Punch Judy
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(WIERINK, B.W.). Jan Klaassen, verteld en geteekend door Oom Ben. Buiksloot (= Amsterdam), J.M. Schalekamp, (1903).
Very rare first edition of an entirely lithographed and colour-printed picture book for children containing a double story, beautifully calligraphed and illustrated parallel to each other. One story is about the adventures of the dolls of a little girl, and the other about the pranks of the "Jan Klaassen" puppets of a little boy. Both the dolls and the "Punch and Judy" figures had been given to the children by Saint Nicholas. The girl's dolls are very beautiful, and include a Japanese lady and a Surinam woman in colourful dress. The boy's "Punch and Judy" characters include Jan Klaassen, his spouse Katrijn, a young sailor with a pipe, a policeman, etc., and both the dolls and the "Punch and Judy" puppets often play together as well. The show characters also dance and sing together, with musical scores, signed by the composer with the initials J.A.T. The story is told and depicted so vividly that the children could easily re-enact all what happened in a show of their own. "Uncle Ben" was the pseudonym of Bernard Willem Wierink (1856-1939), a fine Art Nouveau artist and pupil of C.A. Lion Cachet. He was drawing teacher and later director of the "Industrie School" in Amsterdam.
Fine copy.
KLKL 725; not in Braches, Het Boek als Nieuwe Kunst.
Large 8vo. Orig. colour-printed and decorated lithographed boards, with "Jan Klaasen" holding the coat of arms of Amsterdam on front cover and circular vignette of "Pegasus" on back cover, designed by B.W. Wierink, alias "Oom Ben". With colour-printed frontispiece showing Saint Nicholas on horseback, and colour-printed lithographed plates throughout, beautifully designed in Art Nouveau style by the author.
[SW: Lithographs; Colour Printing; Illustrated Books]
WIERINK, Bernard Willem]. Jan Klaassen, verteld en geteekend door Oom Ben. Buiksloot (= Amsterdam), J.M. Schalekamp, (1903).
Very rare first edition of an entirely lithographed and colour-printed picture book for children containing a double story, beautifully calligraphed and illustrated parallel to each other. One story is about the adventures of the dolls of a little girl, and the other about the pranks of the "Jan Klaassen" puppets of a little boy. Both the dolls and the "Punch and Judy" figures had been given to the children by Saint Nicholas. The girl's dolls are very beautiful, and include a Japanese lady and a Surinam woman in colourful dress. The boy's "Punch and Judy" characters include Jan Klaassen, his spouse Katrijn, a young sailor with a pipe, a policeman, etc., and both the dolls and the "Punch and Judy" puppets often play together as well. They dance and sing together on the music written down underneath the plates and signed by the composer with the initials J.A.T. The story is told and depicted so vividly that the children could easily re-enact all that happened in a show of their own. "Uncle Ben" was the pseudonym of Bernard Willem Wierink (1856-1939), a fine Art Nouveau artist and pupil of C.A. Lion Cachet. Wierink was a drawing teacher and director of the "Industrie School" in Amsterdam. Several plates are signed with his monogram W.B.W.
Fine copy.- (Boards sl. rubbed, spine sl. dam.; old owner's entry on first endpaper).
KLKL 725; not in Braches, Het Boek als Nieuwe Kunst.
Large 8vo. Orig. colour-printed and decorated lithographed boards, with "Jan Klaasen" holding the crowned coat of arms of Amsterdam on front cover and circular vignette of "Pegasus" on back cover, designed by B.W. Wierink, alias "Oom Ben". With colour-printed frontispiece showing Saint Nicholas on horseback, and colour-printed lithographed plates throughout, beautifully designed in Art Nouveau style by the author, 15 full-page, incl. the frontispiece, and 17 with text and musical scores calligraphed on the stone. 32 pp.
[SW: Art General; Lithographs; Amsterdam; Picture Books; Children's Books; Armorial Bindings]
Cruikshank, George: Punch and Judy, Whitstable Pryor Publications 2002
0946014744 Very Good Cruikshank, George
Hardback with appealing printed boards. Reprints the 1828 second edition of 'Punch And Judy, with Illustrations drawn and engraved by George Cruikshank. Accompanised by the Dialogue of the Puppet-Show, An Account of its Origin, and of Puppet-Plays in England'. First Thus No Jacket hardcover Used
[SW: PUNCH AND JUDY]
TONNEMAN, A. De Poppenkast. Zes gekleurde Teekenvoorbeelden op Ruiten. Benevens twaalf vel Teekenpapier. Prettige Bezigheid voor Leege Uren. Amsterdam, Bondsdrukkerij De Volharding, (ca. 1930).
Series of large model plates for children to draw, colour, and cut and mount the characters for their own puppet show. The models represent the Dutch Punch and Judy, "Jan Klaassen and Katrijn", a landlord, policeman, Death, called "Pierlala", and a monkey, called "Jobo". Instructions are given on the loosely inserted publisher's leaflet, and the title expressly states that the work is intended to "nicely fill the leisure hours". Twelve leaves of squared paper are added, but how to make one's own squared paper is explained as well. All models are drawn in their right proportions and presented in the bright colours of the Art Deco period.
Good set.- (Paper envelope sl. worn).
Large 4to. Original paper envelope, with title, list of contents and publisher's address on front cover. With 6 separate model plates in bright colours for making the characters of a Dutch Punch and Judy show, and 12 unused lvs. of squared drawing paper. One leaf with publisher's explanation.
[SW: Dutch; Education; Games & Pastimes; Modelbooks]