Das Bein der Tiennette. Mit vierundzwanzig Holzschnitten von Frans Masereel
de PHILIPPE, Charles-Louis
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Brugge, Belgium
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München: Kurt Wolff Verlag, 1923. Eerste druk. In-8°, 260 pp, met 24 houtsneden van Frans Masereel. Gebonden in zwart perkaline
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- Antiquariaat Marc Van de Wiele
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- Título
- Das Bein der Tiennette. Mit vierundzwanzig Holzschnitten von Frans Masereel
- Autor
- PHILIPPE, Charles-Louis
- Estado del libro
- Usado
- Edición
- Eerste druk
- Editorial
- Kurt Wolff Verlag
- Lugar de publicación
- München
- Fecha de publicación
- 1923
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In 1976 Marc Van de Wiele rents a small shop in Prinsenhof, in Bruges. In 1977 he marries Anette. They move to the Sint-Salvatorskoorstraat, very close to the Simon Stévin square, a few years later.
In 1992, they buy and renovate a historical building on the corner of the Sint-Salvatorskerkhof and the Heilige Geeststraat.
Since forty years Marc Van de Wiele specialises in illustrated books from the 15th till the 20th century: books of hours, incunabula, natural history, atlases, medical books and books of artists. In 2004 Nathalie Van de Wiele (degree in romance languages) came into the business.
In 1992, they buy and renovate a historical building on the corner of the Sint-Salvatorskerkhof and the Heilige Geeststraat.
Since forty years Marc Van de Wiele specialises in illustrated books from the 15th till the 20th century: books of hours, incunabula, natural history, atlases, medical books and books of artists. In 2004 Nathalie Van de Wiele (degree in romance languages) came into the business.
