Blanke Gestalten / - door Arthur van Schendel.
Date
1923.
Collection
Creator(s)
Code
112078
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Gilt and black binding design on dark grey paper over boards.
Design on front cover and spine only. Cream endpapers decorated with design in brown. Unsigned; designer unknown (LO/C32). From the collection of David Rodger LO/C32. 210 pages ; 19cm.
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