A. Roland Holst - Verzen, plus persoonlijke brief uit gesticht St. Elizabeth te Amsterdam - 1914





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A second edition (1914) of Verzen by A. Roland Holst, accompanied by a hand-signed personal letter from the St. Elizabeth asylum in Amsterdam, in a softcover in good reading condition, 170 pages in Dutch.
Description from the seller
Auction lot contains:
2nd edition Verses 1914 - A. Roland Holst
Van Dishoeck, Bussum
170 pp.
20x14.5 cm
Softcover in good, readable condition, somewhat discolored at the edge and on the cover.
Letter from A. Roland Holst
Written from the St. Elizabeth asylum on Prinsengracht, Amsterdam, where the author was admitted. He writes this letter to a visiting physician (Dr. Schröter) with whom he got on well, asking whether he may privately visit the physician as soon as he is released from the asylum. 'I hardly feel like a patient here and more like a hotel guest who has been duped by bad weather.'
The letter is undated, only a general dating ('Sunday afternoon'), as the writer customarily dated his correspondence.
A unique source from the hand of A. Roland Holst!
Auction lot contains:
2nd edition Verses 1914 - A. Roland Holst
Van Dishoeck, Bussum
170 pp.
20x14.5 cm
Softcover in good, readable condition, somewhat discolored at the edge and on the cover.
Letter from A. Roland Holst
Written from the St. Elizabeth asylum on Prinsengracht, Amsterdam, where the author was admitted. He writes this letter to a visiting physician (Dr. Schröter) with whom he got on well, asking whether he may privately visit the physician as soon as he is released from the asylum. 'I hardly feel like a patient here and more like a hotel guest who has been duped by bad weather.'
The letter is undated, only a general dating ('Sunday afternoon'), as the writer customarily dated his correspondence.
A unique source from the hand of A. Roland Holst!

