Goethe,J.W.V. Clavigo. A tragedy. Weimar, Society of Bibliophiles 1917. 4°. With…

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Goethe,J.W.V.

Clavigo. A tragedy. Weimar, Society of Bibliophiles 1917. 4°. With 10 sign. Etchings (lithographs) by H. Steiner-Prague. 77 pp. Orig. vellum with gilt-stamped title on front cover, gilt top edge. The covers somewhat bent open. Deutsche Bibliophilie 1898-1930, p. 10. Sennewald 17, 1. Rodenberg 288. Schauer II, 94. Frenzel/Osborn 16. - The text follows the first edition of Goethe's Jugendstück of 1774. - One of 23 num. Ex. (GA 400) of the special edition made available to the artist. Printer's mark signed by Steiner-Prague. - Clean and fresh. Only on pp. 50/52 in the lower margin (faint) brown waterstains.

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