Mario und der Zauberer by Thomas Mann - 1930 First Edition w/ Slipcase
$89.99
Step into the world of classic literature with this stunning 1930 edition of Mario und der Zauberer by Thomas Mann, published by S. Fischer Verlag in Berlin. This rare hardcover book is a true gem for collectors and literary enthusiasts alike, featuring Mann’s captivating novella about a haunting encounter with a manipulative magician in fascist-era Italy. The cover showcases a beautifully aged design with intricate artwork, while inside, you’ll find an evocative frontispiece illustration of a seaside town, setting the tone for the story’s eerie atmosphere. With its historical significance and timeless narrative, this book is a piece of literary history from Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann, reflecting the tensions of pre-WWII Europe.
Step into the world of classic literature with this stunning 1930 edition of Mario und der Zauberer by Thomas Mann, published by S. Fischer Verlag in Berlin. This rare hardcover book is a true gem for collectors and literary enthusiasts alike, featuring Mann’s captivating novella about a haunting encounter with a manipulative magician in fascist-era Italy. The cover showcases a beautifully aged design with intricate artwork, while inside, you’ll find an evocative frontispiece illustration of a seaside town, setting the tone for the story’s eerie atmosphere. With its historical significance and timeless narrative, this book is a piece of literary history from Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann, reflecting the tensions of pre-WWII Europe.
Step into the world of classic literature with this stunning 1930 edition of Mario und der Zauberer by Thomas Mann, published by S. Fischer Verlag in Berlin. This rare hardcover book is a true gem for collectors and literary enthusiasts alike, featuring Mann’s captivating novella about a haunting encounter with a manipulative magician in fascist-era Italy. The cover showcases a beautifully aged design with intricate artwork, while inside, you’ll find an evocative frontispiece illustration of a seaside town, setting the tone for the story’s eerie atmosphere. With its historical significance and timeless narrative, this book is a piece of literary history from Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann, reflecting the tensions of pre-WWII Europe.