Básnikuv rok 1936-1937, Verse na zed, Druzstevní práce, 1937

Satirical and anti-fascist text by Cakek, Fischer, and Halas.

Details

  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Inners illustrated by Frantisek Bidlo and cover design by Ladislav Sutnar.
  • Year 1937
  • Client/Publisher Druzstevní práce
  • Size 124mm x 200mm
Inners illustrated by Frantisek Bidlo and cover design by Ladislav Sutnar.

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Básnikuv rok 1936-1937, Verse na zed, Druzstevní práce, 1937. Inners illustrated by Frantisek Bidlo and cover design by Ladislav Sutnar.
Básnikuv rok 1936-1937, Verse na zed, Druzstevní práce, 1937. Inners illustrated by Frantisek Bidlo and cover design by Ladislav Sutnar.
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