c1930 To the East and Home Again By Jo Spier c1930- Amsterdam- Royal Dutch Mail 11.5" by 16"; Unpaginated [80pp]
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Description
Colour Plates, Illustrated, Scarce
Collated, complete with thirty nine plates. Joseph Spier was a popular Dutch artist and illustrator born in Zutphen in the Netherlands. Spier worked for the newspaper 'De Telegraaf' where he created humorous illustrations and cartoons about everyday life. Spier's work became political with the outbreak of the second world war, and he was arrested for a satirical depiction of Hitler and held in a concentration camp until the end of the war.
Condition
In a paper binding. Externally, worn with loss to rear board. Hinges failed with textblock detached from boards aside from one plate. Internally, firmly bound. Pages bright and generally clean, with handling marks and light tide marks to page edges, plates unaffected.
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