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Georg Grosz / Twelve Reproductions from his Original Lithographs / Musterbook I.
Published by Musterbookhouse, Chicago, 1921
Language: English
First Edition
Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. The softcover book has been rebound as a hardcover, with the original red-on-gray cover (front wrap) laid down. While the side and bottom page edges remain untrimmed, this has prevented the usual wear and tear; current condition "near fine." The "lithographs here reproduced are published with the permission of Mr. Herman Sachs, director of the Dayton Museum of the Arts, and personal representative in America of Mr. Grosz." German expressionism. Reduced from $880.
