GOOSEY GOOSEY GANDER; THE DOVE SAYS COO; UNICORN. Three woodblock prints.

Three wood engravings printed from the original 1939 block at Incline Press circa 1993. Goosey measures 5.5 x 4cm; Doves 5 x 3cm; Unicorn 4.5 x 3cm, all on paper measuring 14 x 14cm. In fine condition. With an autograph postcard from Incline Press owner Graham Moss dated 6.xi.2000 "A few extra prints from the wood - these are some of the extras done for subscribers and surplus to requirements here. As an EM collector I thought you might like to have them".

Enid Marx (1902-1998) was a British textile designer, printmaker and illustrator who, alongside her contemporaries Eric Ravilious and Edward Bawden, defined mid-century design. Perhaps best known for her iconic London underground fabrics, she was one of the first ever women to be named a Royal Designer for Industry. Incline Press was founded in 1993 by Graham Moss working out of Oldham and producing hand-bound, letterpress-printed books. Enid Marx was a supporter and contributor from their very first publication, an edition of 'Nursery Rhymes'.