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[Papertoys]. El Pintor (= Jacob Kloot and Anna Galinka Ehrenfest). - Metropolia Nr.1.
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| Schrijver: | [Papertoys]. El Pintor (= Jacob Kloot and Anna Galinka Ehrenfest). |
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| Titel: | Metropolia Nr.1. |
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| Bijzonderheid: | No place, no publisher, n.d. (Amsterdam, Corunda, 1942), 1st ed., 1 loose text-leaf (2 pag.), 7 cardboard plates with all 86 coloured prop-ups intact and original colour-illustrated board leporello with slits by El Pintor, quarto (29 x 21 cm.). |
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€ 375,00
€ 5,50
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| Meer info | = Very rare in original condition, with the often lacking text-leaf "Op bezoek bij over-over-over-over-over-over-over-over kleindochter van Annemarie" (with code "K-2063"). With code "H 2257" on frontcover. The props were originally issued in 7 cardboard plates, they are old houses, boats, a tram, trees, cars, a boat, etc. El Pintor is the writer's name of the couple Jacob Kloot and Anna Galinka Ehrenfest. Jacob (Jaap) Kloot, painter born in Amsterdam on September 20, 1916, married in 1941 to the Russian-born Anna Galinka Ehrenfest (1910-1979), whom he had met at the Nieuwe Kunstschool in Amsterdam. They had no children and lived in Amsterdam. Kloot was an artist, publisher and owner of Corunda on the Keizersgracht, Amsterdam. Because he was Jewish, the couple made children's books under the writer's name 'El Pintor', concealing that they were a duo. The first book, published in 1941, "El Pintor's Toverboek van 1001 Nacht" became a success. Later they became so successful that, during the war, their books were translated into German. When Jacob and Galinka bought a house, Jacob was identified as a Jew. He was arrested in Leiden on 30 May 1943 and deported to Sobibor, where he died on 2 July 1943. |
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