Willem Frederik Hermans, Guillaume van der Graft, Hans Warren, Paul Rodenko, e.a. - Parade der Profeten. Litterair tijdschrift - October-November-December - 1944





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Parade der Profeten. Litterair tijdschrift - October-November-December is a numbered, limited first edition of the 1944 Dutch poetry issue, featuring contributions by Willem Frederik Hermans, Guillaume van der Graft, Hans Warren, Paul Rodenko and others, with pasted-in illustrations.
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Very special piece of literary history. Legendary clandestine magazine from autumn 1944. Parade der Profeten, poetry issue no. 7-8-9 (October-November-December 1944). With (unique) erratum.
Overall good copy (though damage to the cover and a defective spine) of this highly sought-after and extremely fragile edition of 'Parade der Profeten'. Numbered (no. 52) and signed by editors Carla Scheidler, Jan Praas and Ad van Noppen. Poems by lesser-known and more familiar poets. Very special are the (extremely early!) contributions by figures such as Guillaume van der Graft, Willem Frederik Hermans, Paul Rodenko and Hans Warren. Also interesting is a large essay on the poetry of the time. Illustrated (pasted in) by among others Joost Baljeu, Pieter Wildschut and Tjeerd Ackema.
See especially the photos for your own impression.
Very special piece of literary history. Legendary clandestine magazine from autumn 1944. Parade der Profeten, poetry issue no. 7-8-9 (October-November-December 1944). With (unique) erratum.
Overall good copy (though damage to the cover and a defective spine) of this highly sought-after and extremely fragile edition of 'Parade der Profeten'. Numbered (no. 52) and signed by editors Carla Scheidler, Jan Praas and Ad van Noppen. Poems by lesser-known and more familiar poets. Very special are the (extremely early!) contributions by figures such as Guillaume van der Graft, Willem Frederik Hermans, Paul Rodenko and Hans Warren. Also interesting is a large essay on the poetry of the time. Illustrated (pasted in) by among others Joost Baljeu, Pieter Wildschut and Tjeerd Ackema.
See especially the photos for your own impression.

