Justus van Effen - De Hollandsche spectator - 1731-1735
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De Hollandsche Spectator by Justus van Effen, first edition (1731–1735) in Dutch, in a half-leather binding, one volume containing parts 9 and 10, 480 pages, published by Hermanus Uytwerf; condition: reasonably good.
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The Hollandsche Spectator - Justus van Effen - Amsterdam, Hermanus Uytwerf 1731/1735 - parts 9 and 10 in one volume - First edition - 240, 240 pp - half-leather binding
Fairly worn with some shelf and bump marks; head of spine slightly frayed. Text block solid in the binding. Interior browned, some spots, only foxing spots
Justus van Effen became 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, frugality, zeal for cleanliness, excessive eating and drinking habits, and provincialism. His style is rationalizing, sober. Van Effen’s famous novella Kobus and Agnietje first appeared in the magazine in 1733. The Hollandsche Spectator was initially a weekly, but from its 21st issue in 1732 it appeared biweekly.
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The Hollandsche Spectator - Justus van Effen - Amsterdam, Hermanus Uytwerf 1731/1735 - parts 9 and 10 in one volume - First edition - 240, 240 pp - half-leather binding
Fairly worn with some shelf and bump marks; head of spine slightly frayed. Text block solid in the binding. Interior browned, some spots, only foxing spots
Justus van Effen became 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, frugality, zeal for cleanliness, excessive eating and drinking habits, and provincialism. His style is rationalizing, sober. Van Effen’s famous novella Kobus and Agnietje first appeared in the magazine in 1733. The Hollandsche Spectator was initially a weekly, but from its 21st issue in 1732 it appeared biweekly.
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Details
Number of books
1
Subject
Literature
Book title
De Hollandsche spectator
Author/ Illustrator
Justus van Effen
Condition
Fair
Publication year oldest item
1731
Publication year youngest item
1735
Height
22 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
14 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Hermanus Uytwerf
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
480
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