1601 - HAP Grieshaber collection

HAP Grieshaber collection seven items, including Heinrich Heine’s *The Pilgrimage to Keclaar*, with illustrations of the five colour woodcuts held by the Vatican Museums; the woodcuts from HAP Grieshaber’s workshop are accompanied by the originalcolour woodcut ‘Consolatricx Nostra’; copy No. 303 of 1500, signed in the colophon, Dutzon & Berker 1975; Carl Orff, *Carmina Burana*, the composer’s handwritten musical scores and 12 colour woodcuts by HAP Grieshaber, Manus-Presse Stuttgart 1965, in a slipcase; Engel der Geschichte XII, limited edition of 1,000 copies, Manus-Presse, Stuttgart 1969; HAP Grieshaber 15 February 1969, presented by his students at the Karlsruhe Academy, one of 1,000 copies; HAP Grieshaber, first recipient of the Dürer Prize from the City of Nuremberg, 1971, catalogue accompanying the exhibition and award ceremony, with 10 original woodcuts printed from the block, 1st edition published by Dr. Cantz, Stuttgart; HAP Grieshaber - The Woodcut Artist, edited by Margot Fuerst, Gerd Hatje Publishers, Stuttgart, 1964, with accompanying booklet; *Das andere Ufer vor Augen*, by Margarete Hannsmann, with 16 woodcuts by HAP Grieshaber, Claassen Verlag, Hamburg, 1972, format: max. folio; bindings partly slightly damaged, otherwise only minor signs of age and handling.