Zehn Kleine Negerbuben (nr. 423) [Ten Little Negro Boys] Stories in rhyme - Juvenile fiction No actual physical copies located

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Late Nineteenth-Century African American Folklore and Plantation Literature

The inclusion of full-color mediums—the delicate pastel and the standalone watercolor—demonstrates the full breadth of Wall's versatile draftsmanship outside of his standard monochrome printmaking

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Zehn Kleine Negerbuben (nr. 423) [Ten Little Negro Boys] Stories in rhyme - Juvenile fiction No actual physical copies located(Black Interest) (Racism and Racial Stereotypes in Children's Literature) ZEHN KLEINE NEGERBUBEN (NR. 423) [TEN LITTLE NEGRO BOYS]; pictures by Beatrice Braun Fock. Mainz: Verlag Jos. Scholz, circa 1932. FIRST EDITION, LATER PRINTING (?). Oblong 4to 8 7 16" x 10 11 16". Orange cloth backed, color pictorial paper covered boards; the front board being 1 5 8" shorter than the back board revealing ten die cut paper heads of the titular boys, one on each