De Witte en de Zwarte Baby [The White and the Black Baby] English language - Alphabet - Juvenile poetry

De Witte en de Zwarte Baby [The White and the Black Baby] English language - Alphabet - Juvenile poetry(Dutch Language Children's Books) DE WITTE EN DE ZWARTE BABY [THE WHITE AND THE BLACK BABY] by J. T. Heins; illustrated by AJO, pseudonym of Henriette Jacoba Elizabeth Helena Fox Borel. Alkmaar: Gebr. Kluitman, [1920]. FIRST EDITION. Oblong 8vo 6 3 8" x 8 3 8". White cloth backed color pictorial paper covered boards with minor wear to the corners, along with slight toning and a couple spots of foxing to the plain white back cover for what is a lovely

Princeton University Library

remarkably well-preserved example of this scarce Regency-era juvenile satire

simulating a moving theatrical performance

illustrated with brown and white drawings within text throughout

One copy each of the fourth

This scarcity places the present copy among the rarest documented survivals of Spilliaert's printmaking career

London: John Lane at the Bodley Head

Brown cloth backed color pictorial paper covered boards with minor wear to the lower edges and corners

Only two copies located on OCLC/WorldCat

White cloth backed color pictorial paper covered boards with minor wear to the corners

The front page of this issue features a photographic image of a dilapidated house with the caption "We believe that if the White landlords will not give decent housing to our Black community

additionally illustrated with numerous black and white drawings by Cox on the twelve pages of verse