Lot 516 Rudolf Borchardt (Übers.) Dante Alighieri. Dante Deutsch. Typographie …

Dante Deutsch. Typographie von Anna Simons. München, Bremer Presse, 1930. 522 S. Gr.-8°. OLwd. mit goldgepr. RTitel, DFileten, Kopfgoldschnitt u. Lesezeichenband (leicht berieben, Lwd. am Rücken tls. mit kleineren Einrissen).

Bremer Presse

Moderne Literatur und Kunst – Erste Ausgabe. - Wilpert-Gühring 50. - Die kenntnisreiche und erste vollständige deutsche Übersetzung von Rudolf Borchardt mit allen drei Teilen von Dantes "Commedia": Hölle, Fegefeuer und Paradies. - Insgesamt wohlerhalten.

Modern Literature and Art – Press Prints. - Original canvas with gilt-stamped spine title, cover filets, gilt top edge and bookmark ribbon (slightly rubbed, some small tears to spine). - First edition. - The knowledgeable and first complete German translation by Rudolf Borchardt with all three parts of Dante's 'Commedia': Hell, Purgatory and Paradise. - Overall well preserved.

Startprice: 200 €
Estimate: 300 €

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