Der Struwwelpeter von Heinrich Hoffmann (Mehr als 2.100 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Anonymous (illustrator). First English Edition. (Early English Children's Books) KING NUT-CRACKER OR THE DREAM OF POOR REINHOLD. A FAIRY TALE FOR CHILDREN. FREELY RENDERED FROM THE GERMAN OF DR. HEINRICH HOFFMANN [AUTHOR OF "STRUWWELPETER"] BY J. R. PLANCHE, ESQ. . Leipsis [sic]: Friedrich Volckmar; London: William Tegg & Co. 85 Queen-Street; London: A. & S. Joseph, Myers & Co. 144 Leadenhall-Street, [1853]. First English edition. 4to - 7-7/8" x 10-5/16". Re-backed pictorial russet colored paper covered boards with wear to all edges and wear with losses to both the paper and the cardboard at the fore edge corners. New endpapers. 28 leaves printed on rectos only. Twenty-eight half page hand-colored wood engravings, all in lovely condition. Internally the book is bright and clean with only a few scattered spots of finger soiling. The book is encased within a custom made clamshell box. The condition of the book is GOOD. Only ten copies located in OCLC/WorldCat. Rare Note: Stamp on verso of title page "Vertrag vom 13 Mai 1846" along with the Royal Arms of Saxony.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 4to. Sixth edition. Leipsic, Friedrich Volckmar. London:-At the Agency of the German Literary Society, 32, Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street. Original pinkish-coloured boards with title within an ornate border. Lower cover has a similar border with vignette in centre of a father, seated, reading a letter to his wife and three children. 24 pages, all hand coloured. Across the top of the title page is written, in a contemporary hand: 'Harriette Neilson from her loving Mammy 1855' Condition: original boards have become detached and been neatly sewn back on. A piece of pink linen has been put over the spine, overlapping the front and back covers by about half an inch. This has been covered with some white linen, now a little soiled. These repairs were almost certainly carried out in the 19thC. Covers are lightly soiled. Lacking front and rear endpapers. The pages have some very mild finger marks but they are exceptionally clean and bright and there are no tears. These are the earliest state of the illustrations and later printings had significant differences to Peter, Harriet and the Matches, Little Suck-A-Thumb and most of the other characters. Struwwelpeter was a hugely important and successful children's book. The large page size, style of the drawings and the fact that the book went through scores of editions meant it had a major influence on authors, artists and publishers of English children's literature. First published in English in 1848, early copies in anything like collectable condition are very rare. See Opie and Alderson, Treasures of Childhood p106 for an illustration of Peter as he appears in our book, although the colours in ours are much bolder. Our copy has faults, but it is an exceptionally nice example of a book that almost always turns up in absolutely dreadful condition.

Zustand: Very Good. Heinrich Hoffman (illustrator). Fourth Edition. Published by Friedrich Volckmar, Leipsic. 24 pages printed and hand-coloured on rectos only. Original printed paper-covered boards. Quarto. Fourth English edition. The Leipzig stamp on the cover is dated 1846, but printed Circa 1850.Bound in original covers with loss of some of the printed paper surface mainly around edges and corners; the paper on the covers are generally cracked and rubbed; new linen spine. Some spotting and soiling internally, some old tears have been repaired and page edges strengthened.; One very large tear on page one repaired; pages 23 and 24 have had smaller tears repaired. Pages but generally good and, overall, an acceptable copy of a very early edition. Originally published in Germany in 1845 as Lustige Geschichten und drollige Bilder, with only 15 pages, the book was expanded and renamed Struwwelpeter in 1847. Hoffmann instructed his publishers to issue the book in strong boards but with a frail paper spine, hoping that children would quickly read the book to pieces, and parents be forced to buy another copy; this accounts for the dearth of copies surviving in original boards. As with all genuine copies of early printings, the government's tax stamp appears on the upper board. The book was first published in English in 1848. After about 1859 the illustrations were changed to show Struwwelpeter with a mop of wavy hair, none of it over his face, as found in the English reprints of today.

Color Pictorial Boards. Zustand: Very Good +. Hoffmann, Heinrich (illustrator). First Edition. (Hoffmann, Heinrich) STRUWWELPETER PICTURES FOR PAINTING. [London]: Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press, circa 1920. First edition. 12mo - 6" x 7-5/16". Color pictorial boards with light overall soiling but only the slightest hint of wear for a very nice copy of a highly desirable book. [52]pp. The book reprints "The English Struwwelpeter or Pretty Stories and Funny Pictures" in its entirety on nice coated paper stock. This reprinting includes twenty-four full color ilustrations. Each full color illustration is paired with a line drawing of the same illustration that is meant to be painted by the book's owner. The book remains entirely unpainted and is in wonderful condition. There is foxing to the edges of the text block but the pages themselves are bright and clean. The condition of the book is VERY GOOD +. Very rare, especially in its original, unpainted state.

4°. [25] eins. bedr. Bl. mit handkolorierten Illustrationen. OHprgt. mit Rückentitel in Orig.-Pappschuber mit Deckelschild. Baumgartner 62, 10. Bilderwelt 1742. Doderer-Müller 824 u. S. 158. Hauswedell 634. Klotz 2780/55. LKJ II, 254. Slg. Maibach S. 22. Rühle I, 183. Salter, Kredel 1.84.2. Struwwelpeter-Hoffmann 6. - Eines (Nr. 95) von 300 Exemplaren der Vorzugsausgabe auf Bütten, gedruckt auf der Drugulin-Presse, Leipzig. - Berühmte Neuzeichnung des Struwwelpeter. - "Die Exemplare wurden mit der Hand koloriert." - "Erste deutsche Ausgabe mit gegenüber der früheren amerikanischen Ausgabe neuen Illustrationen Kredels. Der Verlag war 1936 im Zuge der "Arisierung" nach Potsdam umgezogen. Der deutsch-jüdische Verleger Oswalt und sein Sohn, Nachkommen Heinrich Orwalts, wurden wie viele andere Verleger und Schriftsteller Opfer des Rassenwahns der Nazis" (R. Rühle). - "Von den vielen Neuzeichnungen der Illustrationen Heinrich Hoffmanns hat sich Kredels als einzige dauerhaft durchgesetzt; sie findet noch heute bei Neuauflagen immer wieder Verwendung. Sicherlich hat Bogeng recht, wenn er 1939 schreibt, daß es Fritz Kredel zum ersten Mal gelungen sei, "einen ästhetisch-technisch einheitlichen Struwwelpeter zu schaffen, der - von seinen Ausbesserungen, seinen modernisierenden Restaurierungen befreit (Anm.: wahrscheinlich meint Bogeng die Umzeichnung von 1858) - das ursprüngliche Zeitgewand, den ursprünglichen Zeitton wiedergewonnen hat und nicht nur den ersten gedruckten Struwwelpeter wieder herstellt" (J. Baumgartner). - Schuber an den Kanten etwas berieben, Rückendeckel in der Mitte mit Bleistift-Kritzelei, sehr schönes innen makelloses Exemplar. Sprache: deutsch.

4°. 2 Bll., 24 Bll. Mit 1 Portaittaf.; 32 Bll.; Tit., 26 Bll., Tit., 24; 24; 16 S. Mit zahlr. kolor. Illustr. OLn. ill. Kanten berieb. Rü restaur. Titelbl. fleckig, unterl. Wenige Bll. m. kl. Randeinriss. Selten - Enthält: Struwwelpeter; König Nußknacker un der arme Reinhold; Im Himmel und auf der Erde; Bastian der Faulpelz; Prinz Grünewald und Perlenstein; Besuch bei Franz Sonne (11.-20. Tsd.). Gewicht in Gramm: 2000.

Hardcover. Zustand: very good. From the perspective of today's pedagogy, this German literature is accused of promoting repression and hostility. Repressive children's literature such as the "Struwwelpeter" by Heinrich Hoffmann, represents childish bad habits and their evil consequences in the countless, moral tales published in the early 19th century. Its textual and pictorial design is so unique and concise that it created a genre. The "Struwwelpetriaden," sadistic imagination of Hoffmann is being criticized today, as a tool that helped children be deformed into fearful, uptight German subjects. In fact, its popularity grew since it was used as a "parenting aid" in Germany and Austria during and after World War II. At a time when the housing was particularly cramped by city bombing, when in most families, mothers alone had to bear the burden of educating the children while men served in the military. The moral pedagogical character of the "Struwwelpeter" may explain its success with adults and its lasting success in general. Not dated, circa 1940, age-toned covers, pages darkened. book.

With wood-engraved colored illustrations and text. Includes the extra leaf for the 100th edition of Wie der Struwwelpeter reprinted from Gartenlaube, 1871, No. 46, with a portrait of Hoffmann. Original decorated wood engraved boards listing all the individual episodes on the front cover and publisher's advertisements on the back cover. The 100th edition was published as a jubilee edition, and all subsequent editions contain the additional leaf at the beginning. This is the famous group of stories of children who are not good, do not listen to their parents, and therefore suffer the results, often drastic consequences, of their cruel mischief. One story tells of a child who tortures animals receiving a deep bite, another receives burns when playing with matches, another is carried off in the wind while playing with an umbrella, never to return. There are children who cut off a thumb from playing with scissors and another who refuses to eat his soup and starves to death. Each of these stories has been related to psychiatric conditions. Each story has its symbols for a variety of mental problems such as ADHD or hyperactivity syndrome. The boy who refuses to eat has been described as suffering from anorexia nervosa. Hoffmann was a Frankfurt doctor and psychiatrist. This book is one of the most successful German children's books and has been translated into numerous languages.

Hardcover. French translation (1880s?), with hand coloured illustrations throughout. Moderate dustiness and browning to paper covered boards particularly on the front, which has a few small faint stains. Rear board is decorated with adverts to other publications, the front board copies the title page and is also hand coloured. Red cloth spine. The end papers are particularly fragile, the front hinge is cracked and the front free endpaper has torn away a little from the staples but is still fully attached. Very good. Acquired from Maud Lloyd, an admired leading dancer with Ballet Rambert in the 1930s. Later she wrote, with her husband, Nigel Gosling, influential dance books and reviews under the pseudonym, 'Alexander Bland'. When Rudolph Nureyev defected in 1961, they became his surrogate parents.

In 4 (cm 19,5 x 25,5), (2 bianche) + pp. (50) + (2 bianche) con testo e illustrazioni in xilografia stampati al solo recto dei fogli (verso bianco). Illustrazioni a colori nel testo. Cartonatura editoriale illustrata con sovraccoperta trasparente. Conservata anche la custodia in cartoncino con etichette con titolo al dorso e al piatto anteriore. Prima edizione in lingua tedesca di questo classico libro per ragazzi con le illustrazioni di Fritz Kredel basate sulle illustrazioni originali diÂHeinrich Hoffmann. "Pierino Porcospino"ÂfuÂpubblicato dal Hoffmann, medico e psichiatra, prima con lo pseudonimo diÂReimerich Kinderlieb nel 1844, piu' tardi con il nome vero. Sulla scia del suo successo internazionale comparvero numerose edizioni anche in parte rivedute e ridisegnate come questa con le illustrazioni di Kredel. Ottimo esemplare. ITA.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. (18)pp. Pop-up and movable elements throughout, made from Poole's hand-colored illustrations, animate Hoffmann's various verses originally composed in 1844 for his son. Bound in blue cloth over boards with cover title in red except for the "P," which is in gold. Fine. Housed in ornamented case with hinged lid and band of red beads. One of 55 copies, signed by the printer, Maryline Poole Adams.

4°. 29,5 x 23 cm. 25 einseitig bedruckte Blatt. Original-Halbpergamentband mit handgeschriebenem Rückentitel. Nummer 27 von 300 nummerierten Exemplaren der Vorzugsausgabe. Salter, Kredel 1.84.2. Ohne den Schuber. Mit zahlreichen handkolorierten, nach den Urvorlagen Dr. Heinrich Hoffmanns neu gezeichneten Original-Holzschnitten von Fritz Kredel. Gedruckt auf handgeschöpftem Büttenpapier auf der Drugulin-Presse, Leipzig. Sehr gutes Exemplar.

Hardcover. Zustand: Schlecht. Bildband (illustrator). kA. Auflage. Anzahl Bände: 1 - Bd.Nr.: kA - Sprache: de - Einband: Halbleinen - Gewicht: 210 - Illust.: Bildband - Zustand: Schlecht - beschädigt, Gebrauchsspuren, Seiten ausgebessert, o. J. (1876), o. V. (Literarische Anstalt Rütten u. Loening, Frankfurt am Main).

copyright Edition. An uncommonly good example of a very good copyright edition with linen backed leaves in the original illustrated, paper-covered boards. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dulled and dust-toned as with age. Corners sharp with an overall tight, bright and clean impression. Physical description : [16] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Subjects ; Children's poetry, German Translations into English.Children Conduct of life ; Juvenile poetry. 1 Kg.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. English 41 edition, copyright edition, 4to, 24pp, original pictorial boards, inscribed by former owner, spine repaired.

Translated into English jingles from the Original German of Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann by Mark Twain. With Dr. Hoffman's Illustrations, Adapted from the Rare First Edition, by Fritz Kredel. Folio, publisher's quarter morocco and cloth illustrated in color, in glassine wrapper and publisher's chemise and slipcase. First edition; No. 498 of 1500 copies. A very fine copy. The gold-lettered spine of the chemise is slightly sunned and with a 1/2" split at the top of one joint; and there is slight use and sunning to the slipcase.

copyright Edition. An uncommonly good example of a very good copyright edition with linen backed leaves in the original illustrated, paper-covered boards. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dulled and dust-toned as with age. Corners sharp with an overall tight, bright and clean impression. Physical description : [16] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Subjects ; Children's poetry, German Translations into English.Children Conduct of life ; Juvenile poetry. 1 Kg.

Leinen. Zustand: Befriedigend. o.J. [1927]. Getrennte Zählung, zahlreiche Ill. Entält u.a.: Der Struwwelpeter, König Nussknacker und der arme Reinhold, Im Himmel und auf der Erde, Bastian der Faulpelz.- Unsachgemäß geklebt, Buchblock und Decke jedoch heil und ganz. Rarer Titel, insbes. was die unbekannteren Veröffentlichungen von H.Hoffmann angeht.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. FOURTH ENGLISH EDITION after the 14th German edition pre 1855, small 4to, 245 x 200 mm, 9½ x 7¾ inches, original buff (or cream?) card covers, decorative border to covers, vignette on lower cover, lettered on upper cover only. Pages mounted on linen by an early owner, 24 pages of hand coloured illustrations following the original edition (Peter's hair hangs down over his face). Expertly rebacked at some time in matching paper, new free endpapers, corners worn, covers rubbed and slightly soiled, lower cover with diagonal crease and crack to surface paper, edges of covers worn with chipping to surface paper (maximum 10 mm, ½"). Margins darkened, well thumbed and slightly foxed, occasional very slight soiling, occasional very slight smudging of colour, possibly a little water-colour added to last 2 pages. Acceptable copy of an early English edition. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE, FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST.

Decorative Cloth. Zustand: Fine. Illustrated by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann (illustrator). Limited Edition; First Printing. A beautiful Special Limited edition/ first printing in Fine condition, being # 1436 of only 1500 made for the members of The Limited editions Club in 1935. Printed on French-folded sheets. Decorative cloth, red morocco shelfback (BAL #3555) Illustrations are very bright, pages show only very little browning. While the original navy cloth slipcover shows considerable wear and tear with bumped corners and spine pulling away from boards, the book itself is exceptionally collectible and scarce in this condition; In the foreword of this limited edition, Twain's daughter Clara explains the circumstances under which her father decided to translate into English the classic German children's book Der Struwwelpeter. Twain was intrigued by the jingles and illustrations about unruly children penned by general practitioner Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann and decided to very loosely "Americanize" the antics of the thumbsucking boy and the match playing little girl. Both Dr. Hoffmann and Twain recognized the dark side of childhood that only another child, whether German or American, can recognize. Basis for Off-Broadway play titled "Shock Headed Peter" in 2003; 4to.

0. 12,5 x 10,5 cm. 15 einseitig bedruckte Blätter (in Leporellofaltung) mit farbigen Illustrationen, farbig illustr. OPp. (leicht angestaubt). Hobrecker/Braunschweig 3519; Rühle (Böse Kinder) 41. - Erstauflage im Scholz Verlag, erschienen in der Reihe mit [Bestell-]Nr. 209. Enthält fünf Geschichten. - Ungewöhnlich gut erhalten. Sprache: Deutschu.

No place, no publisher, no date (Frankfurt, B. Dondorf, ca.1890), 36 loose cards, all 9,1 x 6,1 cm., each numbered "'1" to "36" and with a coloured Struwwelpeter illustration with a 4-line letterpress verse below, original illustrated and decorated board box with monogram "BD".

Komplette Serie von 12 Bildstreifen aus Glas für die Vorführung mit der Laterna Magica. Größe der Streifen: 17 x 4,5 cm. Jeder Streifen besteht aus 2 dünnen Glasscheiben, zwischen denen sich die Bilder befinden. Umlaufend befindet sich eine Umrandung aus rotem Papier. Sprache: de (Vorbemerkung zum Zustand: Entfärbungen in den schwarzen Umrandungen, vermutlich entstanden durch schlechte Lagerung, sind beim Betrachten mit der Laterne nicht sichtbar, da nur das runde Bild gezeigt wird. - Streifen I, Titel: sehr guter Zustand. - II, Christkind kommt: Bilder auch etwas von der Entfärbung betroffen. - Streifen III, Friedrich: Bilder befriedigend. Streifen IV, Friedrich: 2 Bilder auch etwas von der Entfärbung betroffen. - Streifen V, Feuerzeug: Bilder gut. - Streifen VI, Daumenlutscher: Bilder gut. - Streifen VII, schwarze Buben: Bilder gut. - Streifen VIII, schwarze Buben: sehr guter Zustand. - Streifen IX, Suppenkasper: Bilder kaum von der Entfärbung betroffen und gut. - Streifen X, Zappelphilipp: guter Zustand. - Streifen XI und XII, Hanns Guck in die Luft: Entfärbungen, Bilder leider auch stärker betroffen. Rote Papierumrandungen an wenigen Stellen abgelöst) - *** sehr selten! - (Lager 30 V).

Hinstorff, 2003, 1. Aufl., 12 Bl., ill. OPPbd., 4, fast wie neu [RG].

Serie von 10 (statt 12) Bildstreifen aus Glas für die Vorführung mit der Laterna Magica. Größe der Streifen: 18 x 5 cm. Umlaufend befindet sich eine Umrandung aus rotem Papier. - Es fehlen Streifen 5 und 10. Sprache: de (2 Streifen fehlen; bei Streifen 7 ist eine kleine Ecke abgebrochen, das Bild ist aber nicht betroffen; rote Papierumrandung etwas berieben und teilweise mit kleinen Fehlstellen; kleine Gebrauchsspuren. insgesamt guter Zustand und gute Bildqualität) - *** sehr selten! - (Lager 30 V).

Frankfurt Main. Rütten & Loening. 1924. 4°. 26 (3) Seiten. Farbige illustrierte OLeinwand. Auflage mit veränderter Einbandillustration ! (Vg. Klotz II, 2780/13; Bilderwelt 312). Sehr gut erhalten und frisch. Sprache: Deutsch. *** Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns immer BEVOR Sie bestellen! Für ausführliche Beschreibungen und Bilder sowie günstigere Versandoptionen kontaktieren Sie mich bitte per Email! Please contact us always BEFORE you order! For detailled descriptions and photos as well as cheaper shipping options please send an email! ***.

Gebunden. priv. Leinen , gr 8°, enthält Der Struwwelpeter (24s.), König Nußknacker und der arme Reinhold, (32s), Im Himmel und auf der Erde (26s)., , Bastian der Faulpelz, (24s), Prinz Grünewald und Perlenfein (24s.), , Besuch bei Frau Sonne. Aus dem Nachlass herausgegeben von E. & W. Hessenberg. (13s)., Frontispiz mit Bildnis H. Hoffmanns. Und Einleitung Wie der Struwwelpeter entstand. Titelblatt mit restauriertem Ausriss, sonst guter Zustand.[ AZC2,6], Deu 1200g.

Durchgehend farbig illustriertr von Josef Eberli, 25 x 19 cm, Farbig illustrierter Originalhalbleinwandband, 45 SS., 1 Bl Erste Auflage der ersten Schweizer Ausgabe im Hoffmannschen Originaltext, in der ersten Druckversion! >"Schon in der 1. Auflage sind zwei unterschiedliche Druckversionen bekannt, wobei die frühere Version recht selten sein dürfte: als erste eine mit einem Struwwelpeter, der auf dem Einband mit geschlossenem Mund und fröhlich hochgezogenen Mundwinkeln abgebildet ist, in der ersten Geschichte innen mit ebenfalls geschlossenem Mund, aber mißmutig und häßlich schief nach unten verzogenen Mundwinkeln. " (Rühle I+II Nr. 190 mit Abbildungen und dem Hinweis, dass diese Ausgabe schon 1944 ausgeliefert wurde!!). - Bilderwelt 1745.Baumgartner IV,13. - Tadellos erhaltenes Exemplar.

Mit farbigen Illustrationen nach Heinrich Hoffmann, 29,5 x 19,5 cm, 9 Bll Sehr seltenes Leinwandbilderbuch des Londoner Verlags Dean-Book Co., der auf Leinwandbilderbücher spezialisiert war; hier als No. 46 bezeichnet. - Enthält sieben originale Struwwelpeter-Geschichten. - Teils etwas verblaßt, insgesamt jedoch noch sehr gut erhalten. Bibliographisch war diese Ausagabe nicht nachweisbar.

FOURTEENTH IMPRESSION, printed by G. Otto in Darmstadt, circa 1865-1870, German text, small 4to, 250 x 200 mm, 10 x 7¾ inches, yellow boards illustrated and lettered black to to upper cover (man pastes up a notice for our title with onlookers), small vignette to lower cover (4 children and large picture book), 32 pages printed 1 side only. Hand coloured title page illustration and 31 pages of hand coloured illustrations. A poor child dreams he goes the Fairy Town of Toys; he meets King Nutcracker, toy soldiers, Noah's animals and Struwwelpeter and his associates. Expertly rebacked in matching paper, endpapers replaced, corners very slightly worn, a few very slight marks to covers, light brown mark at lower edge of upper cover, 85 x 20 mm deep (3½" x ¾") maximum, 4 very short closed tears to fore-edge of page 31, neatly repaired on reverse, fore-edge of page 31 very slightly dusty with small crease to top corner, not affecting image, contents otherwise very bright and clean. A very good plus copy of an early edition. This version of E.T.A. Hoffmann's story by the author of Struwwelpeter was first published in 1851. 'Vierzehnte unveranderte Auflage' (14th unrevised edition) is printed on upper cover. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE. FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST.