Justus Van Effen - De Hollandsche Spectator - 1756
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Justus van Effen, author and illustrator, De Hollandsche Spectator, two volumes in half-leather bindings, a 1756 reprint published by K van Tongerlo, with 759 pages.
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The Hollandsche Spectator - Justus van Effen - Amsterdam, K van Tongerlo, 1756 half-leather bindings
Good. Planing and impact marks. Inside pages discolored, some pages browned, here and there a spot, a hole in three sheets. Slight spine wear. Stamp on the first flyleaf and on the last page of both parts. Scribble on the title pages.
Gray spot visible on several photos on the right in the middle — this is not on the paper but lens damage.
This third part (the first and second pieces) contains the reprint of the originally fifth and sixth parts.
Van Effen is known for his edition of the Hollandsche Spectator, which appeared from August 1731 to April 1735. Although he had a few regular collaborators, most pieces were written by Van Effen himself. He comments on the Dutch spirit, thrift, the obsession with cleanliness, excessive eating and drinking habits, and provincialism. His style is rationalizing, sober. The famous novella by Van Effen, Kobus and Agnietje, appears in 1733 for the first time in the periodical.
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The Hollandsche Spectator - Justus van Effen - Amsterdam, K van Tongerlo, 1756 half-leather bindings
Good. Planing and impact marks. Inside pages discolored, some pages browned, here and there a spot, a hole in three sheets. Slight spine wear. Stamp on the first flyleaf and on the last page of both parts. Scribble on the title pages.
Gray spot visible on several photos on the right in the middle — this is not on the paper but lens damage.
This third part (the first and second pieces) contains the reprint of the originally fifth and sixth parts.
Van Effen is known for his edition of the Hollandsche Spectator, which appeared from August 1731 to April 1735. Although he had a few regular collaborators, most pieces were written by Van Effen himself. He comments on the Dutch spirit, thrift, the obsession with cleanliness, excessive eating and drinking habits, and provincialism. His style is rationalizing, sober. The famous novella by Van Effen, Kobus and Agnietje, appears in 1733 for the first time in the periodical.
To be sent by registered mail
Details
Number of books
2
Subject
Literature
Book title
De Hollandsche Spectator
Author/ Illustrator
Justus Van Effen
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1756
Height
16 cm
Edition
Reprint
Width
11 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
K van Tongerlo
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
759
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