Wolff b deken a (3 resultados)

Niet vertaalt Derde druk (eerste 1782) Twee delen 2 delen. (XXIV, 408; [II], 409-824, XXVI, [II] p., elk deel met drie gravures Twee halflederen banden, iets los in band, kleine beschadigingen aan banden, Lichte roestvlekjes. In elk deel 1 van de 3 platen, verder ZEER GOED) Betje (Elisabeth ) Wolff (1738-1804) and Aagje (Agatha) Deken (1741-1804) met each other in 1776. When Betje' s husband died in 1777 they decided to move in together. This was the start of a fruitful partnership. They wrote many novels, poetry and idealistic manifests. Sara Burgerhart is one of the very few books from older Dutch literature that is still being read today, two and a quarter of a century later. This is mostly because of the stylistic quality of these first novel in letters, which was the result of a cooperation between the two friends, intense like no other in Dutch literature (Buijnsters). After its appearance in 1782, the book was immediately met with succes: after a few months, a second edition followed and three years later a third. Even some German translations followed shortly after.…

Condición: Good. 3rd Edition. 2 halflederen banden met gemarmerde platten, goudopdruk op ruggen, 6 z/w platen (in elk deel 3 platen buiten de tekst), XXIV,408+409-824,XXVI pagina's, 8vo.; Lichte foxing; ruggen verkleurd; kleine beschadigingen band; slijtage randen en hoekjes kaft.

Volumes 1 and 2 (of 3) of Brieven van Abraham Blankaart, an educational novel in letters. In the novel, Abraham is an honest merchant, who stands up against injustice and helps those in need.Betje Wolff and Aagje Deken wrote books together. Although they led completely different personalities, their characters met in a common world view: both women were critical and did not shy away from (often necessary) sarcasm. They were ruthless observers, possessed a pointed, accurate writing style, and were gifted with great literary talent. In a number of multi-volume epistolary novels, they described the Netherlands of the late eighteenth century and portrayed the Dutch bourgeoisie.Betje and Aagje first met in October 1776, only a few months after they had first started corresponding. After the death of Betje's husband, the two women even lived together. In September of 1777 their first joint work was published: Brieven ('Letters'). Other successful novels soon followed, for instance Sara Burgerhart, De Historie van mejuffrouw Cornelia Wildschut, and Historie van den heer Willem Leevend.Aagje Deken died on 14 November 1804, nine days after Betje Wolff. Both women were buried in Scheveningen.literature female authors Betje Wolff Aagje Deken novels letters Bound in paper on carboard, 22.3 x 13.5 cm. Worn, some discoloration around the edges of the pages. Frayed edges.…