De jagers van de Tami rivier - cover
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De jagers van de Tami rivier - cover, F. Ockerse (1936). Via artnap.com
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A stylized book cover shows a crouching hunter with a rifle beside a tall dark tree trunk, overlooking a river where a dugout canoe carries several paddlers. A side panel shows an archer with a bow and arrows, and the title De jagers van de Tami rivier by R. Voorhoeve is set in red lettering. The cover art is by F. Ockerse and dates from 1936.
