Testimonies Of Prisoners Of Fresnes In Post-war France.
Artist: Ralph Soupault,
By the anti-Semitic cartoonist Ralph Soupault, locked up in Fresnes prison (1947-1950)
Ltd Edition of 500 printed in Paris 1947 hand written No.200
Softcover condition good, some light foxing, with the original cellophane cover. 82 pages of alternate text and drawing.
"The representations of Fresnes prison in the iconography and the testimonies of the collaborators incarcerated in France from 1944 to 1953 provide information about their prison experience, but also convey commonplaces and symbolic scenes. The anti-Semitic cartoonist Ralph Soupault aka Rio Reportage of a witness of political messages that attest to his fidelity to his extremist convictions”.
Dewey Classification: 904-Collections of Event Narratives.
Ltd Edition of 500 printed in Paris 1947 hand written No.200
Softcover condition good, some light foxing, with the original cellophane cover. 82 pages of alternate text and drawing.
"The representations of Fresnes prison in the iconography and the testimonies of the collaborators incarcerated in France from 1944 to 1953 provide information about their prison experience, but also convey commonplaces and symbolic scenes. The anti-Semitic cartoonist Ralph Soupault aka Rio Reportage of a witness of political messages that attest to his fidelity to his extremist convictions”.
Dewey Classification: 904-Collections of Event Narratives.
100 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Length: 29 cm
Height: 24
Reference (ID): 1398546
Availability: In stock
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