
Children OF Many Lands
by Hanns Reich
"Children of Many Lands" by Hanns Reich, published by Hill and Wang in 1958, is a hardcover book capturing international childhood through photography. Printed in Germany, this edition offers cultural insights without a dust jacket, in good condition. Ideal for collectors of cultural and travel photography.
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The book is in good condition with a sturdy hardcover binding. There is no dust jacket present, and the cover shows minor wear consistent with age. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or library markings, making it a well-preserved collectible for its age.
About This Vintage 1958 Edition
"Children of Many Lands" by Hanns Reich was published by Hill and Wang in 1958. This hardcover edition showcases a photographic exploration of children from various cultures around the world, capturing the diverse environments and lifestyles they inhabit. Hill and Wang, based in New York, have published this work to provide insight into the universal and unique aspects of childhood across different lands. The book is printed in Germany by DuMont Presse, Cologne, reflecting its international scope. While the specific edition is not stated, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in cultural photography and global studies. The absence of a dust jacket does not detract from the book's appeal, as it offers a timeless glimpse into the lives of children worldwide.
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