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8vo., [17] pp., 8 plates. Stitched printed wrappers in the printed dust jacket, which is toned and discolored at the fore edge. Ota Matou ek (1890 - 1977) born in Pilzen, Czechoslovakia, Matousek studied at the Prague Academy from 1910 to 1915. During the 1920s and1930s Matousek s artwork was widely exhibited. He was arrested by the Gestapo in March 1943 and sent to Flossenburg concentration camp. After liberation a set of sixty-eight sketches depicting everyday life in the camp was exhibited in Prague. Introductions by Miroslav Pávek and Bohumil Houdek; verse by Václav N mec. This is copy 74 of 100 numbered copies on handmade paper, signed by Ota Matou ek and Václav N mec. WorldCat lists only two copies; Metropolitan Museum of Art and U. S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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