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Reeves & Turner
A Victorian London publishing partnership known for bookselling as well as publishing, this firm was active from the mid-19th century and became especially associated with literary, art, music, and reform-minded works.
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Catalogue of Works Literary Art and Music
by Reeves & Turner
About the author
Reeves & Turner was a London partnership between William Dobson Reeves and Osborne Turner, established in 1851. Contemporary book-history sources describe the firm as both booksellers and publishers, with a catalog that ranged from reprints of older texts to newer literary and cultural works.
The business is remembered in part for its broad late-Victorian output. Library and research records connect the name with publications in literature, art, music, and related fields, while historical accounts note that the firm also handled political and social writing.
Because Reeves & Turner was a publishing house rather than a single author, there is no clear single-author portrait to use here. The available reliable sources in this search focused on the firm and on William Reeves, but did not provide a suitable confirmed portrait image through the page images reviewed.