This catalog documents an exhibition of lithographs by artist John Copley, spanning his career from 1875 to 1950. The exhibition, held at The Fine Art Society in London, showcases the artist's significant contributions to the medium of lithography. An essay by Gordon Cooke provides critical context and analysis of Copley's work, exploring the evolution of his style and thematic concerns throughout his prolific career.

This catalog serves as a detailed record of a significant exhibition dedicated to John Copley's lithographic work. The inclusion of an essay by Gordon Cooke suggests an authoritative perspective on the artist's oeuvre. The focus on a specific period and medium indicates a specialized interest for art historians and collectors of printmaking.