- Slightly dustsoiled; a few sm. dents.
= Axsom/ Platzker 73: "All copies unsigned and unnumbered (aproximately 3000 copies produced in 1971)." Still partly shrinkwrapped.
- Lvs. occas. sl. browned.
= Published in De Volkskrant, March 25th 1977.
- Sl. offsetting in margins from former passepartout; two sm. closed tears in left margin; leaf a bit wobbly.
= Final state.
- A few vaguely yellowed spots.
- (Finger)soiling in blank margins.
- Contents fine. Slipcase joints splitting and some small scratches.
= Unnumbered copy. Cf. Dutel 1498 (40 numb. copies). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XIX.
- Sl. foxed.
= A fine collection of woodcuts by Brazilian artist Misabel Pedroza, daughter of the artists Olga Mary and Raul Pedroza. Partly showing scenes from the Afro-Brazilian community, i.a. fishermen, ceramics sellers and women performing a religious (Ogum) ritual. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XIX.
- Without the poems.
= Ten plates from the series Poemas grotescos e macabros (1931) by the Brazilian poet and surrealist artist Raul Pedroza, showing grotesque/ monstrous figures to illustrate his poems. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XX.
- Some vague yellowish lines (from the printing process?); tiny dent in blank margin.
= Plates by i.a. C. Andriessen, J. Batterman, M. Jepkes, P.G. Rueter and A. Wortel.
AND 8 etchings and engravings by i.a. M. Jespkes, J. Mensinga and L. Strik, all numb. "21/100" in pencil, probably all from the same (Pen and Burijn?) portfolio.
- Trife age-toned and very vaguely dustsoiled in lower part.
- Glazed areas occas. sl. chafed; some foxed spots; restored crack in lower left part.
= Alain Ramié 378. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XX.