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Harry van Kruiningen (born 1906)
The Hymn to the Sun of Akhnaton (Het zonnelied van Akhnaton)
lithographs printed in colours, 1953, the set of eight, on simili Japan, signed in pencil, from the edition of 100, the justification signed in blue pen and ink and numbered 84, with margins, with the original Egyptian texts and translations in English, published by Le Canard, Amsterdam, 1954, the lithographs glued down along the upper reverse sheet edge, the text sheets lightstained along the edges, apart from few minor defects in very good condition, all loose in the original titled and illustrated purple paper-cover, the edges and spine reinforced with red linen tape
lithograph S. 240 x 190 mm.; portfolio S. 390 x 265 mm.;
portfolio S. 390 x 265 mm.;
and The book Het Zonnelied van Achnaton, published by the Wereldbibliotheek - Vereeniging, Amsterdam, 1938 (8)
The Hymn to the Sun of Akhnaton (Het zonnelied van Akhnaton)
lithographs printed in colours, 1953, the set of eight, on simili Japan, signed in pencil, from the edition of 100, the justification signed in blue pen and ink and numbered 84, with margins, with the original Egyptian texts and translations in English, published by Le Canard, Amsterdam, 1954, the lithographs glued down along the upper reverse sheet edge, the text sheets lightstained along the edges, apart from few minor defects in very good condition, all loose in the original titled and illustrated purple paper-cover, the edges and spine reinforced with red linen tape
lithograph S. 240 x 190 mm.; portfolio S. 390 x 265 mm.;
portfolio S. 390 x 265 mm.;
and The book Het Zonnelied van Achnaton, published by the Wereldbibliotheek - Vereeniging, Amsterdam, 1938 (8)