Th. De Jager - Jan Schonk - 1931





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First edition hardcover in Dutch, titled Jan Schonk, a Kunst monograph edited by Th. De Jager, published by De Torentrans Zeist in 1931, 98 pages, 35 × 25 cm, with 94 mounted reproductions and a complete catalogue; good condition with original decorated cloth binding.
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Beautiful and complete first edition of Jan Schonk – Een keurcollectie reproducties uit zijn werken, published by De Torentrans, Zeist, in 1931.
This richly illustrated monograph was compiled and introduced by Th. de Jager and presents an extensive overview of Jan Schonk's artistic oeuvre, including woodcuts, lithographs, etchings, paintings and drawings.
The book contains 94 mounted reproductions (including colour plates), a portrait of the artist and a complete catalogue of his works. Original decorated publisher's cloth binding.
Condition: complete. Interior fresh and clean. Binding firm. Light age-related spotting to the cloth, otherwise a very good copy. Bookplate (ex libris) on the front pastedown.
An attractive and increasingly scarce publication on one of the notable Dutch graphic artists of the early twentieth century.
Beautiful and complete first edition of Jan Schonk – Een keurcollectie reproducties uit zijn werken, published by De Torentrans, Zeist, in 1931.
This richly illustrated monograph was compiled and introduced by Th. de Jager and presents an extensive overview of Jan Schonk's artistic oeuvre, including woodcuts, lithographs, etchings, paintings and drawings.
The book contains 94 mounted reproductions (including colour plates), a portrait of the artist and a complete catalogue of his works. Original decorated publisher's cloth binding.
Condition: complete. Interior fresh and clean. Binding firm. Light age-related spotting to the cloth, otherwise a very good copy. Bookplate (ex libris) on the front pastedown.
An attractive and increasingly scarce publication on one of the notable Dutch graphic artists of the early twentieth century.

