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176 - Belgium [MAGAZINE]. DE DRIEHOEK. Antwerp, No. 3/1925. 18.2 x 13.6 cm (36.5 x 27.7 cm), (fold marks, slight repairs).
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Belgium [MAGAZINE]. DE DRIEHOEK. Antwerp, No. 3/1925. 18.2 x 13.6 cm (36.5 x 27.7 cm), (fold marks, slight repairs). Woodcuts by Louis Lozowick, Peeters, and A. Fornari; linocuts by Marcel Janco, Karel Maes, W. Alkema, and Marc Eemans. Of note is the contribution of Marcel Janco, a Romanian painter who helped launch the Dada movement in 1916 in Zurich. Copy from Oskar Nerlinger, a German painter. Very rare. Reproduced in: - THE PAUL DESTRIBATS COLLECTION no. 242 - CONSTRUCTIVIST RELATIONS NORTH AND SOUTH, p. 54 [JOURNAL]. DE DRIEHOEK. Antwerp, No. 4/1925. 18.2 x 13.6 cm (36.3 x 27.7 cm), (inevitable crease marks). Linocuts by M.H. Maxy, J.V.D. Zee, Peeters, Matti-Teutsch. Illustrations by Marcel Janco, Hubert Dubois. Copy from Oskar Nerlinger. Very rare. Reproduced in: - GLOBAL AVANTGARDE TYPOGRAPHY 1915–1950, p. 46, BELGIUM 26 - CONSTRUCTIVIST RELATIONS NORTH AND SOUTH, p. 98
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