‎1900‎

‎Oscar WILDE 1854 1900‎

‎A Florentine Tragedy and La Sainte Courtisane MP3 CD Jan 01 2017 Oscar WILDE 1854 - 1900‎

‎IDB Productions 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. A Florentine Tragedy is a portion of an unfinished stage show produced by Oscar Wilde. The plot is about Simone a rich 16th century Florentine tradesperson who happens to see his wife Bianca together with a prince in their hometown Guido Bardi. After simulating generosity Simone contests the prowler to a duel wins over him and throttles him. This made Simone and Bianca reunite and love each other even more. </br></br>Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde was an Irish poet and script writer. After drafting in many styles during the latter part of the 19th century he was among London's very famous script writers in the first years of 1890s. He is mostly recognized for his epigrams and stage plays his work of fiction The Picture of Dorian Gray also with the incidents of his captivity and early demise. </br></br>When he became a spokesman for aestheticism he was occupied with different literary goings-on: he wrote a collection of poems gave lectures in the United States and Canada on the new "English Renaissance in Art" and thereafter went back to London where he was hired creatively as a journalist. He was renowned for his intelligence humor outrageous robe and glistening dialogue talent Oscar was among the most famous figures of his time. He also advanced his thoughts of the rule of art in a sequence of conversations and essays and integrated topics of depravity deceit and attraction into what would be his only novella The Picture of Dorian Gray published in 1890. The chance to build aesthetic specifics concisely and unite them with bigger societal plots led Oscar to transcribe a dramatical skit. He produced Salome in French while in Paris even though it was declined a licence for England because of a definite restraint on the depiction of Biblical matters on the English play. IDB Productions unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 1U-UNY5-P8UE ISBN : 1776741331 9781776741335

‎Oscar WILDE 1854 1900‎

‎Aphorisms MP3 CD Jan 01 2017 Oscar WILDE 1854 - 1900‎

‎IDB Productions 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Oscar Wilde IDB Productions unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 6Y-S38J-O1MB ISBN : 177674134X 9781776741342

‎Oscar Wilde 1854 1900 Illustrated Drawings By Pamela Bianco in Color & b/w Color Frontispiece PORTRAIT of Infanta Pink De‎

‎Birthday of the Infanta The Short Tale of the Spanish Court of the Renaissance About the Infanta Daughter of the King of Spain‎

‎Macmillan NY 1929. HBDJ October 1929 stated 1st Edition Dates Match Color illustrated DJ rub wear Soil & small Chips along Top edges & top spine DJ Soiling small tears Back DJ Interior nice tight clean light FoX Wear PC NF/GOOD 59 pgs Original Blue decorated in Black Cover Tall 8vo 6 1/4" x 9 1/2". Titled on spine in Black Dj illustration is present and is a repeat of the frontispiece. First Edition. Hard Cover. Macmillan , NY hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 22923

‎OSCAR WILDE 1854 1900.‎

‎Lady Windermere'in yelpazesi. Piyes 4 perde. = Lady Windermere's fan. Translated by Irfan Konur G�rgen.‎

‎Istanbul: Hilmi Kitabevi 1938. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7� - 9�" tall. In special modern cloth bdg. Foolscap 8vo. 18 x 12 cm. In Turkish. 101 p. First Turkish Edition of Wilde's 'Lady Windermere's fan'. Lady Windermere'in yelpazesi. Piyes 4 perde. = Lady Windermere's fan. Translated by Irfan Konur G�rgen. <br/> <br/> Hilmi Kitabevi hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 027970

‎Osgood E. 1835 1900 Fuller‎

‎The candle of Latimer and daughter of Zion‎

‎Nabu Press 2010-06-24. Paperback. Good. Nabu Press paperback‎

Bookseller reference : SONG1175482935 ISBN : 1175482935 9781175482938

‎Osmond Edward 1900 1981‎

‎A Family of Polar Bears‎

‎Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 16-3149

‎Osmond Edward 1900 1981‎

‎A Group of Giraffes‎

‎Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower left. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 16-3141

‎Osmond Edward 1900 1981‎

‎Bambi and Mother at a Waterfall‎

‎Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 16-3143

‎Osmond Edward 1900 1981‎

‎Reindeer and a Snowy landscape with a Man on skis‎

‎Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 16-3147

‎Osmond Edward 1900 1981‎

‎Two Goats with a Bird above‎

‎Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower left. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 16-3150

‎Osmond Edward 1900 1981‎

‎Wild Goats or Llamas with Cacti and Mountain top‎

‎Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 16-3144

‎OSSENDOWSKI Ferdinand‎

‎THE FIRE OF DESERT FOLK.‎

‎The account of a journey through Morocco. Allen & Unwin, London, 1926. In-8 p., tela editoriale (dorso lievem. sbiadito), tit. oro al dorso, pp. 312, con tavv. fotograf. in b.n. f.t. Prima edizione. Resoconto di un viaggio all'interno del Marocco. Testo ben conservato.‎

Bookseller reference : 10519

‎OSSIAN (d.i. James Macpherson)‎

‎Ossian's Gedichte. Rhythmisch übersetzt v. J. G. Rhode. Zweite verbesserte Ausgabe. 3 Bde.‎

‎Berlin: Duncker & Humblot 1817/1818. XXVII, 280/ VII, 277 (1) /272 S. mit jew 1 Frontispiz u. zahlr. Vignetten. mod. priv. Pappbände. *Stellenweise leicht fleckig*.‎

Bookseller reference : 269650

‎Ostwald, Jürgen et al.‎

‎Natur und Naturzerstörung in der Schleswig-Holsteinischen Kunst der letzten 200 jahre‎

‎Kiel/Flensburg/Lübeck/Hamburg, 1985. In-4, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleurs, 222 pp. Vorwort - Björn Engholm : Wir sind Teil der Natur - Carl Friedrich von Weizsächer : Gehen wir einer asketischen Weltkultur entgegen? - Berndt Heydemann/Jutta Müller-Karch : Landsschaftswandel-Landschaftszerstörung - Jürgen Ostwald : Natur and Heimat. Notizen zur schleswig-Holsteinischen Landschaftskunst - ...‎

‎Nombreuses illustrations et planches en noir et blanc.Texte en allemand. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com‎

Bookseller reference : 5039

‎OSTENSO Martha 1900 1963‎

‎Mad Carews The‎

‎Dodd Mead 1927. Hardcover. Acceptable. Disclaimer:A readable copy. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Pages can include considerable notes-in pen or highlighter-but the notes cannot obscure the text. The dust jacket is missing. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less. Dodd, Mead hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : GB000O2OFTGI5N01

‎Ostenso Martha. 1900 1963. Norwegian American novelist and screenwriter.‎

‎SLIP OF PAPER INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY NORWEGIAN AMERICAN NOVELIST AND SCREENWRITER MARTHA OSTENSO.‎

‎June 27 1929. 1929. Good. - An irregularly cut slip of paper approximately 1 inch high by 4-3/8 inch wide is inscribed and signed: "June 27 1929 / Cordially yours -- / Martha Ostenso." The left side of the paper is somewhat darkened & there is a small stain on each side caused by pieces of tape on the verso. There is also unrelated writing on the verso. Good. <p>Born in Haukeland Norway novelist and screenwriter Martha Ostenso moved with her parents to Manitoba Canada and later with her partner to New York City and Minnesota. Her best known novel "Wild Geese" was published in 1925. It was hailed as a landmark in Canadian realism and was made into a film in 1927. Her later novels never received the same acclaim as "Wild Geese" but they continued to explore the same themes of the relationship between men and women and the land they work. Many were based on Minnesota farm life and portrayed the lives of rural immigrants with dignity. She became an American citizen in 1931.</p> June 27, 1929.‎

Bookseller reference : 95618

‎OSTENSO Martha 1900 1963‎

‎The Mad Carews‎

‎New York: Dodd Mead 1927. First Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. First Edition same date on title and copyright pages. Small 8vo; 6 346pp. Publisher's coarsely woven green cloth the spine and upper cover decorated with a wheat stalk and lettered in gilt with decorated end papers the top edge stained orange the fore-edge untrimmed; in a green and orange dust jacket lettered in cream and priced at $2.50. Former owner's inscription on the front fly leaf dated 1927. A Fine copy square and tight in a better than Near Fine jacket with short edge tears and minor nicks. The author's third novel set in Minnesota. Note: With few exceptions always identified we only stock books in exceptional condition with dust jackets carefully preserved in archival removable polypropylene sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dodd, Mead hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : BB0651

‎Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek. Grasberger Franz. Hadamowsky Franz 1900 1995‎

‎Richard-Strauss-Ausstellung zum 100 : Geburtstag / Bearb. von Franz Grasberger und Franz Hadamowsky. Prunksaal der Osterreichischen Nationalbibliothek und Redoutensaalraume 23. Mai bis 15. Oktober 1964‎

‎Wien : Österreichische Nationalbibliothek 1964. First Edition. Near fine copy in the original title-blocked pictorial cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. . Series; Biblos-Schriften ; Bd. 38. Physical description; 359 p. : ill. part col. facsims. incl. music ports ; 21 cm. Notes; Bibliography and list of compositions: p. 333-341. discography: p. 324-332. Subjects; Strauss Richard 1864-1949 - Anniversaries etc. 1964. Music - Exhibitions. Genre; Illustrated. Wien : Österreichische Nationalbibliothek hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 232227

‎Oswalt, Heinrich‎

‎Unterm Märchenbaum - Allerlei Märchen, Geschichten und Fabeln in Reimen und Bildern, [nach den Originalskizzen des Verfassers illustriert von Eugen Klimsch],‎

‎Frankfurt a. M., Rütten & Loening, o.J. (um 1910). 4°, 32 einseitig bedruckte S. mit wunderbaren Farb-Illustr., Text: Fraktur, farbig illustr. original Halbleinen-Einband, 66.-70. Tsd. (Rückdeckel mit Zwergen, die um einen die Einbanddeckel sauber mit durchsichtiger Schutzfolie bezogen (der rote Leinenrücken NICHT!), innen oben im Randbereich stellenw. stärker altersbraunfleckig, sonst altersgemäß gut und ohne Kinderkritzeleien etc. (KiBu-reg)‎

‎Schon sehr Struwwelpeter-ähnlich. Auch einige Seiten mit Frankfurt-Illustrationen. Textbeginn: Einleitung: Das ist der bunte Märchenbaum / Auf seinen Ästen schaukeln / Sich Fee und Kobold, wie im Traum, / Und Zwerge neckisch gaukeln / Froschkönig, Unke, goldgekrönt...‎

Bookseller reference : 34240AB

‎Ottinger, Didier‎

‎ChevalierPeintures Dessins 1989-1990‎

‎Musée des Sables d'Olonne, cahiers de l'Abbaye Sainte-Croix, n° 65, 1990. In-8, broché, 30 pp. - VII pl. Les anneaux de l'aubier, par Didier Ottinger - Planches - Liste desœuvres exposées - Expositions/Bibliographie.‎

‎Avec 21 planches, dont 7 en couleurs. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com‎

Bookseller reference : 6901

‎Otto Hahn & Pierre Restany‎

‎Kudo‎

‎galerie du génie, Paris, 1989. In-8, agrafé sous couverture illustrée, 47 pp. Kudo, par Otto Hahn - Nouvelle Ecologie, par Kudo - Boîte, par Kudo - Documents : Médiation entre futur et mémoire, par Alain Jouffroy - Kudo et la conscience absolue, par Pierre Restany - Les métamorphoses de Tetsumi Kudo, par ...‎

‎Nombreuses illustrations et planches en noir et en couleurs. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com‎

Bookseller reference : 6968

‎Ott Estrid 1900 1967‎

‎Med Finlands lottor i f�lt‎

‎Med f�retal av Maja Schmidt och Fanny Leukkonen. Med�ns Helsingfors 1940. 1731 sidor. Fotoillustrerad. Tr�dh�ftad n�stan ouppskuren. N�tta ryggslut. 23x155 cm. - Till svenska efter f�rfattarinnans danska manuskript av Dagny Carlhammar. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 23443

‎Otto Meissner & Co. (Leipzig)‎

‎Waaren-Auszug nebst Familien-Kalender für die Jahre 1899/1900 (auf Voderdeckel: "Der Hausfrau gewidmet"), Drogen-, Parfümerien-, Mineralwasser-, Farben- und Leuchtstoff-Handlung,‎

‎Leipzig, Otto Meissner & Co., 1899. 8°, 74 S. mit einigen s/w-Illustr. (Innendeckel z.B. mit einer ganzseitigen Illustr. des Geschäftshauses in der Nicolaistrasse 3), bis Seite 52 auf der linken Seite ein Monatskalendarium, auf der rechten Seiten ein alphabetisches Warenverzeichnis (mit Preisen!), roter und reich illustr. original Pappband, Vorderdeckel recht unauffällig noch mit 99-00 beschriftet, das Kalendarium und nahezu die gesamten gegenüber liegenden Seiten (und teilweise auch die späteren Seiten) mit schwarzer Tinte umfangreich in kleiner Schrift sauber beschrieben (sicher sehr inter‎

‎der zeitgen. Besitzervermerk auf der ersten Seite oben könnte Dr. K. Dietel heißen.‎

Bookseller reference : 38796AB

‎Otto, Karl‎

‎Der Eisbrecher. Ausgewählte Gedichte 1956 - 1961. Deckeltitel abweichend: Der Eisbrecher und andere Gedichte.‎

‎Berlin: ohne Verlag 1961/1962. 32 Seiten. Orig. Broschur (der Einband angeschmutzt und fleckig, ein kleiner Namenszug auf dem vorderen Innendeckel, sonst gutes und sauberes Exemplar). Gr.-8°. broschiert/ Taschenbuch‎

‎Selten. Als Manuskript gedruckt. Auf dem Titelblatt verso von Otto signiert und datiert.‎

Bookseller reference : 28039-yg5444

‎OTTONE Piero‎

‎COME FINIRÀ? : RIFLESSIONI SULLA PRIMA REPUBBLICA.‎

‎In-8 (cm. 21), brossura, titolo al dorso, pp. 143. Prima edizione. In buono stato di conservazione (good copy).‎