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515 - LUMHOLTZ, Carl *In the Land of the Cannibals: An Exploratory Journey Among the Indigenous Peoples of Eastern Australia, 1880–1884*. Translated from Norwegian [...]. Paris: Hachette et Cie, 1890; 8vo; frontispiece, 2 maps (unmarked, a few spots, occasional marginal water stains). Contemporary half red shagreen, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands (some light damage to the front board, corners slightly bumped). French translation, published one year after the first edition, of Lumholtz’s 10-month expedition among the Indigenous inhabitants of North Queensland. Lumholtz (1851–1922) was a Norwegian ethnographer known for his field research on indigenous cultures in Australia and Mexico. Richly illustrated with a frontispiece portrait, 2 maps (one of which is in color), and numerous full-page illustrations within the text.
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LUMHOLTZ, Carl *In the Land of the Cannibals: An Exploratory Journey Among the Indigenous Peoples of Eastern Australia, 1880–1884*. Translated from Norwegian [...]. Paris: Hachette et Cie, 1890; 8vo; frontispiece, 2 maps (unmarked, a few spots, occasional marginal water stains). Contemporary half red shagreen, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands (some light damage to the front board, corners slightly bumped). French translation, published one year after the first edition, of Lumholtz’s 10-month expedition among the Indigenous inhabitants of North Queensland. Lumholtz (1851–1922) was a Norwegian ethnographer known for his field research on indigenous cultures in Australia and Mexico. Richly illustrated with a frontispiece portrait, 2 maps (one of which is in color), and numerous full-page illustrations within the text.
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