Zsuzsa Bergengóciában : álompanoráma huszonkét képben elbeszéli Kozma Lajos huszonkét betüre versbeszedte Karinthy Frigyes
by Kozma, Lajos; Karinthy, Frigyes
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Budapest: Sacelláry Kiadás, 1921. One of 500, unnumbered. [26] leaves of alphabet, 22 unnumbered colour plates by the author. Large 4to. Cloth spine and boards. Fine in original slipcase and dust jacket missing spine. Kozma, Lajos. One of 500, unnumbered. [26] leaves of alphabet, 22 unnumbered colour plates by the author. Large 4to. An illustrated alphabet of 22 letters with art by Kozma and verses by Frigyes Karinthy (1887-1938).
Lajos Kozma (1884-1948) was an influential avant-garde architect and designer, one of the main representatives of the Hungarian Art Nouveau who founded the Budapest Wokshop in 1913 after the model of the Wiener Werkstatte.
Lajos Kozma (1884-1948) was an influential avant-garde architect and designer, one of the main representatives of the Hungarian Art Nouveau who founded the Budapest Wokshop in 1913 after the model of the Wiener Werkstatte.
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- James Cummins Bookseller
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- Title
- Zsuzsa Bergengóciában : álompanoráma huszonkét képben elbeszéli Kozma Lajos huszonkét betüre versbeszedte Karinthy Frigyes
- Author
- Kozma, Lajos; Karinthy, Frigyes
- Format/Binding
- [26] leaves of alphabet, 22 unnumbered colour plates by the author. Large 4to
- Book Condition
- Used - Cloth spine and boards. Fine in original slipcase and dust jacket missing spine
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Edition
- One of 500, unnumbered
- Publisher
- Sacelláry Kiadás
- Place of Publication
- Budapest
- Date Published
- 1921
- Keywords
- Art | Architecture | Judaica
- Bookseller catalogs
- Art, Architecture & Design; Philosophy & Religion;
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