Julius Meier-Graefe / Erich Klossowski - Orlando und Angelica. Ein Puppenspiel in zehn Akten - 1912
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Orlando und Angelica. Ein Puppenspiel in zehn Akten is a German-language hardback by Julius Meier-Graefe and Erich Klossowski, published in 1912 by Paul Cassirer, in 133 pages of folio size (40 x 31.5 cm) with 72 lithographs, first edition, original language German.
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Meier-Graefe: Orlando and Angelica. A Puppetry in Ten Acts.
72 lithographs by Erich Klossowski, including 11 full-page and 10 in color
Decorative cover, recto and verso, repeating motif of figures in cream, orange, yellow and light brown. Mounted on the recto, a rectangle, black titles on cream paper.
In folio (40 x 31.5 cm), 133 pages
Berlin, Paul Cassirer 1912
slight defects to the cover, some foxing on the endpapers
very fine copy of this rare and magnificent work
superb illustration and Jugendstil layout
Julius Meier-Graefe, born in Reșița on 10 June 1867 and died in Vevey on 5 June 1935, was a German art critic, art historian, publisher, gallerist and writer.
Erich Klossowski de Rola, born 19 December 1875 in Ragnit (East Prussia) and died 23 January 1949 in Sanary-sur-Mer (Var), is a German art historian and painter naturalized French.
He is the father of Pierre Klossowski and of Balthus.
Meier-Graefe: Orlando and Angelica. A Puppetry in Ten Acts.
72 lithographs by Erich Klossowski, including 11 full-page and 10 in color
Decorative cover, recto and verso, repeating motif of figures in cream, orange, yellow and light brown. Mounted on the recto, a rectangle, black titles on cream paper.
In folio (40 x 31.5 cm), 133 pages
Berlin, Paul Cassirer 1912
slight defects to the cover, some foxing on the endpapers
very fine copy of this rare and magnificent work
superb illustration and Jugendstil layout
Julius Meier-Graefe, born in Reșița on 10 June 1867 and died in Vevey on 5 June 1935, was a German art critic, art historian, publisher, gallerist and writer.
Erich Klossowski de Rola, born 19 December 1875 in Ragnit (East Prussia) and died 23 January 1949 in Sanary-sur-Mer (Var), is a German art historian and painter naturalized French.
He is the father of Pierre Klossowski and of Balthus.
Details
Number of books
1
Subject
Illustrated, Literature, Theatre
Book title
Orlando und Angelica. Ein Puppenspiel in zehn Akten
Author/ Illustrator
Julius Meier-Graefe / Erich Klossowski
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1912
Edition
1st Edition
Language
German
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
133
