Titelpagina voor F.M. Huebner
Henri Van Straten · 1892-1944
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Why is this public domain? Henri Van Straten died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.
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A green woodcut title page for Friedrich M. Huebner's Doppelsehnsucht, a sonnet collection, published by Elena Gottschalk Verlag in Berlin. A central oval frames a standing figure surrounded by radiating points, flanked by a figure at left and stylized flowers and buildings below. The work is signed by Henri Van Straten and dated 1924.
