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Softcover. Zustand: Fair. Wasserschaden / Verschmutzung; Leichte Risse; Farbveranderung durch Alter/Sonne. Prace o vyznamnem obdobi ceskych dejin od konce 18. stoleti do poloviny 19. stoleti nesleduje pouze problematiku narodniho hnuti, ale take industrializaci ceskych zemi, spojenou se vznikem novych spolecenskych trid, burzoaziea proletariatu, a se zakladni promenou cele spolecnosti. Vyklad je doplnen edici dulezitych historickych dokumentu, kterych autor ve sve praci pouzil.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Facsimile magazine poages and manuscript; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 116 pages; 1948 Orbis, Praha. HC soundly bound in geay quarter cloth backed spine and partterned gray paper covered boards with spine lettered in gilt. Prior owner name penned to front endpage; scattered regular and red pencil underscoring here and there throughout. Several pages of facsimile manuscript and vintage printed journal pages reproduced on glossy stock. Cloth slightly faded at spine. Good only.

The book contains reproductions of 128 photographs by Josef Sudek. /// Hardback, 94+130+12 pp., 4° (19 x 26 cm), manufacturing defect (cover and spine crack easily; almost all copies look like this one), dust jacket worn, torn and chipped, split into two parts, cover cracked, split into two parts, endpapers yellowed and chipped, edges yellowed, text block is clean and holds together, condition: fair Book Language/s: Czech, Russian, English, French.

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Zustand: In Ordnung. In Ordnung.

128 photographs by Josef Sudek, hardback, 94+130+12 pp., 8° (19 x 26 cm), manufacturing defect (cover and spine crack and split easily), dust jacket slightly worn, cover and spine cracked, endpapers slightly tanned, condition: good Book Language/s: Czech, Russian, English, French.

8°. 116 pp. Original brochure with a striking dust jacket designed by Hans Boris. (HB). Some pages are loose, the dustjacket with some stains and a bit worn. Sprache: tschechisch.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Octavo, wrappers, 108 (iv)pp. A fantastic satire in three acts, about two forces competing for a soul who alternatively embodies both. The play was banned after its premiere because of its inflammatory theme of corruption in politicians and contemporary society. Dvorák (1881-1933) was renowned as a leading playwright from the 1910s, also a translator and editor of the journal Nový scena. Fine illustrative cover design by famed architect and friend Jirí Kroha. Found in 4 North American libraries.