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Architekt Jujol 1879-1949. Utopia-special.
Utopia, 1976. Doos (31 x 22 x 2 cm.) met o.a. bouwplaat, teksten, kaartspel en dia's. redactie: Hans Kamphuis, Hans Oldewarris, Jan Pesman, Peter de Winter.
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Catalogue: Kunst
Keywords: architectuur kunst
Ars Erotica. Die erotische Buchillustration im Frankreich des 18. Jahrhunderts.
Harenberg, 1989. Einband Umschlag. Dreibandigen Werkes. Herausgegeben und mit bibliographischen Notizen versehen von Ludwig von Brunn. Mit einem Essay von Golo Jacobsen.
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Catalogue: Erotica
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Ars Erotica. Die erotische Buchillustration im Frankreich des 18. Jahrhunderts.
Harenberg, 1989. Einband. Dreibandigen Werkes. Herausgegeben und mit bibliographischen Notizen versehen von Ludwig von Brunn. Mit einem Essay von Golo Jacobsen.
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Catalogue: Erotica
Keywords: erotica
Art Directors' index to Photographers No. 9.
Geneva, Roto Vision, 1983. Bound dustjacket. 392 + 352 p. Ills. Two volume in slipcase.
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Catalogue: Kunst
Keywords: kunst fotografie
AS NO OTHER DARE FAIL: For Samuel Beckett on his 80th Birthday by his friends and admirers.
John Calder/ Riverrun Press,, London/ New York, 1986. Octavo, cloth with dustjacket, 135 p, ills. [Festschrift}. Prints, for the first time, Samuel Beckett's script for "The Capital of the Ruins," and birthday tributes by R. Ellman, B. Whitelaw, D. Warrilow et al. Prints, for the first time, Samuel Beckett's radio script for 'The Capital of the Ruins,' about Beckett's experiences in the Irish Red Cross, from August 1945 to January 1946, on the Normandy coast, in the town of St. Lo. The script was originally read by Samuel Beckett, on June 10, 1946, on Radio Erin.