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Graphischen Künste, Die.

Vol. 39, No. 3. Vienna, Society for Reproducing Arts 1916. fol. Obrosch. The sought-after booklet focusing on Jungnickel and Schiele. Contains after Egon Schiele: 7 (1 full-page) text illustrations: Houses in Krumau; Male Figure (2 motifs); Portrait; Reclining Girl; Girl Combing Her Hair (full-page); Portrait of the painter Max Kahrer, as well as the color plate Female Portrait. As well as numerous illustrations and 3 plates by L.H. Jungnickel. - Incl. one fulls. Illustration after Schiele "Gefangener Russe" from issue 1 of vol. 1918.

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Set of 10 detachable view books. Including Vienna, Berlin Wall, Salzburg... (heavy wear, accidents).

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