It is believed that the Germans wanted to delay our offensive and transport it to a terrain chosen by them [
November 10th (no year)
obtained In-Person at Berlin 2006
signed and dated to the lower edge of the photograph in black ink "Jan Kubelik - Februar 1904" - additionally with an autograph musical quotation to the upper edge of the mount (four bars)
with scattered creases (noticeable creases to top corners)
Ernst Fuchs Autograph Jost Capito It is believed that theSigned book: `Emilio Greco Hommage Bcklin`, published by Galerie Ariadne Krugier Sydow on the occasion of a exhibition, limited edition, Frankfurt, 1972, in German & English, softcover book, 8 x 8 inch, 101 pages, signed on the title free page in blue ballpoint ink "Ernst Fuchs", with mild signs of wear in fine to very fine condition.