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A particularly notable part of that collection , included here , are the works of Isaac Rosenberg published during his lifetime : Night and Day , Youth , and Moses . He attended the Slade School of Art in London , and was part of a circle of emerging modern artists that included Mark Gertler , Paul Nash , Stanley Spencer , and Dora Carrington . Subscription bills were circulated and the printer John Wilson of Kilmarnock engaged to produce the volume . Effingham Wilson was known as a radical or reform publisher , and the reputation of the firm may have drawn conservative criticism of Tennyson 's early work . The 1941 Treasure Island contains designs , typical of American book-illustration of the period , by the Scots-born American illustrator Edward A. Wilson ( b.1884 ) . However , investments in better energy technologies for the poor offer the possibility of substantial and important benefits aside from GHG reductions , including reduced health risks , saving of women ’ s time , reduced resource consumption , and other local benefits . Robinson 's illustrations bear an understandable affinity to the work of his better-known younger brother , the illustrator and British Rube Goldberg , W. Heath Robinson , but there is strong stylistic relationship with the work of other contemporary illustrators and book-designers .