United States, China, Sweden, and Canada, and 

the languages represented include Spanish, English, German, French, 

Italian, Danish, Swedish, Polish, and Yiddish, to name just a few. 

The collection is still growing. Indeed, at its current pace, by the 

time this catalogue is published, the short title index (p. 33) will have 

grown by several dozen titles. Four years is a very short time to have 

built such an extensive collection, and we could not have come this far 

without the leadership of Eduardo Urbina. In addition to proposing the 

collection, he has served as its curator from the beginning. Thus, in a 

sense, the collection’s genesis really dates back to the beginning of his 

career as a cervantista. With over two decades of accumulated subject 

knowledge and bibliographical expertise working for us, we were off to 

more than a running start. As a bibliographer and collector himself, he 

has been able to take advantage of long-established relationships with 

dealers, traders, and other collectors on our behalf. This last point is 

especially important. Few if any libraries have bo omless pockets. We 

certainly do not. While our commitment to building this collection has 

not been insignifi cant, it has not been lavish and it has been balanced 

against collecting priorities in many other areas. Making this much 

progress in this li le time on a far from expansive budget has required 

shrewdness, discipline, and a willingness to search off the beaten path. 

Furthermore, in addition to directing an ambitious acquisition program, 

Dr. Urbina has also generously donated his own private library to the 

collection. 

As Dr. Urbina explains in his introduction, the collection has been 

built as the basis for a digital archive of Quixote iconography, so the 

thrust of our collecting eff orts has been on illustrated editions. That is 

also the focus of this exhibit and catalogue. Viewers have a chance to see 

some of the most important icons in the Quixote bibliography—from the 

very fi rst illustrations in Shelton’s 1620 translation to the masterful and 

o en playful work of artists and engravers such as Hogarth, Coypel, 

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Van der Gutch, Doré, Cruikshank, Walter Crane, and Salvador Dalí, 

among many others. We see examples of illustrations produced by 

all the major printing technologies—relief, intaglio, and planography, 

and multiple sub-species within each of these categories (woodcuts, 

wood engravings, copperplate engravings, etchings, lithographs, 

chromolithographs, etc.). We also see illustrations conceived and 

executed for editions for children, trade editions for the general adult 

audience, critical editions for scholars, and special editions on special 

occasions for general but more literary audiences. One advantage of 

such a panoramic view is that we are reminded of the universal vitality 

and appeal of the Quixote. From its beginning, the work has provoked 

readers to “picture” the world that Cervantes drew for us with words. In 

this exhibit, we see the expression of generations of interpretations and 

imaginations. It is an honor and a pleasure to be a part of this project. 

We hope that this exhibit and this catalogue will be an inspiration to 

others, and that the collection itself will be the basis of expressions and 

interpretations as yet unimagined. 

Steven Escar Smith 

Director and Associate Dean 

C. Cliff ord Wendler Professor 


Texas A&M University Libraries 

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Preface iii 

Introduction 3 

The Eduardo Urbina Cervantes Project Collection 11 

Short Title Index 33 

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Eduardo Urbina 

Director, Cervantes Project 


Cátedra Cervantes, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha 

We celebrate in 2005 the 400th anniversary 

of the publication of the Quixote, a major 

literary and cultural event, particularly in 

the Hispanic world. This is, of course, a 

most opportune time to re-examine the rich 

iconographic tradition of the Quixote, still 

largely unknown due in part to the rare and 

inaccessible nature of the editions in which 

the thousands of illustrations have appeared. 

Two key obstacles seem to have prevented 

the publication of a catalogue raisonné 

or comprehensive archive of the textual 

iconography of the Quixote: 1) the rarity of 

and diffi cult access to the materials, and 2) the 

technical and fi nancial diffi culties in compiling 

and disseminating such an archive in print format. 

Although some illustrations are o en reproduced in critical studies, 

bibliographies, and exhibit catalogues, the complete record of the 

Quixote illustrated, as a key element of the canonization of the novel and 

the iconic transformation of its principal character, remains unavailable 

even to Cervantes scholars. Some a empts were made in 1879 and 

1895 to provide access and information about the illustrations, but in 

both instances in a very limited fashion: amounting respectively to 101 

illustrations from 60 selected editions and to 23 plates from a single 

edition. 1 In 1905, the Iconografía de las ediciones del Quĳ ote prepared by 

Manuel Henrich included 611 facsimile images of title pages. A more 

ambitious a empt was made in 1947 by Juan Givanel in his Historia 

gráfi ca de Cervantes y el Quĳ ote, where a total of 77 illustrations were 

reproduced and analyzed in some detail. 2 In contrast, it is worth 

pointing out that the number of illustrated editions runs into the 

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thousands and that several editions, such as the Paris 1836 edition 

by Dubochet, contain over 500 engravings and drawings illustrating 

Cervantes’ novel. 3 

The scholarship dedicated to study the illustrations of the Quixote 

is as scarce as are numerous the catalogues published about Cervantes 

collections and iconography exhibits, usually in connection with some 

centenary or celebration. In most cases, Cervantes collecting, and even 

more so, Quixote collecting, has been predominantly focused on early 

editions and translations, many of them inevitably illustrated and 

undertaken single mindedly by both amateurs and professionals alike. 

Indeed, it is a fortunate fact that the great Cervantes collections held 

today at public libraries have resulted from the passionate labors of 

generous private collectors such as Ashbee, Ríus, Bonsoms, Gayangos, 

Sedó and Asensio. With the exception of Ashbee’s, however, no single 

collection of Quixote editions has been dedicated exclusively to the 

iconography of the Quixote. Ashbee´s collection was remarkable 

because of its unique focus and extensive coverage. Published in 1895, 

the catalogue includes 468 entries, of which the 327 in section one are 

“Engravings contained in editions of Don Quixote, those published in 

other works, those issued separately.” The remaining items are divided 

among fi ve other sections dedicated to continuations of the Quixote, 

dramas based on the Quixote, portraits of Cervantes, life of Cervantes 

and autographs, and pictures, tapestries and statues. 

In recent years, however, renewed scholarly interest in the cultural 

and aesthetic signifi cance of the illustrated book and the illustrations of 

the Quixote has resulted in major monographs by J. Hartau (Berlin, 1987), 

R. Paulson (Baltimore, 1998), and R. Schmidt (Montreal, 1999). 4 These 

studies confi rm in diff erent ways the need to evaluate the contributions 

made by artists, illustrators and engravers to the reception and 

interpretation of Cervantes’ novel and the critical insights their creations 

off er as visual readings. Of particular critical value is the richly illustrated 

and documented catalogue prepared under the direction of Patrick 

Lenaghan for the 2003 exhibit at the Museo del Prado in Madrid entitled 

Imágenes del Quĳ ote (Images of Don Quixote). 5 These studies and events 

place the illustrations in new and diverse critical contexts, demonstrating 

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their principal value and role in the reception and interpretation of the 

novel. We need now to provide be er and more complete access to the 

rich artistic tradition of the textual iconography of the Quixote in order to 

be er understand its signifi cant contribution to the editorial history and 

critical reception of Cervantes’ novel, still largely unknown to readers 

and unexamined by critics. 6 

The main rare book collection supporting our initiative is the 

Cervantes Project Collection at the Cushing Memorial Library and 

Archives of Texas A&M University. It has its origin and basis in the 

private collection of Dr. Eduardo Urbina, expanded in recent years 

by signifi cant acquisitions funded by the Cushing Memorial Library 

and the College of Liberal Arts for the purpose of creating a collection 

singularly specialized in illustrated editions of the Quixote. As of January 

2005, the collection includes 350 editions and related items, totaling 

more than 700 volumes with close to 10,000 engravings, drawings and 

vigne es, concentrated in 18th- and 19th- century English, French, and 

Spanish illustrated editions. 7 

Our collection includes both the classical, canonical illustrated 

editions as well as unique extra-illustrated editions, with about 35 of 

them only in existence at the Cushing, and many other very rare items 

for which less than fi ve copies are known and available to scholars in 

public libraries. We have benefi ted greatly from the work of previous 

collectors and the catalogues of their collections in order to identify 

the core and fundamental editions constituting the critical history and 

textual iconography tradition of the Quixote. Similarly, thanks to the new 

tools and markets made accessible through electronic means, we have 

been able to acquire in a short time items from private owners, auctions 

houses, and book dealers throughout the world, from Iceland to New 

Zealand. 

The 45 items included in the exhibit off er an extensive view of the 

editorial history of the Quixote as well as a representative sample of 

the diverse critical approaches and techniques by which artists and 

engravers have interpreted the text and characters, thus contributing in 

large measure to its iconic status. Within our chronological presentation 

there are classic illustrated editions such as the Tonson edition (London, 

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1738), the Spanish Royal Academy edition (Madrid, 1780), and the III 

Centenary edition (Madrid, 1905), but also editions with popular and 

infl uential illustrations by Bou ats/Savry (Amberes, 1719), Coypel 

(London, 1731), Johannot (Paris, 1836-37), Doré (Paris, 1863) and Dalí 

(New York, 1946). The exhibit includes abridged and children´s editions 

(1746, 1799, 1900), as well as important series of illustrations such as 

those by Hogarth (1798), Novelli (Venice, 1819) and Schlo er (1987). 

Finally, although modest in appearance, we have also included the fi rst 

American illustrated edition (New York, 1815) alongside several deluxe 

and limited editions (Edinburgh, 1879; Barcelona, 1880, New York, 1906; 

and Madrid, 1966). 

In all, the 45 items included in our exhibit span six centuries, eight 

languages and consist of over 100 volumes representing the work of 

32 artists and over 4,000 illustrations: among them such notables as 

Charles-Antoine Coypel, John Vanderbank, William Hogarth, Francis 

Hayman, Antonio Carnicero, Daniel Chodowiecki, Robert Smirke, 

George Cruikshank, Gustave Doré, Adolphe Lalauze, R. Balaca, William 

Crane, José Jiménez Aranda, Daniel Urrabieta Vierge, Berthold Mahn, 

Salvador Dalí, Eberhard Schlo er and Reinhold Metz. 

The process of identifying and acquiring the key illustrated editions 

from which to document the editorial history and textual iconography of 

the Quixote was initiated in 2000 as an extension of our research to create 

an electronic variorum edition. The Cushing Memorial Library of Texas 

A&M University provides metadata support, digitization coordination 

and oversight, management of the physical collection, cataloguing 

expertise, and acquisition oversight. Thus, as the physical collection 

continues to expand through new acquisitions and donations, the digital 

archive will also develop new content metadata and improve user access. 

Our collaboration with the Center for the Study of Digital Libraries 

and the leading role of the Cervantes Project in the development of the 

Humanities Informatics program at Texas A&M University ensure the 

availability of continued technical and computer infrastructure support. 

In addition, the collaboration established through the Cervantes Chair 

at the University of Castilla-La Mancha provides vital resources and 

personnel through faculty exchanges and support for graduate student 

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research to advance the goals of the project. 8 

The development of the Cervantes Project collection coincides 

with and has been driven by the goal of creating a fully-accessible, 

searchable, and documented electronic database and digital archive of 

all the illustrations that form the textual iconography of the Quixote, as 

permi ed by copyright limitations, along with the necessary interfaces 

and visualization tools to allow for easy and universal access. 9 The 

archive will allow worldwide electronic access to unique and rare 

textual and graphic resources to scholars, students and general users 

interested in the study of Cervantes’ work and the infl uence of his 

masterpiece through 400 years from several perspectives: textual, 

artistic, critical, bibliographical, and historical. We further envision 

the archive as a research depository to complement the textual and 

bibliographical electronic resources already present in the Cervantes 

Project, as well as a unique digital variorum image collection able to 

extend the value of our Electronic variorum edition of the Quixote. 10 

A number of factors and unique circumstances have come together 

to make our project a reality. First, the existence at Texas A&M 

University of a comprehensive collection of illustrated editions of the 

Quixote. 11 Second, we are fortunate to have the academic support of the 

Cushing Memorial Library and the computer science infrastructure of 

the Center for the Study of Digital Libraries. And lastly, the scholarly 

experience and technological expertise developed over the last ten 

years by the members of the Cervantes Project in previous digital and 

hypertextual projects will ensure the application of advanced research 

and best practices in information technology in the development of the 

archive. 12 

The wide interdisciplinary interest in the Quixote throughout the 

centuries, its canonical and seminal role in the creation of the novel 

as a genre, its traditional inclusion in world literature courses, and its 

iconic status in Hispanic culture are all factors insuring that the potential 

audience for the reference materials to be made available by our project 

will be large, constant, and varied. It will include scholars in literary and 

book history interested in evaluating the reception and development of 

the text (wri en and visual), students of the novel and of illustrations 

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researching the role and function of iconography in narrative, and 

curious readers interested in seeing and appreciating for the fi rst time a 

rich artistic tradition. 

Notes 

Iconografía de Don Quixote; reproducción heliográfi ca y foto-tipográfi ca de 101 láminas 

elegidas entre las 60 ediciones, diversamente ilustradas, que se han publicado durante 

257 años…destinadas a la primera edición de Don Quĳ ote (Barcelona: P. Riera, 1879); 

H. S. Ashbee, An Iconography of Don Quixote, 1605-1895. Illustrated Monographs 

issued by the Bibliographical Society III (London: Printed for the Author at the 

University Press, Aberdeen, and Issued by the Bibliographical Society, 1895). 

A er Ashbee’s death in 1900, a portion of his collection of books and engravings 

was donated to the British Library, but the 4,000 Quixote illustrations were later 

acquired in 1908 by Archer Huntington for The Hispanic Society of America 

(see note 5 below, Lenaghan 121-23). His descriptive catalogue is a detailed 

and comprehensive record about the iconography of the Quixote and it remains 

even now an indispensable work of reference. Other exhibit catalogues include 

Catálogo de la exposición celebrada en la Biblioteca Nacional en el tercer centenario de la 

publicación del Quĳ ote (Madrid, 1905); Exposición cervantina en la Biblioteca Nacional 

para conmemorar el CCCXXX aniversario de la muerte de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 

(Madrid, 1946); Juan Givanel Mas, Catálogo de la exposición de iconografía cervantina 

(Barcelona, 1944). 

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Manuel Henrich, Iconografía de las ediciones del Quĳ ote de Miguel de Cervantes: 

Reproducción en facsímile de las portadas de 611 ediciones con notas bibliográfi cas… 

(Barcelona: Henrich y Cía., 1905), 3 vols; Juan Givanel Mas y Gaziel, Historia gráfi ca 

de Cervantes y del Quĳ ote (Madrid: Editorial Plus-Ultra, 1946). 

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I am referring, in particular, to the edition illustrated by Tony Johannot (Paris: 

Dubochet, 1836-1837), which includes 800 xylography engravings and vigne es. 

Johannes Hartau, Don Quĳ ote in der Kunst: Wandlungen einer Symbolfi gur (Berlin: 

Mann, 1987); Ronald Paulson, Don Quixote in England: the Aesthetics of Laughter 

(Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins UP, 1998); and Rachel Schmidt, Critical Images: The 

Canonization of Don Quixote through Illustrated Editions of the Eighteenth Century 

(Montreal: McGill-Queen’s UP, 1999). 

5 Patrick Lenaghan, en colaboración con Javier Blas y José Manuel Matilla, Imágenes 

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del Quĳ ote: Modelos de representación en las ediciones de los siglos XVII a XIX (Madrid: 

The Hispanic Society of America-Museo Nacional del Prado-Real Academia de 

Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Calcografía Nacional, 2003). This catalogue includes 

several introductory scholarly studies as well as brief critical essays by Lenaghan 

about each of the illustrated editions selected. The exhibit later traveled to the 

Museo de Bellas Artes, Seville, in 2004, and another exhibition also curated by 

Lenaghan, “Images of Don Quixote: The Art of Illustration and Printmaking,” 

opened at The Hispanic Society of America in New York, December 9, 2004 to 

February 21, 2005. It includes over forty works and examines the changing visual 

interpretation of the Quixote through illustrations dating from the 17th through 

the early 20th centuries. See also the related catalogue prepared for the exhibit, El 

Quĳ ote ilustrado: Modelos de representación en las ediciones españolas del siglo XVIII 

y comienzos del XIX (Madrid: Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte-Real 

Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, 2003), which visited Texas A&M 

University in March-April 2004 during the celebration of Spain Week. 

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For the contributions of our research group in this area see, “Iconografía textual del 

Quĳ ote: repaso y nueva aproximación de cara al IV centenario,” Le mappe nascoste 

di Cervantes, Carlos Romero, ed. Actas Coloquio Internacional de la Associazione 

Cervantina di Venecia, 2003 (Treviso: Edizioni Santi Quaranta, 2004) 103-14; 

“Iconografía textual e historia visual del Quĳ ote,” Cervantes y el pensamiento moderno, 

José M. Paz Gago, ed. (Madrid: Sociedad Estatal de Conmemoraciones, 2004) (in 

press); “Texts, Images, Knowledge: Visualizing Cervantes and Picasso.” Proceedings 

Knowledges Conference, John Frow, ed. (University of Edinburgh: Institute for 

Advanced Studies in the Humanities, 2003), h p://webdb.ucs.ed.ac.uk/malts/other/ 

VKC/dsp-all-papers.cfm; and “The Grangerized Copy of John Bowle’s Edition of 

Don Quixote at the Cushing Memorial Library of Texas A&M University,” Cervantes: 

Bulletin of the Cervantes Society of America 23.2 (2003): 85-118. 

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An initial sample of our collection and digital images can be seen at h p: 

//www.csdl.tamu.edu/cervantes/V2/CPI/images/intro-en.html. The Centro de 

Estudios Cervantinos in Alcalá de Henares (Spain), under the scholarly leadership 

of José Manuel Lucía Megías, has recently announced that it is also preparing an 

electronic “Banco de imágenes del Quĳ ote, 1605-1905,” dedicated to the illustrations 

of the Quixote; h p://www.centroestudioscervantinos.es/05_Inv/02_BanIma/ 

BancoIma.htm. 

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The Cátedra Cervantes was established in 2003 at the Universidad de Castilla-La 

Mancha with funding from the Banco de Santander (Spain). 

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The Cervantes Project is an ongoing long-term project and research initiative 

dedicated to the development of a comprehensive digital archive based on the 

works of Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), the cornerstone of Hispanic le ers and 

one of the world’s most infl uential authors. In partnership with the Center for 

the Study of Digital Libraries and the Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 

a division of the Texas A&M University Libraries, our goal is to create an online 

repository of textual, documentary, bibliographic, and visual electronic resources 

to serve the needs of students and scholars interested in Cervantes’ life, times and 

work, and focused in particular on the study of Don Quixote de la Mancha (h p: 

//www.csdl.tamu.edu/cervantes). 

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See pertinent publications in h p://www.csdl.tamu.edu/cervantes/english/ 

publications.html/, and in particular, “Texto, contextos e hipertexto: la crítica 

textual en la era digital y la edición electrónica variorum del Quĳ ote,” Quaderni 

di le erature iberiche e iberoamericane (Milán) 27 (1999-2000) [2002]: 21-49; “The 

Cervantes Project: Steps to a Customizable and Interlinked On-Line Electronic 

Variorum Edition Supporting Scholarship,” Research and Advanced Technology 

for Digital Libraries, 5th European Conference, ECDL2001 (Darmstadt, Sept. 2001), 

Panos Constantopoulos and Ingeborg T. Sølvberg, eds. (Berlin: Springer, 2001) 

71-82; and “An Electronic Edition of Don Quixote for Humanities Scholars,” 

Document numérique (Paris: Editions Hermes), vol. 3, 1-2, spécial Documents anciens 

(November 1999): 75-91. 

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Our collection is supplemented in some instances by digital images from rare 

editions at the Biblioteca Nacional of Spain and The Hispanic Society of America to 

provide the most comprehensive access to the largest number of illustrations and 

other graphic materials. 

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For additional information, see our studies: “Las aventuras ciberespaciales de don 

Quĳ ote en América: Proyecto Cervantes,” Insula, Revista de Letras y Ciencias Humanas 

(Madrid) 2005; special issue, IV Centenario del Quĳ ote: Cervantes en América, 

edited by Enrique Santo Tomás, in press; “Hacia el Quĳ ote en su IV Centenario 

(1605-2005): hipertextualidad e informatización,” Bulletin of Spanish Studies 

(Glasgow) 81.4-5 (2004): 553-67; special issue in honor of E. C. Riley; “Del texto 

al hipertexto: la biblioteca digital y el Proyecto Cervantes,” Del texto al hipertexto: 

las bibliotecas universitarias ante el reto de la digitalización, Francisco Alía, Coord. 

(Cuenca: Ediciones de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, 2004) 141-65. 

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Cushing Memorial Library & Archives 


Augustin Alonso. Historia de las hazañas y hechos del inuencible 

cauallero Bernardo del Carpio. 

Toledo: A costa de Juan 

Boyer por Pero López de 

Hayo, 1585. 

First edition. Epic poem about a Spanish 

legendary knight who is mentioned by 

Cervantes in the Quixote fi ve times as a model 

chivalric hero. Bound in contemporary full 

vellum. Cushing’s copy is the only known 

library copy in the United States. 

The History of Don-Qvichote. 1. The fi rst parte. 

Printed for Ed. Blounte, s.a. [1612]; 2. The 

Second Part of the History of the Valorous and 

Witty Knight-Errant, Don Quixote of the Mancha. 

Written in Spanish by Michael Ceruantes: 

And now Translated into English [by Thomas 

Shelton]. 

London: Printed [by 

William Stansby] for 

Edward Blount, 1620. 

2 volumes in 1. 

First English edition of 

Part II of the Quixote 

(1620) and second English 

edition of Part I (1612); 

fi rst English translation 

of both parts. Engraved 

title page for Part I is a fi rst issue of the fi rst 

illustration of the Quixote; the same engraving 

appears in the fi rst French translation of Part II 

(Paris, 1618). Edward Blount was one of the two 

publishers of the Shakespeare First Folio (1623). 

Cushing’s copy is bound in contemporary, if not 

original, 17th-century red morocco. 

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Edmund Gayton. Pleasant Notes upon Don Quixot. 

London: Printed by 

William Hunt, 1654. 

First edition of the fi rst commentary based on 

the Quixote: a four part miscellaneous volume 

in verse and prose. It includes humorous 

anecdotes and quotations from li le-known 

contemporaries. Though Shakespeare is thrice 

mentioned, Gayton regarded Ben Jonson as his 

intellectual father. 

Parte Primera y Segvnda del ingenioso hidalgo D. Quixote de la 

Mancha. Compuesta por Migvel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: Por Melchor 

Sánchez, 1655. 


Third Spanish edition in one volume of both 

parts of the Quixote. It is based on the Madrid 

1637 edition, which is the fi rst combined edition 

of Part I and Part II. The only illustration is a 

small vigne e found on the dedication page. 

Bound in original vellum, Cushing’s copy is the 

only known library copy in the United States. 

The History of the most Renowned Don Quixote of Mancha: And 

his Trusty Squire Sancho Pancha [sic]. Now made 

English according to the Humour of our Modern 

Language, And Adorned with several Copper 

Plates. Translated by John Phillips. 

London: Printed by Tho. 

Hodgkin, 1687. 

1 volume. 

First edition of John 

Phillips’ English translation 

and fi rst illustrated edition 

published in England. 

It includes fourteen 

anonymous copperplate 

engravings. The binding of 

Cushing’s copy is modern, 

and the frontispiece and 

title page are in facsimile. 

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Vida y hechos del Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, 

compuesta por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

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Based on the Amberes 

1697 edition, this edition 

includes thirty-two 

woodcuts (sixteen in each 

volume) by F. Bou ats a er 

S. Savry, which fi rst appeared in the Brussels 

1662 edition. Both volumes include a frontispiece 

and a bookplate. Further decorations include 

initials with fl eurons and nature tail-pieces 

throughout the text. 

The History of the Valorous and Witty Knight-Errant Don-Quixote of 

the Mancha. Translated into English by Thomas Shelton, and now 

printed verbatim from the 4to ed. of 1620. With a curious set of 

new cuts from the French of Coypel. 

London: Printed for J. 

Walthoe, G. Conyers and 

others, 1731. 


Amberes: Por Juan 

Bautista Verdussen, 

1719. 

2 volumes. 

Second English edition with Charles Antoine 

Coypel’s celebrated designs, it includes twentytwo 

folded illustrations newly engraved by 

Van der Gutch. The London 1725 edition, also 

in Cushing, has only 11 engravings. Originally 

done as paintings for the production of 

tapestries, these images were o en reproduced 

and included in numerous editions throughout 

Europe during the 18th century.

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Vida y hechos del ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Compuesta por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

London: J. and R. 

Tonson, 1738. 

4 volumes. 

First deluxe edition ever printed, fi rst edition in 

Spanish published in England, also fi rst edition 

with the fi rst biography of Cervantes wri en by 

Gregorio Mayans y Siscar. Known as the Lord 

Carteret’s edition and prompted, perhaps, by the 

interest of Queen Caroline, wife of King George 

II, it includes an allegorical frontispiece, sixtyseven 

copperplate engravings by John Vanderbank 

and one by William Hogarth, engraved by G. 

Van der Gutch, B. Baron and Claude du Bosc. It 

also includes a portrait of Cervantes by G. Kent 

engraved by G. Vertue. 

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Les principales Avantures de l’admirable Don Quichotte, représentées 

en fi gures par Coypel, Picart le Romain, et autres habiles maîtres: 

avec les explications des XXXI planches de cette magnifi que 

collection, tirées de l’original espagnol de Miguel de Cervantes. 

A La Haie: Chés Pierre de 

Hondt, 1746. 

Abridged text, with beautiful typography and 

excellent paper. It was considered the best 

French edition of its time. It contains a complete 

suite of thirty-one engravings, twenty-fi ve by 

Coypel, one by Boucher, two by Cochin Fils, one 

by Le Bas and two by Trémolières. All of them 

were newly engraved by Bonnard Picart, Schley, 

Tanjé and Focke. It also includes a small vigne e 

on the title page as well as decorated initials, 

ornamental tail-pieces and decorated rules. 

The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote. 

10 Translated from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra…by 

T. S. Smollett, M.D. Illustrated by Francis Hayman. 

London: Printed for A. 

Millar, and others, 1755. 

2 volumes. 

First edition of 

Tobias Smolle ´s 

translation and of 

Hayman´s twentyeight 

illustrations, 

twelve engraved 

in copper by C. 

Grignion, eight 

by F. Ravenet, six 

by G. Scotin, and 

two by J. S. Muller, 

a er a special 

series of drawings 

now in the print 

collection of the 

British Museum. 

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Vita e azioni dell’Ingegnoso Cittadino D. Chisciotte della Mancia, 

11 di Michel di Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by Lorenzo Franciosini 

Fiorentino. 

Venezia: Guglielmo 

Zerle i, 1755. 


Based on the earlier Italian translation by 

Franciosini, this edition includes some notes 

based on the London 1738 edition, an abridged 

translation of the Vida de Cervantes by Gregorio 

Mayans, and an engraved vigne e on the title 

page. Cushing’s copy includes the fi rst part only. 

Richard Graves. The Spiritual Quixote: or, the Summer’s Ramble of 

12 Mr. Geoffry Wildgoose. A comic romance. 

London: Printed for J. 

Dodsley, 1774. 

3 volumes. 

Second edition; fi rst edition published in 1773. 

The novel relates the satiric and picaresque 

adventures of a young country squire infl uenced 

by the Methodists. It includes an engraved title 

page in the fi rst volume and a frontispiece in 

the second by Wale and engraved by Grignion. 

Cushing´s copy lacks the third and last volume. 

Den sindrige herremands Don Quixote af Mancha 

13 levnet og bedrifter. Forfattet af Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra. Translated by Charlotta Dorothea Biehl. 

Copenhaguen: 

Gyldendals Forlag, 1776- 

1777. 


First edition in Danish, 

translated from the Spanish 

edition printed in Amsterdam- 

Leipzig, 1755. It includes 

a portrait of Cervantes by 

Meno Haas, and twenty-nine 

copperplate engravings by 

Georg Haas and J. G. Preisler, 

a er Charles Coypel’s designs. 

There are many decorative 

vigne es used as tail-pieces in the text. 

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El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, compuesto por 

14 Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Nueva edición corregida por la 

Real Academia Española. 

Madrid: Por Don Joaquín 

Ibarra, Impresor de Cámara 

de S.M. y de la Real 

Academia, 1780. 

4 volumes. 

First edition published under the direction of the 

Spanish Royal Academy. A major achievement 

in Spanish book design and printing, reputed 

to be the most beautiful edition of the Quixote 

ever printed. Deluxe edition with thirty-one 

specially commissioned illustrations by Antonio 

Carnicero, José del Castillo, Bernardo Barranco, 

José Brunete, Jerónimo Gil and Gregorio Ferrero, 

engraved by Francisco 

Muntaner, J. Joaquín 

Fabregat, Fernando 

Selma, Joaquín Ballester, 

Manuel Salvador y 

Carmona, Pedro Pascual 

Moles, Juan Barcelón and 

Jerónimo A. Gil. It also 

includes four frontispieces 

by Antonio Carnicero and 

Pedro Arnal and engraved 

by Fernando Selma and 

Juan de la Cruz, a portrait 

of Cervantes by J. Castillo, 

a map of Don Quixote’s 

route by T. López, four 

head-piece vigne es 

and other decorative 

illustrations throughout 

the text in the form of 

head-pieces, tail-pieces 

and initials. 

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Leben und Thaten des weisen Junkers Don Quixote von la Mancha. 

15 Aus der Urschrift des Cervantes, nebst der Fortsetzung des 

Avellaneda. Translated into German by F. S. Bertuch. 

Leipzig: Caspar Fritsch, 

1780-1781. 

6 volumes. 

This edition includes a portrait 

of Cervantes in the fi rst volume 

and twenty-nine illustrations 

by Daniel Chodowiecki, 

engraved by D. Berger (ten 

of them are found in the last 

two volumes and correspond 

to Avellaneda’s spurious 

continuation). In addition, 

every volume includes an 

engraved title page. 

Historia del famoso cavallero, Don Quixote de la Mancha. Edited 

16 and annotated by the Reverend Juan Bowle. 

Londres: B. White, et al.; 

Salisbury: Imprenta de 

Edvardo Easton, 1781. 

6 tomes in 3 volumes. 

Second issue of Bowle’s edition, with engraved 

dedication page. A er more than ten years of 

research and extensive readings of Spanish, Italian 

and classical sources, Reverend Bowle published 

the fi rst edition to include annotations, critical 

notes and textual variants. This classic edition 

marks the beginning of serious textual and critical 

studies of Cervantes. Extra-illustrated copy with a 

frontispiece by Henry Thomas Alken (1831) and 14 

large plates a er the designs by Charles-Antoine 

Coypel and others from the c.1723-24 French set, 

engraved by Surugue and the 1725 English set, 

sold by G. Van der Gucht and engraved by several 

artists. Tail-pieces, ornamental rules and headpieces 

can also be found throughout the three 

volumes. The map of Don Quixote’s travels is 

wanting in Cushing’s copy. 

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Henry Fielding. The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews, 

17 and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams. Written in imitation of the 

manner of Cervantes, Author of Don Quixote. 

London: Printed for W. 

Strahan and others, 1781. 

2 volumes. 

First edition published in 1742, as indicated on the 

engravings: “Published March 1st, 1742/3 by A. 

Millar.” Fielding´s novel is an early example and 

evidence of Don Quixote´s signifi cant infl uence in 

the development of the novel as a modern genre 

in 18th-century England. Cushing’s copy includes 

twelve illustrations engraved by J. Hule . 

Tobias Smollett. The Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves. 

18 

London: Printed for C. 

Cooke, 1793. 


First edition published in 1762. Smolle had 

published his English translation of the Quixote 

in 1755 and Sir Launcelot further shows the key 

impact of Don Quixote in 18th-century English 

narrative. The edition is decorated with an 

engraved title page and an additional engraving 

by Courbould. 

El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha compuesto por 

19 Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: Gabriel de 

Sancha, 1797-1798. 

5 volumes. 

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In this edition based on the 

Royal Academy edition 

(Madrid 1780), Juan Antonio 

Pellicer uses the annotations 

in J. Bowle’s edition (1781) as a critical point of 

reference and adds a new Life of Cervantes. It 

includes two frontispieces and two portraits of 

Cervantes: one by R. Ximeno and one by Monet. 

Of the thirty-fi ve illustrations, nineteen are by 

Agustín Navarro, six by J. Camarón, and fi ve by 

Rafael Ximeno, all engraved by Duffl os y Juan 

Moreno Tejada. It also includes a fold-out map of 

Don Quixote’s route by J. A. Rodríguez.

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William Hogarth’s Illustrations for the Quixote. March 1798. 

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A very rare 

collection of nine 

illustrations by 

Hogarth, engraved 

by I. Mills and W. Skelton. Plate #1 

appeared in the Tonson 1738 edition 

(#3), and plates #3-#8 were designed 

by Hogarth for the same edition but 

not included. #2 “The Inn-Keeper” 

is unfi nished, athough the fi gure 

appears in illustration #4 in Tonsons’ 

edition; #9 “Sancho’s Feast” was 

done separately c1725. They appear 

in vol. 3, Hogarth Illustrated by John 

Ireland, London: J & J Boydell, 

1791-1798. Hogarth was the most 

important artist/engraver in 18thcentury 

England. 

Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit de l’espagnol de Michel de 

21 Cervantès par Florian. 

Paris: P. Didot l’Aîné, 

1799. 

3 volumes. 

London: J. 

& J. Boydell, 

1798. 

First edition of Florian’s French translation. 

This abridged text is excellently printed. It was 

republished numerous times and a Continuation 

was later added. Cushing’s copy includes 

twenty-three illustrations by Lefèvre and J. 

J. F. Lebarbier, engraved by L. J. Masquelier, 

Godefroy, C. S. Gaucher, L. M. Halbou, Coiny 

and Dumbrun. Each volume contains a 

bookplate belonging to Victor Albert George 

Child Villiers, Earl of Jersey.

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Don Quixote af la Mancha, af M. Cervantes. Translated by Carl 

22 Gustaf Berg, after Florian’s French translation. 

Stockholm: Tryckt i 

Kumblinska Tryckeriet, 

1802. 

First edition of the fi rst Swedish translation of the 

Quixote. This unfi nished text includes only twentyfour 

chapters. It has a single illustration as its 

frontispiece and further tail-piece decorations at 

the end of the preliminaries and at the end of every 

chapter. Cushing has the only known library copy. 

The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote. 

23 Translated from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, to 

which is prefi xed some account of the author’s life, by T. Smollett. 

New York: Published by 

David Huntington, 1815. 

4 volumes. 

First illustrated American 

edition and second edition 

overall. Despite the microscopic 

type, it is very well printed by 

Van Winkle and Wiley. The 

illustrations include four newlyengraved 

frontispieces by Leney: 

three a er Antonio Carnicero 

and one a er Bernardo Barranco. 

In addition, every volume has an 

engraved vigne e decorating its title page. 

Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the Spanish of Miguel de 

24 Cervantes Saavedra by M. Smirke, after Charles Jarvis. Embellished 

with engravings from pictures painted by Robert Smirke. 

London: Printed for T. 

Cadell and W. Davies, 

Strand, 1818. 

4 volumes. 

Annotated deluxe edition with brief notes 

included at the end of each volume. It is illustrated 

by R. Smirke with forty-eight plates and twentysix 

small engravings (twenty-one of them used 

as chapter headings), engraved by F. Engleheart, 

R. Golding, Anker Smith, A. Raimbach, J. Fli er, 

J. Sco , Cha. Heath, Cha. Warren, J. Mitan, W. 

Finden and C. Armstrong. 

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Le Luminose Geste di Don Chisciotte disegnate ei incise da 

25 Francesco Novelli in XXXIII tavole con spiegazioni. Translated into 

Italian by Bartolommeo Gamba. 

Venezia: Tipografi a di 

Alvisopoli, 1819. 

Only 102 copies 

were printed of 

this extremely 

rare edition. 

It includes 

the thirty-two 

etchings done by 

F. Novelli for the 

1818 edition of the 

novel which was 

also published 

by Alvisopoli 

in Venice. In 

this edition, 

each etching is 

accompanied with 

explanatory text 

by Bartolommeo 

Gamba on the previous page. Cushing’s copy is 

the only known library copy. 

The Life and Exploits of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated 

26 from the Spanish of Miguel Cervantes de Saavedra, by Charles 

Jarvis. 

London: Published by 

Knight and Lacey; Jones 

and Co. Publishers, 1824. 

2 volumes. 

This edition includes a portrait of Cervantes and 

twenty-four illustrations designed by Robert 

Cruikshank and engraved by R. Fenner and 

Lears. Both title pages are decorated with a small 

vigne e by W. O. Knight. First volume includes 

an abridged translation of the Vida de Cervantes 

by G. Mayans. 

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El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha, compuesto por 

27 Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Nueva edición clásica. 

Boston: Published by 

Perkins, Marvin, and 

others, 1836. 

2 volumes. 

First edition in Spanish published in the 

United States. It includes notes from the Real 

Academia’s, Pellicer’s, Arrieta’s and Clemencín’s 

editions. Illustrated with ten engravings, a 

frontispiece portrait of Cervantes in the fi rst 

volume and a map. All illustrations were 

designed by Cruikshank and Johnston and 

engraved by Johnston. 

L’ingénieux hidalgo Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel de 

28 Cervantès Saavedra. Traduit et annoté par Louis Viardot, vignettes 

de Tony Johannot. 

Paris: J.-J. Dubochet et 

Cie, 1836-1837. 

2 volumes. 

First edition to include Johannot´s famous 

illustrations and Viardot’s ”Notice sur la vie et 

les ouvrages de Cervantès.” This beautifully 

printed and massively-illustrated edition 

contains 761 wood engravings and vigne es, 

executed by Cherrier, Thompson, Porret, 

Lacoste, Guillaumot and many others. It is 

considered to be a classic of romantic printing 

and book illustration. 

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L’ingénieux hidalgo don Quichotte de la Manche par Miguel de 

29 Cervantès Saavedra. Traduction de Louis Viardot avec les dessins 

de Gustave Doré, gravés par H. Pisan. 

Paris: Librairie de L. 

Hache e et Cie., 1863. 

2 volumes. 

First edition illustrated by Gustave Doré. These 

illustrations constitute the most infl uential and 

most o en reproduced set of engravings of 

the Quixote. Bound in striking and a ractive 

red cloth, this large folio edition contains 125 

full-page illustrations by Doré, engraved by H. 

Pisan. Furthermore, there are 252 other wood 

engravings used as head-pieces and tail-pieces 

in all 126 chapters. The plates are distributed 

nearly evenly between the two volumes: the fi rst 

one has sixty-two and the second one has fi yeight. 

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Den sindrüge adelsmand Don Quixote af la Manchas, levnet og 

30 bedrivter af Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated into Danish 

by Charlotta Dorothea Biehl. 

Copenhaguen: Fr. 

Woldikes Forlags, 1865- 

1869. 

2 volumes. 

One of the few Danish translations of 

Cervantes’ text, this edition includes twentyone 

illustrations designed by W. Marstrand and 

lithographed by Th. Bergh: thirteen in the fi rst 

volume (including a frontispiece) and eight in 

the second one. 

El ingenioso hidalgo Don Qvixote de la Mancha, Compuesto por 

31 31 Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Madrid: Juan de la Cuesta, 1605. 

Published by F. López Fabra. 

Barcelona: Narciso 

Ramírez, 1871-1873. 

2 volumes. 

First facsimile of 

the fi rst edition 

of Don Quixote 

and reported to 

be one of the fi rst 

phototypographic 

editions ever 

done. The Cushing 

Library has the 

fi rst volume 

corresponding 

to the Madrid 

1605 princeps 

edition. Cushing’s 

copy bears the 

bookplate of Ruth 

Frances Heisey. 

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The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of la Mancha. 

32 Translated from the Spanish by P. A. Motteux. Illustrations 

designed and etched by Adolphe Lalauze. 

Edinburgh: William 

Paterson, 1879-1884. 

4 volumes. 

Limited edition, beautifully printed on quality 

paper and bound in full brown leather with 

raised bands and gilt edges. It includes fortyone 

etchings by Adolphe Lalauze, four of 

them placed as frontispieces. The fi rst volume 

frontispiece is a portrait of Cervantes. Cushing’s 

copy has the bookplate of Willard Mossman. 

El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha compuesto por 

33 Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Barcelona: Montaner y 

Simón, 1880-1883. 

2 volumes. 

This large folio edition is elegantly printed on 

excellent paper. It includes 297 illustrations: 

forty-six of them are color lithographs designed 

by R. Balaca and L. Pellicer 

(except for the frontispiece 

and a color portrait of 

Cervantes both executed 

by B. Maura) and engraved 

by Smeeton-Tilly, Sadurni, 

F. Gómez, Branguli, Martín 

and Artigas. The other 251 

illustrations are black and 

white head-pieces and tailpieces. 

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Don Qvixote of the Mancha. Retold by Judge Parry. Illustrated by 

34 Walter Crane. 

London: Blackie and Son 

Limited; Manchester: 

Sherra & Hughes, 1900. 

This volume includes 

an abridged text of 

Part I and a preface for 

young readers as well 

as thirty illustrations 

by Walter Crane: ten 

of them are color 

chromo-typographs. 

The binding is also 

illustrated on the front 

and rear covers. The 

remaining twenty 

illustrations are black 

and white wood 

engravings. 

Leben und Taten des Scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quijote von la 

35 Mancha. Translated by Guido Höller, after Ludwig Tieck. 

Köln: Hermann and 

Friedrich Schaff stein, 

1905. 

Cushing’s copy includes 

fi ve of the six original 

engravings by Adolph 

Schrödter. The art 

dates from 1843, but 

the illustrations were 

not printed until 1863 

in an edition published 

in Altona by G. Mayer 

and later reprinted 

in 1870 in Leipzig by 

G. Kreysing and in 

Stu gart by Hoff mann. 

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Quijote del Centenario. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la 

36 Mancha. 

Madrid: R. L. Cabrera, 

1905-1908. 

8 volumes. 

Commemorating the 3rd Centenary, this limited 

edition is comprised of eight massive folio 

volumes: four containing the text of both parts 

and the other four dedicated to the illustrations. 

Cushing’s copy is number 810 of 1000. It includes 

800 illustrations: 689 by José Jiménez Aranda 

and 111 by Alperiz, Bilbao, García Ramos and 

others. The text volumes are also illustrated with 

numerous head-pieces, tail-pieces and decorated 

initials. The fi rst volume also includes a portrait 

of José Jiménez Aranda. 

The History of the Valorous and Witty Knight-Errant Don Quixote of 

37 the Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes. Translated by Thomas Shelton. 

38 

New York: Charles 

Scribner’s Sons, 1906. 

4 volumes. 

This limited American edition, 

based on the London 1902 

edition, is printed on excellent 

deckle-edge paper; Cushing’s 

copy is number 365 of 1150. It is 

extensively illustrated with 260 

drawings of various sizes by 

Daniel Urrabieta Vierge, who 

traveled throughout Spain and 

is considered by some to be the 

best illustrator of the Quixote. 

Leben und Taten des scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quijote von la 

Mancha. Illustrated by Walther Klemm. 

Berlin-Grunewald: 

Hermann Klemm, 1924. 

An interesting example of the 1920’s German 

Expressionism, this edition contains thirty-two 

full-page lithographs by Walther Klemm. 

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L’ingénieux hidalgo Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduction Louis 

Viardot; dessins de Gus Bofa. 

Paris: S. Kra, 1926-1927. 

4 volumes. 

Cushing’s limited edition copy is bound by 

R. Kieff er. It includes a preface by Miguel de 

Unamuno, “Le Sépulcre de Don Quicho e.” 

Elegant edition extensively illustrated with 380 

drawings by Gus Bofa both in color and in black 

and white: 119 of them are full-page illustrations 

and the rest are inserted within the text as 

vigne es, functioning as head-pieces and tailpieces 

for the chapters and the indexes. 

Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit par by Francis de Miomandre; 

Illustré par Berthold Mahn. 

Paris: Union Latine 

d’Éditions, 1935. 

5 volumes. 

Deluxe limited edition; Cushing’s copy is 

number 2311. First volume, numerated as 

volume 0, contains a biography of Cervantes 

by Mariano Thomas and reproduces 

in facsimile thirteen documents and 

a map of Don Quixote’s travels. It 

includes forty-four plates by Berthold 

Mahn, plus fi ve vigne es and 126 

illustrations used as head-pieces and 

tail-pieces. Volume 0 also includes a 

portrait of Cervantes. 

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The First Part of the Life and Achievements of the Renowned Don 

Quixote de la Mancha. Translated into English by Peter Motteux. 

Illustrated by Salvador Dalí. 

New York: The Illustrated 

Modern Library, 1946. 

This edition contains forty-three superb 

illustrations by Salvador Dalí; eleven of them are 

double-page color plates. 

El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de La Mancha. Ilustrado por José 

Segrelles. 

Madrid: Espasa-Calpe, 

1966. 

2 volumes. 

This deluxe folio edition is illustrated with 

105 color plates and 126 drawings (as chapter 

headings) by the Spanish painter José Segrelles, 

originally executed between 1928 and 1934. 

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Miguel Cervantes Saavedra, Don Quijote, illustriert von by 

43 Eberhard Schlotter: mit 160 ganzseitigen farbigen Tafeln sowie 

186 Vignetten 1977-1981. 

Das Bücherhaus 

Krähenwinkel, 1989; 

Mainz: Gutenberg- 

Museum, 1987. 

Reinhold Metz. Don Quijote. 

44 

München: Published by 

Prestel-Verlag, 1991. 

This album contains 160 etchings, full-page 

colored boards and four signed original plates. 

It also includes the catalogue of the exhibit at 

the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz, February 5 to 

March 28, 1982, which contains black and white 

reproductions of the etchings and 186 additional 

vigne es dated 1977-1981. Edition limited to 350 

copies. 

This album collection 

contains thirty-six striking 

color illustrations by 

Reinhold Metz, dating 

between 1973 and 1991. 

The volume also includes 

an introduction by 

Andreas Franzke and 

is decorated with seven 

black and white drawings 

and a frontispiece. 

Don Quijote de la Mancha. Translation by Jiameng Sun. 

45 Illustrations by Salvador Dalí. 

Beĳ ing: October Arts & 

Literature Publishing 

House, 2001. 

This Chinese translation of the Quixote was 

beautifully printed with the support of the 

Dirección General del Libro, Archivos y Bibliotecas 

of the Ministry of Education and Culture of 

Spain, to help celebrate the European Year of 

Languages. It includes a splendid set of the fortyfi 

ve illustrations by Salvador Dalí fi rst published in 

1946. Twelve of the illustrations are in color. 

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S T I C P C 



Editions featured in the exhibit and catalogue are followed by their item number (#). 

1. Augustin Alonso. Historia de las hazañas y hechos del inuencible 

cauallero Bernardo del Carpio. 

Toledo: Juan Boyer por Pero López de Hayo, 1585. (#1) 

2. The History of Don-Qvichote. 1. The fi rst parte. Printed for Ed. Blounte 

s.a. [1612]. 2. The Second Part of the History of the Valorous and 

Witty Knight-Errant, Don Quixote of the Mancha. Written in Spanish 

by Michael Ceruantes: And now Translated into English [by Thomas 

Shelton]. 

London: Printed for Edward Blount, 1620. 2 volumes in 1. (#2) 

3. Edmund Gayton. Pleasant Notes upon Don Quixot. 

London: Printed by William Hunt, 1654. (#3) 

4. Parte Primera y Segvnda del ingenioso hidalgo D. Quixote de la 

Mancha. Compuesta por Migvel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: Por Melchor Sánchez, 1655. 2 volumes in 1. (#4) 

5. The History of the Valorous and Witty Knight-Errant Don Quixote, of the 

Mancha. Translation by Thomas Shelton. 

Part I: London: Printed for R. Scot, T. Basset, J. Wright, R. Chiswell, 1675. 

Part II: London: Printed by R. Hodgkinson, 1672. 2 volumes. 

6. The History of the most Renowned Don Quixote of Mancha: And his 

Trusty Squire Sancho Pancha [sic]. Now made English according to 

the Humor of our Modern Language, And Adorned with several Copper 

Plates. Translated by J. Phillips. 

London: Printed by Tho. Hodgkin, 1687. (#5) 

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7. The History of the Most Ingenious Knight Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Written in Spanish by Michael de Cervantes Saavedra. Formerly made 

English by Thomas Shelton; now revised, corrected, and partly new 

translated from the original, by Captain John Stevens. Illustrated with 

33 copper plates, curiously engraved from the Brussels edition. 

London: Printed for R. Chiswell, R. Ba ersby, et al., 1700-1706. 2 volumes. 

8. Histoire de don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit par Filleau de Saint 

Martin. 

Paris: Michel Guignard & Claude Robustel, 1713. 6 volumes. 

9. Vida y hechos del Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, 

compuesta por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Amberes: Por Juan Bautista Verdussen, 1719. 2 volumes. (#6) 

10. The History of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha in four 

volumes. Translated by several hands and published by Peter Motteux. 

Adorned with new sculptures. The 4th ed., carefully rev., and compared 

with the best ed. of the original, printed at Madrid, by J. Ozell. 

London: Printed for R. Knaplock, D. Midwinter, J. Tonson, and W. Churchill, 

and are to be sold by J. Brotherton and W. Meadows, 1719. 4 volumes. 

11. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche. Translated by 

François Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

Paris: Compagnie des Libraires, 1722. 6 volumes. 

12. The History of the Valorous and Witty Knight-Errant Don Quixote of the 

Mancha. Translated into English by Thomas Shelton, and now printed 

verbatim from the 4to edition of 1620. With a curious set of cuts from 

the French of Coypel. 

London: Printed for R. Knaplock, J. and B. Sprint, J. Walthoe, D. Midwinter, 

et al., 1725. 4 volumes. 

13. Thomas D’Urfey. The Comical History of Don Quixote, as it was acted at 

the Queen’s Theatre in Dorset Garden by their Majesties servants. 

London: Printed for J. Darby, A. Be esworth and F. Clay, 1729. 

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14. Vida y hechos del ingenioso hidalgo don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Illustrations by Diego de Obregón (Madrid: Juan San Martin, Viuda de 

Blas de Villanueva, 1730). Facsimile edition. 

Barcelona: Nauta, 1992. 2 volumes in 1. 


Mancha. Translated into English by Thomas Shelton, and now printed 

verbatim from the 4to ed. of 1620. With a curious set of new cuts from 

the French of Coypel. 

London: Printed for J. Walthoe, G. Conyers and others, 1731. 4 volumes in 2. 

(#7) 

16. Histoire de l’Admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite de 

l’espagnol de Michel de Cervantès. 

Paris: Pierre-Michel Huart, 1733. 6 volumes. 

17. Vida y hechos del ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Compuesta por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

London: J. and R. Tonson, 1738. 4 volumes. (#8) 

18. Histoire de l’Admirable Don Quichotte. Traduite de l’espagnol de Michel 

de Cervantès. 

Paris: Chez Rigollet, 1738. 6 volumes. 

19. The Life and Exploits of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de la 

Mancha. Translated from the original Spanish of Miguel Cervantes de 

Saavedra [sic] by Charles Jarvis, Esq. 

London: Printed for J. and R. Tonson, R. Dodsley, et al., 1742. 2 volumes. 

20. Vida y hechos del ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. Con 

muy bellas estampas, gravadas sobres los dibujos de Coypel. 

En Haia: Por P. Gosse y A. Moetjens, 1744. 4 volumes. 

21. Les principales Avantures de l’admirable Don Quichotte, représentées 

en fi gures par Coypel, Picart le Romain, et autres habiles maîtres, avec 

les explications des XXXI planches de cette magnifi que collection, 

tirées de l’original espagnol de Miguel de Cervantes. 

A La Haie: Chés Pierre de Hondt, 1746. (#9) 

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22. The History of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha. Written in 

Spanish by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by several hands 

and published by the late Mr. Motteux. 

London: Printed for W. Innys, et al. 1749. 4 volumes. 


Mancha. Translated by Charles Jarvis. 2nd edition. 

London: J. and R. Tonson, et al., 1749. 2 volumes. 

24. Des berühmten Ritters Don Quixote von Mancha. 

Leipzig: Fritsch Wi we, 1753. 2 volumes. 

25. The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote. Translated 

from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra...by T. S. Smollett, 

M.D. Illustrated by Francis Hayman. 

London: Printed for A. Millar, et al., 1755. 2 volumes. (#10) 

26. Vita e azioni dell’Ingegnoso Cittadino D. Chisciotte della Mancia, 

di Michel di Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by Lorenzo Franciosini 

Fiorentino. 

Venezia: Guglielmo Zerle i, 1755. 2 volumes in 1. (#11) 

27. The Life and Exploits of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de La 

Mancha. Translated by Charles Jarvis. 3rd edition. 

London: J. and R. Tonson, 1756. 2 volumes. 

28. Vida, y hechos del ingenioso cavallero D. Quixote de la Mancha. 

Barcelona: Juan Jolís Impresor, 1762. 4 volumes. 

29. Samuel Butler. Hudibras: in three parts. Written in the time of the late 

wars: corrected and amended; with large annotations, and a preface, 

by Zachary Grey, LL. D. Adorned with a new set of cuts. Plates by 

William Hogarth. 

London: C. Hitch, G. Hawkins, and others, 1764. 2 volumes. 


from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, to which is prefi xed 

some account of the author’s life, by T. Smollett. Illustrated with 28 

new copper-plates designed by Hayman and elegantly engraved. 

London: Printed for T. Osborne et al., 1765. 4 volumes. 

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31. Nouvelles de Michel de Cervantès Saavedra. Translated by l’Abbé S. de 

Chassonville. 

Amsterdam et Leipzig: Arkstée & Merkus, 1768. 6 volumes. 


François Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

La Haye: Chez Bassompierre Pére, 1773. 6 volumes. 

33. The History of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Including, minutely, every curious incident attending his faithful squire 

and servant, Sancho Panza. Interspersed with ludicrous dialogues, 

rhapsodies, madrigals, ad serenades. The whole replete with infi nite 

humour and drollery. Translated by Charles Henry Wilmot. 

London: J. Cooke, 1774. 2 volumes. 

34. Richard Graves. The Spiritual Quixote: or, the Summer’s Ramble of Mr. 

Geoffry Wildgoose. A comic romance. 

London: Printed for J. Dodsley, 1774. 3 volumes. (#12) 

35. Les principales Aventures de l’admirable Don Quichotte: 

Représentées en fi gures par Coypel, Picart le Romain & autres habiles 

maîtres: avec les explications des trente-une planches de cette 

magnifi que collection. 

Paris: Chez Bleuet, 1774. 2 volumes. 

36. Leben und Thaten des weisen Junkers Don Quixote von Mancha. 

Carlsruhe: Schmiederischen Buchhandlung, 1776-1778. 6 volumes. 

37. Den sindrige herremands Don Quixote af Mancha levnet og bedrifter. 

Forfattet af Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by Charlotta 

Dorothea Biehl. 

Copenhaguen: Gyldendals Forlag, 1776-1777. 4 volumes in 2. (#13) 

38. Histoire de l’admirable et incomparable Don Quichotte de la Manche. 

Paris: Chez Barrois Ainé, 1777. 4 volumes. 

39. The Life and Exploits of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote, de la 

Mancha with the Humorous Conceits of his Facetious Squire Sancho 

Panza. 

London: Printed for F. Newbery, 1778. 

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40. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, compuesto por Miguel 

de Cervantes Saavedra. Nueva edición corregida por la Real Academia 

Española. 

Madrid: Por Don Joaquín Ibarra, Impresor de Cámara de S.M. y de la real 

Acadmia. 1780. 4 volumes. (#14) 

41. Leben und Thaten des weisen Junkers Don Quixote von la Mancha. 

Aus der Urschrift des Cervantes, nebst der Fortsetzung des Avellaneda. 

Translated into German by F. S. Bertuch. 

Leipzig: Caspar Fritsch, 1780-1781. 6 volumes. (#15) 

42. Historia del famoso cavallero, Don Quixote de la Mancha. Edited and 

annotated by the Reverend Juan Bowle. 

Londres: B. White, et al.; Salisbury: Imprenta de Edvardo Easton, 1781. 6 

tomes in 3 volumes. (#16) 


Filleau de St.-Martin and Grégoire de Challes. 

Lyon: Amable Le Roy, 1781. 6 volumes. 

44. Henry Fielding. The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and 

his friend Mr. Abraham Adams. Written in imitation of the manner of 

Cervantes, Author of Don Quixote. 

London: Printed for W. Strahan, and others, 1781. 2 volumes. (#17) 



some account of the author’s life, by Dr. Smollett. 

London: Harrison, 1782. 

46. Vida y hechos del ingenioso caballero don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Madrid: Manuel Martín, 1782. 4 volumes. 

47. Novelas exemplares de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: Don Antonio de Sancha, 1783. 2 volumes. 

48. Los seis libros de Galatea. 

Madrid: Don Antonio de Sancha, 1784. 2 volumes. 

49. Viaje al Parnaso, La Numancia y El trato de Argel. 

Madrid: Don Antonio de Sancha, 1784. 1 volumen. 

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50. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de La Mancha. 

Madrid: La viuda de Ibarra, hĳ os y compañía, 1787. 6 volumes. 

51. Nouvelles espagnoles de Michel de Cervantès. Translated by Lefebvre 

de Villebrune. 

Paris: Defer De maison neuve, 1788. 


from the Spanish, to which is prefi xed some account of the author’s 

life, by T. Smollett. Translated by Tobias Smollett. 

London: Printed for F. and C. Rivington et al. 1792. 4 volumes. 

53. Tobias Smollett. The Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves. 

London: Printed for C. Cooke, 1793. 2 volumes in 1. (#18) 

54. The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote de la 

Mancha. Translated from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra, to which is added an account of the author’s life by Dr. 

Smollett. 

London: Alex. Hogg, 1794. 

55. Alain-René Lesage. The Adventures of Gil Blas de Santillane. 

Translated by Tobias Smollett. 

London: A. Law, W. Millar and T. Martin, 1794. 4 volumes. 



some account of the author’s life by T. Smollett. Ornamented with 

engravings by the fi rst masters, from the designs of the Madrid Royal 

Academy. 

Dublin: John Chambers, 1796. 4 volumes. 

57. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha compuesto por Miguel 

de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: Gabriel de Sancha, 1797-1798. 5 volumes. (#19) 

58. William Hogarth’s Illustrations for the Quixote. March 1798. 

London: J. & J. Boydell, 1798. (#20) 

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59. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite de 

l’espagnol de Michel de Cervantès. 

Paris: Fr. Dufart, 1798. 4 volumes. 



Madrid: Gabriel de Sancha, 1798-1799. 8 volumes. 


by Tobias George Smollett. 

London: Printed for C. Cooke, 1799. 5 volumes. 

62. Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit de l’espagnol de Michel de 

Cervantès par Florian. 

Paris: P. Didot l’Aîné, 1799. 3 volumes. (#21) 


from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Dr. Smollett, to 

which is prefi xed the life of the author. 

London: Printed for C. Cooke by Brimmer, 1800. 4 volumes. 

64. The Life and Exploits of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote de la 

Mancha. Translated from the original Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra, by Charles Jarvis, now carefully revised and corrected, with 

a new translation of the Spanish poetry, to which is prefi xed a copious 

and new life of Cervantes, including a critique on the Quixote, also a 

chronological plan of the work. 

London: William Miller, 1801. 4 volumes. 


Cervantès par Florian. 

Paris: De l’imprimerie de Guilleminet, Chez Deterville, 1802. 6 volumes. 

66. Don Quixote af la Mancha, af M. Cervantes. Translated by Carl Gustaf 

Berg, after Florian’s French translation. 

Stockholm: Tryckt i Kumblinska Tryckeriet, 1802. (#22) 

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67. The Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Translated from the original Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 

by T. Smollett, to which is prefi xed a new life of Cervantes. 

Glasgow: Printed by Chapman and Lang, 1803. 4 volumes. 

68. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. Edited by Ludwig 

Ideler. 

Berlin: Henrique Frölich, 1804. 6 volumes. 

69. Oeuvres choisies de Cervantès. Traduction nouvelle par H. Bouchon 

Dubournial. 

Paris: Imp. des sciences et des arts, 1807-1808. 8 volumes. 

70. Historia del ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha compuesto 

por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Barcelona: Sierra y Martí, 1808-1814. 6 volumes. 



London: Heney & Haddon, 1808. 4 volumes. 

72. Don Quichotte de la Manche de Michel de Cervantes. Traduit de 

l’espagnol par Florian. 

Paris: Chez H. Nicolle, 1808. 6 volumes. 

73. Henry Fielding. The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and 

his Friend Mr. Abraham Adams. Written in imitation of the manner of 

Cervantes, author of Don Quixote. 

London: Printed for C. Chapple, 1809. 2 volumes. 


Mancha. Translated from the original Spanish by Charles Jarvis, now 

carefully revised and corrected, to which is prefi xed a life of the author. 

London: Printed by W. Lewis for S.A. and H. Oddy, 1809. 2 volumes. 

75. Don Quichotte de la Manche. Translated by Florian. 

Londres: Didier et Tebbe . 6 volumes. 


Cervantès par Florian; ouvrage posthume; avec fi gures. 

Paris: Briand, libraire, 1810. 6 volumes. 

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some account of the author’s life by T. Smollett. 

Philadelphia: Published for Birch and Small, 1811-1812. 4 volumes. 

78. Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit de l’espagnol par Florian. 

Paris: Chez Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1812. 4 volumes. 

79. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, compuesto por Miguel 


Paris: Bossange and Masson, 1814. 7 volumes. 



some account of the author’s life, by T. Smollett. 

New York: Published by David Huntington, 1815. 4 volumes. (#23) 

81. Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the Spanish of Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra by M. Smirke, after Charles Jarvis. Embellished 

with engravings from pictures painted by Robert Smirke. 

London: Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, 1818. 4 volumes. (#24) 

82. The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote. From the 

Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, by T. Smollett to which is 

prefi xed some account of the author’s life. 

London: Printed for J. Walker by J.F. Dove, 1818. 2 volumes. 

83. Den Tappre och Snillrike Riddaren Don Quixotes af Mancha, Lefverne 

och Bedrifter af Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Öfversättning ifran 

Spanska Originalet af J.M. Stjernstolpe. 

Stockholm: Henrik A. Nordström, 1818. 4 volumes. 

84. Leben und Thaten des scharfi sinnigen edlen Don Quixote von la 

Mancha von Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translation by Ludwig 

Tieck. 

Wien: L. Grund, 1818. 5 volumes. 

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85. Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the original Spanish of 

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, embellished with 

twenty-four highly fi nished engravings, from drawings designed 

especially for this edition. 

London: Printed for T. McLean, 1819. 4 volumes. 

86. Martín Fernández de Navarrete. Vida de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: La Real Academia Española, 1819. 

87. El ingenioso hidalgo D. Quijote de la Mancha compuesto por Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. 

Madrid: Imprenta Real, 1819. 4 volumes. 

88. Le Luminose Geste di Don Chisciotte disegnate ei incise da Francesco 

Novelli in XXXIII tavole con spiegazioni. Translated into Italian by 

Bartolommeo Gamba. 

Venezia: Tipografi a di Alvisopoli, 1819. (#25) 

89. The Life and Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

London: Printed for Hurst, Robinson and Co., 1820. 4 volumes. 

90. Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit de l’espagnol par Florian. 

Paris: Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1820. 4 volumes. 

91. Louis Holder. Darstellungen der treffendsten humoristischen scennen 

aus den Fahrten des Junkers Don Quixote von Mancha: ein und 

Dreyssig Blætter nach Koypl gestochen. 

Wein: Franz Härter’schen Buchhandlung, 1820. 

92. The Life and Exploits of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the 

original Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis. 

London: Printed by W. Wilson, for J. Bumpus et al. 1821. 4 volumes. 

93. Le Don Quichotte. 

Paris: Chez Méquignon-Marvis, 1821. 4 volumes. 

94. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Exemplary Novels. 

London: Printed for T. Cadell, 1822. 2 volumes. 

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95. The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha. 

Translated by Motteux. 

London and Edinburgh: Hurst, Robinson & Co., and A. Constable, 1822. 5 

volumes. 


Spanish of Miguel Cervantes de Saavedra, by Charles Jarvis. 

London: Published by Knight and Lacey; Jones and Co. Publishers, 1824. 2 

volumes. (#26) 

97. Werke von Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, aus dem Spanischen übers 

von Hieronymus Müller. 

Berlin: Zwickau, Gebrüder Schumann, 1825-1829. 8 volumes. 


Mancha. Translated from the original Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, to which is prefi xed a life of the author. 

New York: E. Duychinck, 1825. 4 volumes. 

99. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha, por Miguel de 


Paris: Baudry, Barrois, 1825. 6 volumes. 

100. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite par 

Filleau de Saint-Martin avec un essai sur la vie et sur les ouvrages de 

Cervantes par M. Auger. 

Paris: Delongchamps, libraire-éditeur, 1825. 6 volumes. 



Philadelphia: J. Crissy & J. Grigg, 1826. 4 volumes. 



Exeter: J. and B. Williams, 1827-1828. 4 volumes. 

103. The Life and Exploits of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated by 

Charles Jarvis. 

London: Jones and Co., 1828. 2 volumes. 

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104. Den sindrige Adelsmand, Don Quixote af Mancha´s Levnet og 

Bedrifter. Translation by Fr. Schaldemose. 

Copenhaguen: Jens Zostrup Schultz, Kongelig Universitets Bogtrykker, 

1829-31. 4 volumes. 

105. Leben und Thaten des scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quixote von la 

Mancha von Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translation by Ludwig 

Tieck. 

Berlin: G. Reimer, 1830-32. 4 volumes. 


l’espangol de Michel de Cervantès par Filleau de Saint Martin. 

Paris: Chez Marlin, 1830. 5 volumes. 

107. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha, compuesto por Miguel 


Barcelona: Viuda é hĳ os de Gorchs, 1832. 4 volumes. 

108. Tobias Smollett. The Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves. 

London: James Cochrane and Co., 1832. 



Paris: Julio Didot, 1832. 2 volumes. 

110. The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote, from the 

Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by T. Smollett, to which is 

prefi xed a memoir of the author by Thomas Roscoe. Illustrated by 

George Cruikshank. 

London: E. Wilson, 1833. 3 volumes. 

111. The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote, from the 

Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by T. Smollett, to which is 

prefi xed a memoir of the author, by Thomas Roscoe. Illustrated by 

George Cruikshank. Roscoe’s Novelist’s Library, vols. 13-15. 

London: Effi ngham Wilson, et al. 1833. 3 volumes 

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112. G. Almar. Don Quixote, or, The knight of the woeful countenance: a 

musical extravaganza in two acts by G. Almar, printed from the acted 

copy, with copious remarks, critical and explanatory, by W.T. Moncrieff, 

to which are added a description of the costume—entrances and exits— 

and the whole of the stage business, embellished with a fi ne engraving 

by Mr. Landells, from a drawing taken in the theatre by Mr. Seymour. 

London: Richardson and Clarke, 1833. 


de Cervantes Saavedra y comentado por Don Diego Clemencín. 

Madrid: E. Aguado, impresor de cámara de S.M. y de su real casa, 1833-39. 

6 volumes. 

114. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de La Mancha, compuesto por Miguel 

de Cervantes Saavedra con el elogio de Cervantes por d. José Mor de 

Fuentes. 

Paris: Baudry, 1835. 2 volumes. 


Cervantès, par Florian, suivi de deux Nouvelles imitées de Cervantes 

par le même. 

Paris: De l’Imprimerie de Ve Didot, 1835. 3 volumes. 

116. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha, compuesto por Miguel 

de Cervantes Saavedra. Nueva edición clásica. 

Boston: Published by Perkins, Marvin, and others, 1836. 2 volumes. (#27) 

117. L’ingénieux hidalgo Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra. Traduit et annoté par Louis Viardot, vignettes de 

Tony Johannot. 

Paris: J.-J. Dubochet et Cie, 1836-1837. 2 volumes. (#28) 


l’espagnol de Michel de Cervantès par Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

Paris: A. Hiard, 1836. 5 volumes. 

119. H. D. Inglis. Rambles in the Footsteps of Don Quixote. 

London: Whi aker and Co., 1837. 

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120. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Mancha. Traduite de 

l’espagnol de Michel de Cervantès par Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

Paris: Mme. Huzard, 1837. 3 volumes. 

121. Histoire de Don Quijote de la Manche. Traduite sur le texte original, 

et d’après les traductions comparées de Oudin et Rosset par F. de 

Brotonne. 

Paris: Lefèvre, A. Desrez, 1837. 2 volumes. 

122. Der sinnreiche Junker Don Quixote von La Mancha, aus dem 

Spanischen übers. Translated by Bertuch, Soltau. 

Stu gart: Verlag der Classiker, 1837-1838. 2 volumes. 

123. Thomas Roscoe. The Life and Writings of Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra. 

London: Printed for T. Tegg, 1839. 

124. The Life and Exploits of Don Quixote de la Mancha, with the Humorous 

Conceits of his Facetious Squire Sancho Panza. 

London: A.K. Newman, 1839. 

125. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite par 

Filleau de Saint-Martin, corrigée et revue sur le texte espagnol, ornée 

de gravures dessinées par Deveria. 

Paris: Corbet Ainé, 1839. 


Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, carefully revised and corrected, 

illustrated by Tony Johannot and others. 

London: Henry G. Bohn, 1842. 2 volumes. 


Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, carefully revised and corrected, 

illustrated by Tony Johannot and others. 

London: Charles Daly, 1842. 

128. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de La Mancha, por Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. Obra adornada de 125 estampas litográfi cas 

(México: Masse y Decaen, 1842). Facsimile edition. 

México: Porrúa, 1995. 2 volumes. 

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129. Don Quixote de la Mancha, translated from the Spanish of Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by M. Smirke. 

London: Henry G. Bohn, 1843. 

130. Aventures de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Édition, revue et corrigée 

par M. l’abbé Lejeune illustrée de 20 grands dessins par MM. Célestin 

Nanteuil, Bouchot et Demoraine. 

Paris: P. C. Lehuby, 1845. 

131. Histoire de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite sur le texte original 

et d’après les traductions comparées de Oudin et Rosset, Filleau de 

Saint-Martin, Florian, Bouchon-Dubournial, Delaunay et L. Viardot par F. 

de Brotonne. 

Paris: Didier, 1846. 

132. Histoire de l’ingénieux seigneur Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite 

sur le texte original par Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

Paris: Renault, 1846. 

133. Don Quichotte, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by Florian. 

Paris: Clarey, 1847. 2 volumes. 

134. Aventures de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Edition, revue et corrigée 

par M. l’Abbé Lejeune. 

Paris: E. Ducrocq, successeur de P.-C. Lehuby, 1847. 

135. Histoire de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite de l’espagnol de 

Michel Cervantès par Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

Paris: Marescq et Cie., 1847. 


Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, with numerous illustrations by 

Tony Johannot. 

Philadelphia: Lea and Blanchard, 1847. 2 volumes. 

137. The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha. With illustrations by Schoff. 

Boston: C. H. Peirce, 1848. 

138. L’ingénieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduction nouvelle 

illustrée par J. J. Grandville. 

Tours: A. Mame et Cie., 1848. 2 volumes. 

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139. L’ingegnoso cittadino don Chisciotte della Mancia, opera di Michele di 

Cervantes Saavedra. Traduzione nuovissima dall’originale Spagnuolo, 

colla vita dell’autore. 

Venezia: Sebastiano Tondelli, 1848. 

140. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha, compuesto por 

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, con la vida de Cervantes por D.M.F. de 

Navarrete. 

Paris: Baudry, Librería Europea, 1850. 

141. The Life and Exploits Don Quixote de Mancha. Translated from the 


Philadelphia: W.A. Leary and Getz, 1850. 

142. The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha. With illustrations by Schoff. 

Hartford: Silas Andrus and Son, 1851. 



Madrid: Francisco Bonosio Piferrer, 1853-1854. 4 volumes. 

144. Don Quixote de la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Revised 

translation into English after Motteux, Jarvis and Smollett. 

New York: D. Appleton, 1853. 

145. The History of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of La Mancha. 

Translated by Motteux. A new edition with copious notes and an essay 

of the life and writings of Cervantes, by John G. Lockhart. 

Boston: Li le, Brown and Co., 1854. 4 volumes. 

146. Histoire de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduite de l’espagnol de 

Michel de Cervantès par Filleau de Saint-Martin. 

Paris: Bernardin Béchet, 1856. 

147. Don Quixote de la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. A revised 

translation based on those of Motteux, Jarvis, and Smollett. 

New York: Appleton, 1857. 

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148. Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the Spanish 

of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, carefully revised 

and corrected, illustrated by Tony Johannot. 

New York: Leavi & Allen Bros. 1857. 

149. L’ingénieux chevalier don Quichotte de la Manche. Par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra, traduction nouvelle illustré par Grandville. 

Tours: A. Mame et Cie., 1858. 

150. The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha with an Account of his 

Exploits and Adventures. 

Halifax: Milner and Sowerby, 1860. 

151. Le Captif ou Aventures de Michel de Cervantès. Translation by H. 

Feuilleret. 

Rouen: Megard, 1860. 



Madrid: Imprenta Nacional, 1862-1863. 3 volumes. 

153. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. 

Argamasilla de Alba: Manuel Rivadeneyra, 1863. 4 volumes. 



Barcelona-Madrid: Sociedad Editorial la Maravilla y Librería Española, 

1863. 

155. L’ingénieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel 

Cervantès. Traduction nouvelle par Rémond. 

Paris: H. Delarue, 1863. 

156. L’ingénieux hidalgo don Quichotte de la Manche par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra. Traduction de Louis Viardot avec les dessins de 

Gustave Doré, gravés par H. Pisan. 

Paris: Librairie de L. Hache e et Cie., 1863. 2 volumes. (#29) 

157. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Cervantès de 

Saavedra. Illustrée de 64 vignettes par Bertall et Forest. 

Paris: Hache e et Cie., 1863. 

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158. The History of Don Quixote. Edited by J. W. Clark and a biographical 

notice of Cervantes by T. Teignmouth Shore; illustrated by Gustave 

Doré. 

London-New York: Cassell, Pe er, and Galpin, 1864. 

159. Den sindrüge adelsmand Don Quixote af la Manchas, levnet og 

bedrivter af Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated into Danish by 

Charlotta Dorothea Biehl. 

Copenhaguen: Fr. Woldikes Forlags, 1865-1869. 2 volumes. (#30) 

160. Obras de Cervantes: El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha… 

aumentada con ‘El Buscapié’ anotado por don Adolfo de Castro. 

Biblioteca Ilustrada de Gaspar y Roig. 

Madrid: Gaspar y Roig, editores, 1865. 

161. L’ingénieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Michel 

Cervantès. Traduction nouvelle par Ch. Furne illustrée de 160 dessins 

par G. Roux, gravés par Yon et Perrichon. 

Paris: Furne, Jouvet et Cie., 1865. 


Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis; illustrations by A.B. Houghton. 

London and New York: Frederick Warne and Co., 1866. 


of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis. 

London and New York: Routledge & Sons, 1866. 

164. Obras de Cervantes: La Galatea, Novelas ejemplares, La tía fi ngida, 

Trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunda, Viaje del Parnaso, Poesías sueltas. 

Biblioteca Ilustrada de Gaspar y Roig. 

Madrid: Gaspar y Roig, editores, 1866. 

165. L’ingénieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Michel 

Cervantès. Traduction nouvelle par Ch. Furne. 

Paris: Furne, Jouvet et Cie., 1866. 2 volumes. 

166. Leben und Thaten des scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quixote von la 

Mancha. Translation by Ludwig Tieck. Illustrations by Doré. 

Berlin: A. Sacco Nachfolger, 1866-68. 2 volumes. 

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167. Leben und Thaten des sinnreichen Junker Don Quixote von La Mancha. 

Adapted by Dr. Lauckhard. 

Leipzig: Alfred Oehmigke, 1869. 

168. Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

Edinburgh: Gall & Inglis, 1870. 


London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, 1870. 

170. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Michel 

Cervantès de Saavedra. Illustrée de 64 vignettes par Bertall et Forest. 


171. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Qvixote de la Mancha, Compuesto por Miguel 

de Cervantes Saavedra. Madrid: Juan de la Cuesta, 1605. Published by 

F. López Fabra. 

Barcelona: Narciso Ramírez, 1871-1873. 2 volumes. (#31) 

172. The History of Don Quixote. 

New York: P. F. Collier, 1871. 

173. Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated from the Spanish of Miguel 


Philadelphia: Lippinco , 1871. 

174. The Wonderful Adventures of Don Quixote de La Mancha, 

and Sancho Panza, his Esquire, abridged and adapted to youthful 

capacities by Sir Marvellous Crackjoke. With illustrations by Kenny 

Meadows & John Gilberti. 

London: Dean and Son, 1872. 

175. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. Edición conforme a 

la última corregida por la Academia Española con la vida del autor y 

notas para la buena inteligencia del texto. 

Paris: Garnier Frères, 1873. 


Boston and New York: Lee and Shepard, and Dillingham, 1874. 

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177. Histoire de l’admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Cervantès de 

Saavedra. Illustrée de 64 vignettes par Bertall et Forest. 


178. Manuel Fernández y González. El príncipe de los ingenios, Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra: novela histórica. 

Barcelona: Espasa Hermanos, 1876. 

179. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. 

Barcelona: Imprenta de L. Obradors y P. Sulé, 1876. 2 volumes. 


of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jervas. 

Philadelphia: Porter and Coates, 1876. 


of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Motteux. 

London: Frederick Warne and Co., 1877. 

182. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. 

Madrid: Biblioteca Universal Ilustrada, 1877. 2 volumes. 

183. L’ingénieux hidalgo Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra. Traduit par Florian. 

Paris: Garnier Frères, 1877. 

184. L’ingénieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra. Illustrations par Grandville. 

Tours: A. Mame et Fils, 1877. 

185. F. López Fabra. Iconografía de Don Quixote. Reproducción heliográfi ca 

y foto-tipográfi ca de 101 láminas elegidas entre las 60 ediciones, 

diversamente ilustradas, que se han publicado durante 257 años, 

destinadas á la primera edición de Don Quijote por D. Francisco López 

Fabra; reproducida por la foto-tipografía. 

Barcelona: Heredero de Don Pablo Riera, 1879. 4 volumes. 

186. The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of la Mancha. 

Translated from the Spanish by P. A. Motteux. Illustrations designed 

and etched by Adolphe Lalauze. 

Edinburgh: William Paterson, 1879-1884. 4 volumes. (#32) 

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187. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha compuesto por Miguel 


Barcelona: Montaner y Simón, 1880-1883. 2 volumes. (#33) 



Barcelona: Biblioteca Ilustrada de Espasa y Compañía, 1880. 2 volumes. 

189. The History of Don Quixote of La Mancha. Translated from the Spanish 

by Motteux, edited, with notes and memoir, by John G. Lockhart, 

preceded by a short notice of the life and works of Motteux by Henri 

Van Laun, with sixteen original etchings by R. de los Ríos. 

London: J.C. Nimmo and Bain, 1880. 4 volumes. 

190. The Adventures of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de la 

Mancha, by Miguel Cervantes Saavedra. From the translation of 

Motteux, with sixteen original illustrations by L. Hopkins. 

New York: Hurst & Co., 1880. 

191. The Ingenious Knight, Don Quixote de la Mancha. A new translation 

from the originals of 1605 and 1608, by Alexander James Duffi eld, 

with some of the notes of the Reverend John Bowle, Juan Antonio 

Pellicer, Don Diego Clemencín, and other commentators. 

London: C. Kegan Paul & Co., 1881. 3 volumes. 


of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis; illustrated by 

Gustave Doré and Tony Johannot. 

New York: Arundel, 1881. 

193. The History of Don Quixote of la Mancha. Translated from the Spanish 

by Motteux, edited with notes and memoir by John G. Lockhart, 

preceded by a short notice of the Life and Works of Motteux by Henri 

van Laun, with original etchings by R. de los Ríos. 

New York: Worthington and Co., 1881. 4 volumes. 

194. Emma Thompson. Wit and Wisdom of Don Quixote. 

Boston: Robert Brothers, 1882. 

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195. Don Quichotte. 

Paris: Maison Quantin, 1883. 

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196. L’histoire de Don Quichotte de la Mancha, par Michel Cervantès. 

Première traduction française par C. Oudin et F. de Rosset, avec une 

préface par É. Gebhart, dessins de J. Worms gravés à l’eau-forte par de 

los Ríos. 

Paris: Jouast, Librairie des Bibliophiles, 1884. 6 volumes. 


by Charles Jarvis. With fi fteen etchings on steel by George Cruikshank. 

London: George Routledge and Sons, 1885. 

198. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha, según el texto 

corregido y anotado por el Sr. Ochoa. 

Nueva York: D. Appleton, 1885. 

199. The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, by Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. A translation, with introduction and notes, by John 

Ormsby. 

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1885. 2 volumes. 

200. Don Quichotte von La Mancha. Eine Erzählung für die Jugend nach 

Miguel Cervantes de Saavedra, bearbeitet von Franz Hoffmann 

mit vielen Textillustrationen und sechs Farbendruckbildern nach 

Aguarellen von Adolf Wald. 

Stu gart: K. Thienemanns, 1885. 

201. L’ingénieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra. Illustrations par Grandville, Karl Girardet et 

Fraipont. 

Tours: Mame et Fils, 1885. 

202. The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of la Mancha, by Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. A translation, with introduction and notes, by John 

Ormsby. With a portrait and illustrations by Cruikshank. 

New York: Dodd, Mead and Co., 1887. 4 volumes. 

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203. L’ingénieux hidalgo don Quichotte de la Manche, par Miguel de 

Cervantès Saavedra. Traduit par Florian. 

Paris: H. Lecène et H. Oudin, 1887. 

204. The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, by Miguel de 


London: B. Quaritch, 1888. 5 volumes. 

205. The Works of Hogarth. 

New York: Hurst, 1890. 

206. James Fitzmaurice-Kelly. The Life of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

A biographical, literary, and historical study, with a tentative 

bibliography from 1585 to 1892, and an annotated appendix on the 

Canto de Calíope. 

London: Chapman and Hall, 1892. 

207. The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of la Mancha, by Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. A translation, with introduction and notes by John 

Ormsby, with portrait and illustrations by Cruickshank. 

New York: Dodd, Mead and Co., 1893. 4 volumes. 

208. Don Quichotte de la Manche, Cervantes. Edition pour la Jeunesse 

illustrée par Henri Pille. 

Paris: Charavay, Mantoux, Martin, Librairie d’Éducation de la Jeunesse, 

1893. 

209. Don Quichotte de la Manche, par Michel Cervantès. 

Paris: Librairie de Théodore Lefèvre, 1894. 

210. Henry Edward Watts. Miguel de Cervantes: His Life and Works. 

London: Adam and Charles Black, 1895. 

211. H. S. Ashbee. An Iconography of Don Quixote, 1605-1895. 

London: Printed for the author at the University Press, Aberdeen, and issued 

by the Bibliographical Society, 1895. 


Mancha. Translated by Thomas Shelton. 

London and Philadelphia: Gibbings and Co., and J. B. Lippinco , 1895. 4 

volumes. 

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213. The History of Don Quixote of the Mancha. Translated from the Spanish 

of Miguel de Cervantes by Thomas Shelton, with introductions by 

James Fitzmaurice-Kelly. 

London: David Nu , 1896. 4 volumes. 

214. August F. Jaccaci. On the Trail of Don Quixote: being a record of 

rambles in the ancient province of La Mancha. Illustrated by Daniel 

Vierge. 

New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1896. 

215. The Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Adapted for the young by 

M. Jones. 

London: G. Routledge and Sons, Ltd., 1896. 

216. Segunda Parte del ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha 

(Madrid: Juan de la Cuesta, 1615). Facsimile edition. 

Barcelona: Montaner y Simon Editores, 1897. 

217. Don Quixote Jr., Knight of the Doorstep and Champion of the Front 

Yard. 

Boston: Lothrop Publishing Co., 1897. 


Mancha. Translated by Charles Jarvis; illustrations by W. H. Robinson. 

London: Sands & Co., 1897. 

219. Don Quixote of la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Translated, with introduction and notes by John Ormsby. 

New York: T. Y. Crowell Co., 1897. 



Barcelona: F. Seix, 1898. 3 volumes. 

221. Don Qvixote of the Mancha. Retold by Judge Parry. Illustrated by Walter 

Crane. 

London: Blackie and Son Limited; Manchester: Sherra & Hughes, 1900. 

(#34) 

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222. The Adventures of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de la 

Mancha, by Miguel Cervantes Saavedra. From the translation of 

Motteux, with sixteen original illustrations by L. Hopkins. 

New York: Hurst and Co., 1900. 

223. Don Quixote de la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Translated by Henry Edward Watts with a critical and biographical 

introduction by Joseph O’Connor. 

New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1900. 2 volumes. 

224. Don Quichotte de la Manche, edition pour la jeunesse d’après la 

traduction de Florian. Précedée d’une introduction par M. L. Tarsot. 

Paris: Librairie Renuard, H. Laurens, 1900. 

225. L’Ingénieux hidalgo don Quichotte de la Manche. Translated by Florian. 

Paris: Societé Française d’Imprimerie et de Librairie, 1900. 

226. The Child’s Don Quixote, being the adventures of Don Quixote retold for 

young people by Calvin Dill Wilson. 

New York: T.Y. Crowell, 1901. 

227. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. Texto corregido y 

anotado por el Sr. Ochoa. 

Nueva York: D. Appleton y Compañía, 1901. 

228. Don Quichotte de la Manche. 

Paris: Librairie d’Éducation Nationale, 1901. 

229. José M. Asensio. Cervantes y sus obras, con prólogo del Dr. 

Thebussem. 

Barcelona: F. Seix, 1902. 

230. The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, 

translated from the Spanish by P. A. Motteux. 

Edinburgh: John Grant, 1902. 4 volumes. 

231. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Exemplary Novels. 

Glasgow: Gowans & Gray, 1902. 2 volumes. 

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232. The Adventures of Don Quixote of la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra. Illustrated by W. Heath Robinson. 

London: Dent & New York: Du on, 1902. 

233. Les aventures de Don Quichotte. Illustrées de 31 planches du XVIIIe 

siècle tirées de l’original espagnol, fi gures de Coypel, Picart le Romain 

et autres habiles maîtres, avec le portrait de Cervantès par José del 

Castillo, traduction de Florian, édité spécialement pour les magasins 

du Bon Marché. 

Paris: P. Brodard, 1902. 

234. The Life and Achievements of Don Quixote de la Mancha. 

London: Simpkin, et al.; New York: Scribner’s Sons, 1902. 


de Cervantes Saavedra. Edición ilustrada con 316 dibujos de M. Ángel, 

grabados por Carretero, Sampietro y Santamaría. 

Madrid: S. Calleja, 1904. 

236. Leben und Taten des Scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quijote von la Mancha. 

Translated by Guido Höller, after Ludwig Tieck. 

Köln: Hermann and Friedrich Schaff stein, 1905. (#35) 

237. The Life and Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha, translated 

from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Illustrated by H.M. 

Brock. 

London: Seeley, 1905. 

238. Albert Frederick Calvert. The Life of Cervantes; with Numerous 

Portraits and Reproductions from Early Editions of Don Quixote. 

London and New York: John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1905. 

239. The Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Adapted for the young by 

M. Jones, with 206 illustrations by Sir John Gilbert and other artists. 

London and New York: George Routledge and Sons, 1905. 

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240. Manuel Henrich. Iconografía de las ediciones del Quijote de Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. Reproducción en facsimile de las portadas de 

611 ediciones, con notas bibliográfi cas tomadas directamente de los 

respectivos ejemplares (del año 1605 al 1905), reunido y ordenado 

cronológicamente por Manuel Henrich, precedido de un homenaje á 

Cervantes por los editores, Prólogo por J. Givanel, Génesis del Quijote 

por Martínez Ruiz (Azorín). 

Madrid: Henrich y Cia., 1905. 3 volumes. 

241. L´ingenieux hidalgo don Quichotte de la Mancha. Translated by 

Delaunay, and revised by Adrien Grimaux. 

Paris: Librairie Garnier Frères, 1905. 2 volumes. 

242. Quijote del Centenario. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. 

Madrid: R. L. Cabrera, 1905-1908. 8 volumes. (#36) 

243. A.A.V.V. Cervantes y el Quijote. 

Madrid: Tipografía de la Revista de Archivos, Bibliotecas y Museos, 1905. 


Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes. Translated by Thomas Shelton. 

New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1906. 4 volumes. (#37) 

245. Don Quichotte de la Manche. Edition réduite et mise à la porteé de la 

jeunesse par Paul Lefèvre-Géraldy, vingt-quatre aquarelles de Giffey. 

Paris: Librairie Delagrave, 1907. 

246. Leben und Taten des scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quixote von la Mancha, 

von Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Übersetzt von Ludwig Tieck, 

illustriert von Paul Scheurich. 

Berlin: Buchverlag fürs Deutsche Haus, 1908. 2 volumes. 

247. Catalogue of Printed Books: Cervantes. 

London: British Museum, 1908. 

248. The History of the Valorous & Witty Knight-Errant Don Quixote of the 

Mancha. Translated by Thomas Shelton. 

London: Macmillan and Co., 1908. 3 volumes. 

249. Don Quixote. Translated by Charles Jervas [sic]. 

London: Henry Frowde- Oxford University Press, 1908. 2 volumes. 

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250. Enrique de Leguina. Las armas de don Quijote. 

Madrid: Francisco Beltrán, 1908. 

251. Don Quixote de la Mancha. Edited from the translations of Duffi eld and 

Shelton by Mary E. Burt and Lucy Leffi ngwell Cable. 

New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1909. 

252. Don Qvixote of the Mancha, Retold by Judge Parry. Illustrations by 

Walter Crane. 

Altrincham: John Sherra & Son, 1909. 

253. Antonio Jansen do Paço. Catalogo da colleccão Cervantina com que 

a Bibliotheca Nacional do Rio de Janeiro: Concorreau á Exposicão 

commemorativa do 30 centenario do D. Quixote realisada pelo 

Gabinete Portuguez de Leitura a 12 de junho de 1905. 

Rio de Janeiro: Offi cinas de artes graphicas da Bibliotheca Nacional, 1909. 

254. Leben und abenteuer Don Quixotes, des sinnreichen Ritters von la 

Mancha, nach Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Für die Jugend frei 

bearb. von P. Moritz, mit 6 voll- und 24 textbildern von Fritz Bergen. 

Stu gart: Loewes Verlag, Ferdinand Carl, 1910. 

255. The Adventures of Don Quixote. Adapted from Motteux’s translation 

with illustrations by Paul Hardy. 

London: G. Bell and Sons, 1911. 

256. Vita e Gesta dell’ingegnoso Cavaliere Don Chisciotte della Mancia. 

Tradotto et ridotto per la gioventù da Luigi di San Giusto. 

Roma: G. B. Paravia, 1912. 

257. Leben und Taten des scharfsinnigen Junkers Don Quixote de la 

Mancha, von Miguel de Cervantes. Nach der Tieckschen Übertragung 

mit Beseitigung der umfangreichen störenden Weitschweifi gkeiten 

besorgt von Alexander Benzion, mit vielen Bildern von Chodowiecki. 

Translated by Ludwig Tieck. 

Strasburg: J. Singer 1912. 

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258. Fahrten und Abenteur des hochsinnigen Ritters Don Quichotte von der 

Mancha und seines launigen Knappen Sancho Pansa. Illustrated by 

Julius Schlattmann. 

Berlin: Weichert, 1912. 

259. Aventuras de Don Quijote, por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. 

Barcelona: Ramón de S. N. Araluce, 1913. 

260. The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of la Mancha. 

London G. Bell and Sons, 1913. 2 volumes. 

261. Hogarth’s rejected and suppressed plates: consisting of the seven 

discarded plates to illustrate Cervantes’s Don Quixote and the “Two 

little pictures, called Before and After for Mr. Thomson,” with an essay 

by the late John La Farge. 

New York: Privately printed for members of the Fraternity of Odd Volumes, 

1913. 


Translated by P.A. Motteux; Introduction and notes by J. G. Lockhart. 

New York: Hearst’s, 1915. 3 volumes. 

263. Cervantes Don Quijote, den skarpsindige adelsmand Don Quijote av La 

Mancha, forfattet av Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, oversat fra Spansk 

av Nils Kjaer og Magnus Grønvold, med billeder av Goya, Daumier og 

Marstrand. 

Cristiania: Alb. Cammermeyers Forlag, Lars Swanstrøm, 1916-18. 2 

volumes. 

264. Julio Cejador y Frauca. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Biografi a, 

bibliografi a, crítica). 

Madrid: Imprenta de la Revista de Archivos, Bibliotecas y Museos, 1916. 

265. Aurelio Baig Baños. Rodríguez Marín, documentador cervantino; 

al margen de una obra interesantísima. 

Madrid: Casa Editorial Bailly-Bailliere, 1916. 

266. Juan Suñé Benages and Juan Suñé Fonbuena. Bibliografía crítica de 

ediciones del Quijote impresas desde 1605 hasta 1917. 

Barcelona: Perelló, 1917. 

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267. Homero Serís. La Colección Cervantina de la Sociedad Hispánica de 

América (The Hispanic Society of America). Ediciones de Don Quijote, 

con introducción, descripción de nuevas ediciones, anotaciones y 

nuevos datos bibliográfi cos. 

Urbana: University of Illinois, 1918. 

268. Stories from Don Quixote. Retold by H. L. Havell; with sixteen 

illustrations by Ernest Marriott. 

London: George Harrap, 1919. 

269. Don Qujote von der Mancha. Für die Jugend bearbeitet von Albert 

Geyer. Mit 8 farbigen und vielen schwarzen Bildern nach Zeichnungen 

von Georg Scholz. 

Leipzig: Abel & Müller, 1921. 

270. The Adventures of Don Quixote. Abridged and adapted for children by 

Emily Underwood. Illustrated by C. K. Howe. 

London-Edinburgh: Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd., 1921. 

271. Don Chisciotte della Mancia, racconto per la gioventù italiana, tratto 

dal capolavoro di Michele Cervantes da Giovanni Mari. 

Milan: U. Hoepli, 1922. 

272. The Story of Don Quixote, by Arvid Paulson and Clayton Edwards. 

Illustrations in color by Florence Choate and Elizabeth Curtis. 

New York: Hampton Publishing Co., 1922. 

273. The History of Don Quixote of the Mancha. Translated from the Spanish 

of Miguel de Cervantes by Thomas Shelton, reprinted from the fi rst 

edition, 1612-1620, with a new preface by F.J. Harvey Darton. 

London: Privately printed for the Navarre Society Limited, 1923. 2 volumes. 

274. The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Based on Shelton’s 

translation of 1620, with illustrations by Jean de Bosschère and an 

essay by J. B. Trend. 

New York: G.H. Doran, 1923. 

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275. Leben und taten des scharfsinnigen ritters Don Quixote, Miguel de 

Cervantes. Mit 32 Kupfern von Daniel Chodowiecki, einleitung von 

Heinrich Heine. 

Berlin: Eigenbrödler Verlag, 1924. 4 volumes. 

276. Leben und Taten des scharfsinnigen Edlen Don Quijote von la Mancha. 

Illustrated by Walther Klemm. 

Berlin-Grunewald: Hermann Klemm, 1924. (#38) 

277. The Adventures of Don Quixote. Translated and abridged by Dominick 

Daly. Illustrations by Stephen Baghot de la Bere. 

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1926. 

278. L’ingénieux hidalgo Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduction Louis 

Viardot; dessins de Gus Bofa. 

Paris: S. Kra, 1926-1927. 4 volumes. (#39) 

279. Don Quixote. Edited and abridged by Susan S. Sheridan. 

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1927. 

280. The Adventures of Don Quixote. Adapted by Edwin Gile Rich; with 

illustrations by Herman I. Bacharach. 

Boston: Houghton Miffl in Co., 1928. 

281. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. 

Paris: Garnier frères, 1928. 

282. Juan Suñé Benages. Fraseología de Cervantes: colección de frases, 

refranes, proverbios, aforismos, adagios, expresiones y modos 

adverbiales que se leen en las obras cervantinas, recopiladas y 

ordenadas por Juan Suñé Benages. 

Barcelona: Editorial Lux, 1929. 

283. The Adventures of Don Quixote, by Miguel de Cervantes, with 48 colour 

plates by Harry G. Theaker. 

London and Melbourne: Ward, Lock & Co., 1929. 

284. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha, por Miguel de 

Cervantes Saavedra. Edición ilustrada con láminas de Daniel Urrabieta 

Vierge. Prólogo de Carlos Vázquez. Portadas de José Triadó. 

Barcelona: Salvat Editores, s.a. 1930. 2 volumes. 

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285. The History of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha. Illustrations in 

color by E. McKnight Kauffer. 

London: Nonesuch Press, 1930. 2 volumes. 

286. Gabriel-Martín del Río y Rico. Catálogo bibliográfi co de la sección de 

Cervantes de la Biblioteca Nacional. 

Madrid: Tipografía de la Revista de Archivos, Bibliotecas y Museos, 1930. 

287. Don Quixote. Ozell´s revision of the translation of Peter Motteux. The 

Modern Library. 

New York: Random House, 1930. 

288 Jeremiah D. M. Ford and Ruth Lansing. Cervantes: a Tentative 

Bibliography of his Works and of the Biographical and Critical Material 

Concerning Him. 

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1931. 

289. The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha. Translated, and 

with an introduction, by John Ormsby; illustrated by Enric C. Ricart. 

New York: Printed for the members of the Limited Editions Club by Oliva de 

Vilanova, 1933. 2 volumes. 

290. Histoire de Don Quichotte de la Mancha. Adaptation de Marguerite 

Reynier. 

Paris: Ernest Flammarion, 1933. 

291. Juan Sedó Peris-Mencheta. Catálogo bibliográfi co de la biblioteca 

cervantina reunida hasta el presente. 

Barcelona: José Bosch, Librero, 1935. 

292. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. Con ilustraciones de 

Gustavo Doré, E. Gamba, C. R. Leslie, Angel Lizcano, E. Oliva, Recio y 

Gil, Mariano de la Roca y R. Wheelwright. 

Londres-Madrid: W. M. Jackson, Inc., Editores, 1935. 4 volumes. 


Translated by P. A. Motteux. 

New York: Charles C. Bigelow & Co., Inc., 1935. 4 volumes. 

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294. Don Quichotte de la Manche. Traduit par Francis de Miomandre; ilustré 

par Berthold Mahn. 

Paris: Union Latine d’Éditions, 1935. 5 volumes. (#40) 

295. La Storia del Cavaliere Errante Don Chisciotte della Mancia. Narrato da 

G. Edoardo Mottini; illustrato da Piero Bernardini. 

Torino: Unione tipografi co-editrice torinense, 1935. 

296. The Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Adapted from the 

Motteux translation of the text of Miguel de Cervantes by Leighton 

Barret and illustrated with drawings by Warren Chappell. 

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1939. 

297. William J. Entwistle. Cervantes. 

Oxford at the Clarendon Press, 1940. 

298. Juan Givanel Mas. Catálogo de la colección Cervantina. 

Barcelona: Diputación provincial de Barcelona, Biblioteca Central, 1941. 2 

volumes. 

299. The First Part of the Life and Achievements of the Renowned Don 

Quixote de la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated 

by Peter Motteux, illustrated with wood engravings by Hans Alexander 

Mueller. 

New York: Random House, 1941. 

300. Jaime Fitzmaurice-Kelly. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra: Reseña 

documentada de su vida. 

Buenos Aires: CLYDOC, 1944. 

301. Juan Givanel Mas. Catálogo de la exposición de iconografía Cervantina, 

celebrada en mayo de 1942, Diputación provincial de Barcelona, 

Biblioteca Central; precedido de un estudio acerca de los retratos de 

Cervantes por Juan Givanel y Mas y un apéndice sobre las medallas 

cervantinas por Felipe Mateu y Llopis. 

Barcelona: Diputación Provincial de Barcelona, Biblioteca Central, 1944. 

302. Les Aventures de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Illustrations de Pierre 

Luc. 

Paris: Librairie Gründ, 1945. 

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303. Juan Givanel Mas y Gaziel. Historia gráfi ca de Cervantes y del Quijote. 

Madrid: Editorial Plus-Ultra, 1946. 


Quixote de la Mancha. Translated into English by Peter Motteux. 

Illustrated by Salvador Dalí. 

New York: The Illustrated Modern Library, 1946. (#41) 

305. Quelques aventures de Don Quichotte de la Manche. Illustrations de 

Roland Baux. 

Paris: Editions Jacques Vautrain, 1946. 

306. Don Quijote de la Mancha. Edición conmemorativa del cuarto 

centenario del nacimiento de Miguel de Cervantes con 1200 notas 

de Juan Manuel Iniesta, presentada con un “Ideario del Quijote,” un 

extenso Indice analítico y un ensayo acerca de “La biblioteca de don 

Quijote,” por Joaquín Gil Guiñon. 

Buenos Aires: Joaquin Gil, 1947. 2 volumes. 

307. Catálogo de la sección Cervantina, Biblioteca del Palacio de Perelada. 

Barcelona: J. Porter, 1948. 

308. Antonio Palau y Dulcet. Bibliografía de don Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra, con breves notas críticas y el valor comercial de la mayoría 

de los impresos descritos. 

Barcelona-Madrid: Librería Palau-Asociación de libreros y amigos del libro, 

1950. 

309. Rafael Heliodoro Valle y Emilia Romero. Bibliografía Cervantina en la 

América Española. 

México: Imprenta Universitaria, 1950. 

310. Don Quixote, the Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha. Translation 

of John Ormsby, with a new introduction by Irwin Edman and the 

illustrations by Edy Legrand. 

New York: Heritage Press, 1950. 

311. Don Quixote. Illustrated by Zansky. Classics Illustrated 11. 

New York: Gilberton Co., Inc., 1950. 

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312. Don Kikhot. Yiddish translation by P. Katz. 

Buenos Aires: Farlag Ikuf, 1950. 2 volumes. 

313. Don Quixote. Translated and edited by Samuel Putnam. 

New York: International Collectors Library, 1951. 

314. Luis María Plaza Escudero. Catálogo de la colección Cervantina Sedó. 

Barcelona: José Porter, 1953-55. 3 volumes. 

315. The Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha. Illustrated with eight 

pages of colour plates and drawings in the text by W. Heath Robinson. 

London: J. M. Dent-New York: E. P. Du on & Co., 1953. 

316. Przemy´slny szlachcic Don Kichote z Manczy, Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra. Translated by Anna Ludwika Czerny and Zygmunt Czerny. 

Warszawa: Panstwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, 1955. 

317. Don Quijote de la Mancha. 

Barcelona: Editorial Juventud, 1958. 2 volumes. 

318. Don Quijote. 

Hamburg-Berlin: Deutsche Hausbücherei, 1960. 

319. Exploits of Don Quixote. Retold by James Reeves; illustrated by Edward 

Ardizzone. 

New York: Henry Z. Walck, Inc, 1960. 

320. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha; con una iconografía 

de don Quijote y Sancho Panza. Prólogo y notas de Salvador de 

Madariaga. 

Buenos Aires: Editorial Sudamericana, 1962. 

321. Principales aventuras de don Quijote por Herreros. 

Madrid: Editora Nacional, 1964. 

322. El Quijote: 26 ilustraciones por 13 pintores. 

Buenos Aires: Editorial Universitaria de Buenos Aires, 1966. 

323. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de La Mancha. Ilustrado por José 

Segrelles. 

Madrid: Espasa-Calpe, 1966. 2 volumes. (#42) 

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324. Don Chisciotte della Mancia, Miguel de Cervantes, incisioni di 

Bartolomeo Pinelli. Translated by F. Carlesi. 

Roma: R. Gentulici, 1966. 

325. Don Quichotte de Cervantès par cinquante artistes du XVIIe siècle à 

nos jours. Les peintres du livre. 

Paris: Editions L. C. L., 1968. 

326. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. Ilustraciones de 

Roberto Páez. Edición y notas de Celina S. de Cortazar e Isaías Lerner. 

Prólogo de Marcos A. Morínigo. 

Buenos Aires: Editorial Universitaria de Buenos Aires, 1969. 2 volumes. 

327. The First Part of the Delightful History of the Most Ingenious Knight 

Don Quixote of the Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes. Translated by 

Thomas Shelton, with introduction and notes. 

New York: Collier & Son, 1969. 

328. L´Ingénieux hidalgo don Quichotte de la Manche. Illustrations de 

Daniel Urrabieta Ortiz y Vierge. 

Paris: Jean de Bonnot, 1969. 4 volumes. 

329. Leopoldo Ríus. Bibliografi a crítica de las obras de Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra (Barcelona: Fidel Giró y J. Oliva, 1895-1899). 

New York: Burt Franklin, 1970. 3 volumes. 

330. Don Quichotte vu par un peintre du XVIIIe siècle, Natoire. Catalogue 

par Odile Picard Sébastiani et Marie-Henriette Krotoff. 

Paris: Éditions des Musées nationaux, 1977. 


Quixote de la Mancha. Illustrated by Dalí. 

New York: Abbeville Press, 1979. 

332. El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha. Edición IV centenario; 

adornada con 356 grabados de Gustavo Doré, enteramente 

comentada por Clemencín y precedida de un estudio crítico de 

Luis Astrana Marín, más un índice resumen de los ilustradores y 

comentadores del Quijote por Justo García Morales. 

Valencia: A. Ortells, 1980. 

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333. Don Quixote de la Mancha. With the illustrations of José and Luis 

Jiminez (sic) y Aranda. 

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1981. 

334. El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha. Justo García Soriano y 

Justo García Morales, editores. Ilustraciones de Gustavo Doré y otras 

48 de diversas ediciones. 

Madrid: S.A. de Promoción y ediciones. 1985. 4 volumes. 

335. Antonio Rodríguez. Museo Iconográfi co del Quijote. 

México, D.F.: Fundación Cervantina Eulalio Ferrer, 1987. 

336. Miguel Cervantes Saavedra, Don Quijote, illustriert von by Eberhard 

Schlotter: mit 160 ganzseitigen farbigen Tafeln sowie 186 Vignetten 

1977-1981. 

Das Bücherhaus Krähenwinkel, 1989; Mainz: Gutenberg-Museum, 1987. 

(#43) 

337. Don Quixote; Ausgaben in Vierhundert Jahre. 

Madrid: Ministerio de Cultura, 1991. 

338. Reinhold Metz. Don Quijote. 

München: Published by Prestel-Verlag, 1991. (#44) 

339. The Duc d’Antin Don Quixote Tapestries: the Property of a Gentleman. 

London: Christie, Manson & Woods, Ltd., 1993. 

340. Reynaldo Aguirre, Georgette M Dorn. Works by Miguel de Cervantes 

Saavedra in the Library of Congress. 

Washington: Hispanic Division, Library of Congress, 1994. 

341. José M. Casasayas. Ensayo de una guía de bibliografía cervantina. 

Ediciones castellanas del Quijote hasta su tricentenario (1605-1915). 

Ciudad de Mallorca: J. M. Casasayas, 1995. 

342. Cervantes en el arte. 

Madrid: Ministerio de Educación y Cultura; Centro de Estudios 

Cervantinos, 1997. 

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343. Emilio de la Rosa, et al. Cervantes en imágenes: donde se cuenta 

cómo el cine y la televisión evocaron su vida y su obra. 

Alcalá de Henares: Festival de Cine de Alcalá Henares; Fundación Colegio 

del Rey; Centro de Estudios Cervantinos, 1998. 

344. Johannes Hartau. Honoré Daumier, Don Quijote: komische Gestalt in 

grosser Malerei. 

Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch, 1998. 

345. Don Quijote und Reinhold Metz. 

Bruchsal: State Museum of Baden Karlsruhe, 1998. 

346. Beatriz Vidal de Alba. Museo Iconográfi co del Quijote: Guanajuato, 

México. 

Guanajuato: El Museo Iconográfi co del Quĳ ote, 1998. 

347. Don Quijote de la Mancha. Translation by Jiameng Sun. Ilustrations by 

Salvador Dalí. 

Beĳ ing: October Arts & Literature Publishing House, 2001. (#45) 

348. Patrick Lenaghan, Javier Blas y José Manuel Matilla. Imágenes del Quijote: 

modelos de representación en las ediciones de los siglos XVII a XIX. 

Madrid: Hispanic Society of America-Calcografía Nacional-Real Academia 

de Bellas Artes de San Fernando-Museo Nacional del Prado, 2003. 

349. José Miguel Medrano, et al. El Quijote ilustrado: modelos de 

representación en las ediciones españolas del siglo XVIII y comienzos 

del XIX. 

Madrid: Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte-Real Academia de 

Bellas Artes de San Fernando-Calcografía Nacional, 2004. 

350. Óscar Fernández Olalde y Fernando González Moreno; Prólogo de 

Esther Almarcha Núñez-Herrador e Isidro Sánchez Sánchez. El Quijote 

de las luces: ilustraciones para la edición de la Imprenta Real (1797- 

1798). 

Cuenca: Ediciones de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, 2004. 

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