Stiller,G. Leaves to the paradisiacal calendar. The way of the snake to the tree…

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Stiller,G.

Leaves to the paradisiacal calendar. The way of the snake to the tree of knowledge or The fantastic world of flowers and animals. Weinheim, J.Beltz 1967. imp.fol. with 12 sign. and dat. Color plates by G.Stiller. 1 sheet. Loosely bound in a folder with lamin. With laminated label a. ribbons. In honor of the J.Beltz publishing house in the 125th year of its existence. - One of 250 copies - The images were drawn by G. Stiller directly onto the printing plates and printed in 4 colors. - ╔Including: Ders.╗ 4 sheets of zincographs, each signed and numbered (one of 50 copies).

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