Morten Vest & Jørn Stjerneklar — En zebra er et æsel med striber (‘A Zebra is A Striped Donkey’). WITH ORIGINAL VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH

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‘A Zebra is A Striped Donkey’, uncommon Danish photobook with photos from Kenya and Tanzania, this copy including ORIGINAL VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH from the book

Photograph measures 16,5 x 23,3 cm app. and is vintage print on Agfa paper, not signed or stamped by photographer. Well preserved fine copy

Copenhagen: Eks-Skolens Forlag, 1984. Original photoillustrated wraps as issued. 128 pages. Illustrated throughout with photographs in black and white. Text in Danish. Name of previous owner to half title else clean and overall an excellent copy.
1st (and only) edition. Very fine, largely unknown Danish photobook, unique copy with original print

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Morten Vest & Jørn Stjerneklar — En zebra er et æsel med striber ('A Zebra is A Striped Donkey'). WITH ORIGINAL VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH