Het levensverhaal van de Nederlandse schilder (1632-1675) aan de hand van zijn schilderijen.

Het levensverhaal van de Nederlandse schilder (1632-1675) aan de hand van zijn schilderijen.

26 schilderijen (in kleur afgebeeld) zijn samengesteld door Wilks op grond van de beginletter van de afgebeelde objecten en personen.

Published on the occasion of the return of the German drawings (139 drawings and 3 prints) from the Koenigs Collection to The Netherlands and their exhibit at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands; with colour en b/w ill.

Met een historisch overzicht van Josef Wodka en een documentatiei van de geschiedenis van de paus door Ludwig Freiherr von Pastor; rijk geill.vnl. in z-w.

Keuze uit de brieven van de Duitse historicus (1717-1768) die als eerste een visie op de gehele antieke beeldende kunst gaf.

Looks at the life and career of the Japanese literature specialist, including his time in World War II as a language officer at Pearl Harbor, his stint as a Chinese war-crimes investigator, and his eventual return trip to Japan

Oskar Kokoschka was a prolific letter-writer for much of his long life, which spanned both World Wars and saw sweeping changes in art and society."

Eerste deel van een autobiografische trilogie waarin de Franse schrijver (1832-1885) zijn jeugd in een streng, provinciaals milieu beschrijft.

Een rijke, jonge Engelsman houdt van mei 1787 tot februari 1788 een dagboek bij van zijn verblijf en reizen in Portugal.

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