Pleva Josef V (7 results)

Dt. v. Franz Peter Künzel. (1. Aufl.). Groß-8°. M. 6 farb. Illustr. a. Taf. sowie zahlr. ganzs. Textillustr. v. Frantisek Doubrava. 244 S. Illustr. OLwd. m. beschäd. u. fleckigem OSchutzumschl. Dt. Erstausgabe. Einbd. an den Kanten teilw. etw. lichtrandig; sonst schönes Expl.

HC. Condition: Gut. Oln, originalgetreuer Umschlag (Faks.)., ., gr 8?,244s., in gutem Zustand, [HSA5,4a] Deu 700g.

Lw.. 0. gr. 8°, 244 S., Ill., Lw., Buch gut erhalten, Einband berieben, Ecken u. Kanten leicht bestoßen, normale Gebrauchsspuren, teils etwas fleckig RW 3 R 4/B Sprache: Deutsch 0,720 gr.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Cover and illustrations by F. Duša, cover slightly faded and worn at the edges, slightly dirty and stained at the back (see photo). Slightly bent lower left corner of the brochure. Small brown spot on the first page. Overall good condition. 122 pages. Dusa, Ferdis (illustrator).…

Condition: befriedigend. Einband angestaubt und lichtrandig, Rücken ausgebleicht, Nummern auf Vorblatt; Sprache: deutsch; lgk 238_Lilge;Ln gb ohne SU, 1, Aufl., in immer armseligere Behausungen und Zimmern, muss der Junge Bobesch ziehen, wenn der Vater keine Arbeit hat, aber irgendwann kommt die Wende, durchgehend mit farbigen Zeichnngen von Frantisek Doubrava illustriert, 243 S 650 Gramm.…

OKart., 108 Seiten mit Illustrationen, quer 12° (21 x 15 cm), von außen etwas abeggriffen und angeschmutzt, fliegendes Blatt (ohne Graphik) ausgerissen, kl.-Besitzerunterschrift auf der Titelseite, Bindung etwas gelockert, sonst sauber, insgesamt guter Zustand. Book Language/s: Czech.

Prague: L. D. Pleva, 1933-1934. Octavos (23.8 × 15.7 cm). Original pictorial photo-illustrated wrappers; 64 and 30 pp. With numerous photographs on coated stock. Very good. Complete run in two issues of the short-lived monthly on film and cinematic art, edited by L. D. Pleva together with V?ra Stará (first issue) and Josef Hloucha (second issue). The first issue opens with a short editorial statement and facsimiles of greetings to the editors, including by Voskovec and Werich; an article on "film and art" is followed by an article about the Californian film industry, with Joan Crawford spelled as Jean Grawford. Pleva contributed an article on the aesthetics of film; Robert Kratochvil a work of science fiction prose and a review of the D34 theatre studio. The second issue features a short article on the Czech avant-garde and Alexander Hackenschmied and Karel Plicka's film "Bezú?elná procházka" (An aimless walk). Other texts, including a contribution by E. F. Burian, concern the theatre and the Osvobozené divadlo (Liberated theatre) is mentioned as well. Much of the focus of the second issue is also on American film and the plans of Hollywood directors, and several illustrations speak to the notion of "sex appeal" in cinema. Surprisingly scarce, with no copies located in KVK, OCLC as of May 2025, nor any holdings at the Czech National Library (?).…