Leo Vroman - Dagboekgedichten - 2013





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Dagboekgedichten is a hardback poetry collection by Leo Vroman, 48 pages, published in 2013 by Burgersdijk & Niermans in a numbered, limited edition (IXXX) with a dust jacket.
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Leo Vroman - Diary Poems - Leiden, Burgersdijk en Niermans, 2013 - [48] p. - Bound in yellow linen with a cloth cover - 10.6 x 6.8 cm. - Typographic care by Henk de Bruin - New Year's greeting for relations from Antiquariaat/Auction House Burgersdijk & Niermans.
In addition to the regular edition there are forty (40) hand-bound copies, numbered I through XL, printed on premium text paper; with an illustration (taped-in) by the author. This is number IXXX. A splendid copy.
* Leo Vroman (1915–2014) was a Dutch-American poet, (play)writer, draftsman, painter, biologist and hematologist. In the Netherlands he is mainly known as a poet. He considered himself first and foremost a scientist. Vroman lived and worked from 1947 in the United States and became an American citizen in 1951. Yet he is regarded as one of the most important Dutch poets. In 1964 he received the P.C. Hooft Prize.*
Leo Vroman - Diary Poems - Leiden, Burgersdijk en Niermans, 2013 - [48] p. - Bound in yellow linen with a cloth cover - 10.6 x 6.8 cm. - Typographic care by Henk de Bruin - New Year's greeting for relations from Antiquariaat/Auction House Burgersdijk & Niermans.
In addition to the regular edition there are forty (40) hand-bound copies, numbered I through XL, printed on premium text paper; with an illustration (taped-in) by the author. This is number IXXX. A splendid copy.
* Leo Vroman (1915–2014) was a Dutch-American poet, (play)writer, draftsman, painter, biologist and hematologist. In the Netherlands he is mainly known as a poet. He considered himself first and foremost a scientist. Vroman lived and worked from 1947 in the United States and became an American citizen in 1951. Yet he is regarded as one of the most important Dutch poets. In 1964 he received the P.C. Hooft Prize.*

