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This lot consists of three framed and signed ink drawings by the Dutch artist Albert Hahn Jr. (1894-1953) that were used as illustrations for the book “ The Adventures of Don Quixote ” from 1930. The book is also part of this lot. -The 3 drawings are framed in a wooden frame with a passepartout and glass plate and can be hung on the wall straight away. -The 3 drawings can be found in the book as illustrations on page 33 (“When he now gave him a lance-thrust in the wing….”), page 93 (“Defend yourself, bad fellow….”) and page 305 (“…and showed his behind to Don Quixote”). -Dimensions of the 3 framed drawings: Frame, 70 x 54½ x 2½ cm. Image, 36 x 25½ cm. -Provenance: From the estate of Robert Hallatu. Robert Hallatu was editor-in-chief of the well-known monthly magazine Marinjo for almost 30 years. Along with the artist Victor Bouter (1928-2004), he was the driving force behind the gallery "de Heeren van Voorburg" on Herenstraat in Voorburg. Condition: The drawings are in good condition. The paper is slightly yellowed. The frames have some wear. The mat of the second drawing has light stains. Please see the photos for your own impression.
Information about the artist: Albert Hahn Jr. (real name Albert Pieter Dijkman) (Amsterdam, 10 September 1894 – Amsterdam, 23 January 1953) was a Dutch political cartoonist, illustrator, and book cover designer. He was the son of Albert Pieter Dijkman and Iemkje Robijns, who—after her divorce in 1911—married the Groningen artist Albert Hahn Sr. (1877–1918). On May 20, 1922, the name Dijkman was changed to Hahn Dijkman. Albert Hahn Jr. also used the pseudonym A. Poussin (the French word for chick), as he was Hahn's (adopted) son. -Education: Hahn Jr. received his training at the Quellinus School of Applied Arts in Amsterdam, but he also learned a lot from his stepfather. Albert Hahn Jr. joined the SDAP on September 15, 1912. Under the pseudonym A. Poussin, he drew for De Nieuwe Amsterdammer and De Notenkraker in 1915 and illustrated children's books. After Hahn Sr.'s death, Albert Hahn Jr. became a permanent contributor to De Notenkraker until 1936. He created approximately one thousand political cartoons for De Notenkraker. He designed several posters for the SDAP, the NVV, and other organizations, as well as calendars and covers for yearbooks and brochures. He also designed several bookplates. Besides the book "The Adventures of Don Quixote," Albert Hahn Jr. also illustrated: Charles de Coster, Tijl Uilenspiegel (1927), Selma Lagerlöf, Legends of Christ (1929), and René de Clercq, The History of Doctor Johannes Faustus (1931). He also compiled the booklet "Troelstra in the Caricature" (Amsterdam 1920), "Prints by Albert Hahn Sr." (Amsterdam 1928), and "Beauty and Society" (Amsterdam 1929). He also wrote the booklet "Caricature" (Amsterdam 1935).
Information about the book : Miguel de Cervantes: The Adventures of Don Quixote. Based on the translation by C.U. Schüller tot Peursum, reworked and introduced by René de Clercq. Illustrations by Albert Hahn Jr. Publisher: Publisher "De Torentrans", Zeist. Year of publication: 1930. 1st edition. Binding: Hardcover bound. Language: Dutch. Dimensions: 28 x 22 x 4½ cm Number of Pages: 528 The book is in good condition. The cover is partially torn at the spine. No dust jacket.
Handling : The three framed drawings and the book can be picked up in Amsterdam. Pickup is our preferred method. There is no rush for us to collect your order, so you can come to Amsterdam whenever it suits you. Due to the size and fragility of the glass plates, the works cannot be sent by post.
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The drawings are in good condition. The paper is slightly yellowed. The frames have some wear. The mat of the second drawing has light stains.
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