- Binding sl. stained and rubbed. = Employee magazine of De Bijenkorf.
- One leaf w. tear; occas. trifle foxed. Dustwr. sl. frayed. = Rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXIV.
- Frontwr. of no.1 w. tiny marginal tear.
= Interesting magazine, edited by L.J. Jordaan, G.H. Knap and H. Scholte. Maan, Paul Schuitema visual organiser: "The Rotterdam Filmliga occupied an important place in the cultural life of the city around 1930. The Dutch Film Liga had been set up in 1927 as a result of the ban on showing the Russian film The Mother by the Russian avant-garde filmmaker Pudovkin in public. The Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens therefore ran the film at three private showings in Amsterdam. A month later, the Amsterdam Filmliga was an accomplished fact."
AND 1 other w. orig. photomontage wr. by C. OORTHUYS: Het ontwaken van Azië (Amst., 1932, ills., sm. 4to).
- Dustwr. laid down on silver paper/ frayed/ sl. chipped. = Kerssemakers 2147.
AND 3 others w. photogr./ photomontage (dust)wr. by the same: K. PLÄTNER, Eros im Zuchthaus (Berlin, 1929. Backwr. loose); Sinclair, U., Jimmie Higgins (Berlin, n.d. (1928)); M. Gorki, Die Mutter (Berlin, 1927. Dustwr. lacks tiny part). Herzfelde, W. John Heartfield. Leben und Werk, dargestellt von seinem Bruder. Dresden, VEB, 1962, 3rd ed., 385(3)p., num. (col.) ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr. by JOHN HEARTFIELD, 4to. - AND an issue of Lilliputt with an article on Heartfield's photomontage: A Master of political art (1939, 464-472p., ills., orig. wr.).
- Contents occas. sl. foxed. Wrappers loosening; trifle frayed and w. vague oblique fold.
= Very rare.
- Upper joint and spine strengthened w. sellotape; bookblock sl. warped; wr. sl. stained.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXIV.
- Occas. w. (sm.) defects.
= I.a. for H.J. van Braambeek, Lichten en schichten (n.pl., 1936, unidentified designer, 4to); H.R. Knickerbocker, De roode handel dreigt! (Leyden, 1932, des. by H.JR.); H.C. Pieck, Zwart en wit uit het roode Rusland (Amst., 1930, unidentified designer, 4to) and J. Brouwer, Spanje (Rott., 1939, des. by F. DUPONT).
ADDED: ±85 others, for the largest part orig. book covers (mainly) designed by Dick Bruna (1955-1975, limp boards, part of the series Zwarte Beertjes, a few photomontage designs).
- Generally in good condition; some usual defects. = Rare collection of fine early photomontage.
- Some sl. foxing in blank margins. Spine of slipcase sl. rubbed and stained.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXV.
- Spine trifle browned; slipcase w. a few foxed spots.
- Wrappers occas. sl. frayed. Otherwise a fine set.
= Vol. I - II. Catalogue de l'oeuvre gravé et lithographié 1904-1967/ 1966-1969; Vol. III. Catalogue de l'oeuvre gravé céramique 1949-1971; Vol. IV. Catalogue de l'oeuvre gravé et lithographié (...) 1970-1972.
- Tiny waterstain in upper right corner frontwr.; foot of spine chipped.
- First lithograph trifle foxed; other lithographs fine; mounted label w. several entries. Spine faded; portfolio sl. dam.
= Goepert-Frank 113; on the lithographs Bloch 1014-1017; Mourlot 346, 348, 349 and 350. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXV.
- Fine copy.
- Six plates sl. foxed; text booklet first 2 lvs. (sl.) foxed; frontwr. stained in lower outer margin. Covers of chemise (sl.) soiled/ stained; backstrip and boardedges sl. worn; joints splitting at spine-ends.
- Fine set.
= Arntzen/ Rainwater P492: "Standard work on the goldsmiths of Paris from 1292 to the end of the 18th century (...)."