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The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Number 1 (January 1944)
Published by National Geographic Society, Washington, 1944
Soft Cover. Sound binding, clean and bright pages. Wrappers are yellow and white, lightly soiled and shelf worn overall with wear at top and bottom of spine. ; Contents: Simpich, "How We Use the Gulf of Mexico"; Roberts, "Gulf Coast Towns Get into the Fight"; Moore, "Brazil's Potent Weapons"; "Bright Facets of Brazil"; Simpich, "At Ease in the South Seas"; Klemmer, "Dover, Front-line Town of Britain's Siege."; 10.0" tall. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.
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Modell Klemmer. Originalradierung. 34,3 x 24,8 (Platte), 53 x 38,5 cm (Blatt)
Language: German
Published by (Wien um 1968), 1968
Seller: Georg Fritsch Antiquariat, Wien, Austria
Association Member: ILAB VDA VDAO
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Eines von 200 numerierten Exemplaren. Multiples Selbstportrait des aus dem Waldviertel stammenden engen Freundes von Konrad Bayer, sich selbst malend, vor Staffelei. Am Rand der Wiener Gruppe und der Aktionisten, stellte die Figur Klemmer in der Wiener Subkultur der 60er Jahre eine Größe dar; so hat ihm Kurt Kren die während seiner Beisetzung belichtete Filmspule statt Blumen ins Grab gelegt. - Schöner Abdruck, im weißen Rand minimal gealtert.
