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448 - TWO VOLUMES OF 20TH-CENTURY MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS WITH EX LIBRIS BY LINA SCHWARZ: 1) TRIBUTE TO WILDT 1868–1931, published in Milan on March 12, 1932. Edited by Gustavo Botta and Giovanni Scheiwiller, who compiled this volume as a tribute to the sculptor Adolfo Wildt. In 16° format. Published in a limited edition of only 600 numbered copies. Ours is No. 23. In excellent condition. The frontispiece features a photoreproduction of Wildt’s self-portrait. Published in softcover. Ex libris by Lina Schwarz on the flyleaf. Lina Schwarz was a renowned Italian poet and writer (best known for her poems and nursery rhymes for children, including “Stella stellina”). She was one of the most important and active pioneers of anthroposophy in Italy, translating several works by Rudolf Steiner. She used her influence as a writer and her commitment to women’s activism (such as her lectures at the Lyceum in Milan) to introduce Steiner’s philosophy into girls’ high schools and promote the founding of Italy’s first Steiner school. 89 pp., (4). 2) Francesco Olgiati PRIMI LINEAMENTI DI PEDAGOGIA CRISTIANA, published by Vita e Pensiero, Milan, 1924. Large 16mo. Publisher’s paperback. Irregular edges. Ex libris of Lina Schwarz on the endpaper. Volume in more than fair condition. 191 pp.
TWO VOLUMES OF 20TH-CENTURY MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS WITH EX LIBRIS BY LINA SCHWARZ: 1) TRIBUTE TO WILDT 1868–1931, published in Milan on March 12, 1932. Edited by Gustavo Botta and Giovanni Scheiwiller, who compiled this volume as a tribute to the sculptor Adolfo Wildt. In 16° format. Published in a limited edition of only 600 numbered copies. Ours is No. 23. In excellent condition. The frontispiece features a photoreproduction of Wildt’s self-portrait. Published in softcover. Ex libris by Lina Schwarz on the flyleaf. Lina Schwarz was a renowned Italian poet and writer (best known for her poems and nursery rhymes for children, including “Stella stellina”). She was one of the most important and active pioneers of anthroposophy in Italy, translating several works by Rudolf Steiner. She used her influence as a writer and her commitment to women’s activism (such as her lectures at the Lyceum in Milan) to introduce Steiner’s philosophy into girls’ high schools and promote the founding of Italy’s first Steiner school. 89 pp., (4). 2) Francesco Olgiati PRIMI LINEAMENTI DI PEDAGOGIA CRISTIANA, published by Vita e Pensiero, Milan, 1924. Large 16mo. Publisher’s paperback. Irregular edges. Ex libris of Lina Schwarz on the endpaper. Volume in more than fair condition. 191 pp.