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Kurt Schwitters in England

by Stefan Themerson; Kurt Schwitters

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The first publication of Schwitters' English poems and prose written during the last 8 years of his life,1958. Themerson's perceptive text is based on a talk originally given to the Gaberbocchus Common Room. '...one of the most lively examples of book design produced in England recently. The book is published in celloglassed paper boards, with a binding design of outrageous ingenuity. The inside is as unorthodox and ingenious as befits its subject and the whole effect is most refreshing.' The Connoisseur. 'Should be read by everyone who is interested in XXth century art history.' Kroniek van Kunst & Kultuur.
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