Villages in Prussia, four etchings by Jacob Steinhardt (1887-1968), [1925].
The four etchings are signed in pencil. On three appears the note "2 Zust." / "3 Zustand" / "4 Zust." (State).
Average size: 12X9 cm. Good condition. Attached with adhesive tape to one passé- par-tout.
Jakob Steinhardt, Das Graphische Werk edited by Stefan Behrens (Berlin, 1987), items no. 240-243.
Provenance: Collection of Hermann Meyer and his daughter Hannah Sapir.

Two woodcuts by Jacob Steinhardt (1887-1968).
1. Cliff City, [1911]. Woodcut, signed in pencil.
Woodcut: approx. 16X12.5 cm. Good condition. Stains at plate's margins and at margins of leaf (some resulting from use of adhesive tape). Slight creases and tears at margins. Inscription on bottom left corner of leaf.
Jakob Steinhardt, Das Graphische Werk, edited by Stefan Behrens (Berlin, 1987), item no. 283.
2. Village, [1922]. Woodcut for the calendar "Kunst und Leben". Signed in pencil.
Woodcut: 13X14.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, slight defects at margins of leaf. Pen inscription on bottom margins of leaf.
Kolb 77.
Provenance: Collection of Hermann Meyer and his daughter Hannah Sapir.

Neun Holzschnitte zu ausgewählten Versen aus dem Buche Jeschu ben Elieser ben Sirah [Nine woodctus for selected passages from… Ben Sirah], with introduction by Arnold Zweig. Ninth publication of Soncino, Berlin, 1929.
Introduction in German. A Hebrew text appears within the book surrounded by a German translation. Copy out of an edition of 800 copies, printed on paper of good quality.
[12] leaves, 27.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. An erased signature (by Steinhardt) appears on the colophon. Some damaged to binding and to spine.
Enclosed are two prints by Jacob Steinhardt which appeared in the book "Rot und Glühend ist das Auge des Juden" [red and shining is the Jew's eye] by Arno Nadel (Berlin 1920): * Nessiat Kapaim, signed in the plate. 8.5X7 cm, attached to a leaf with a printed passage from the poem "Red and Shining is the Jew's Eye" (German). * BeTefilah, signed in the plate. 9X13 cm, attached to a leaf; a printed piece of paper is attached to the leaf, with the title: "Jacob Steinhardt". Good condition. Stains.