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Kafka, Franz,
  • Archive
Title [Schwarzes Notizbuch] - Zeichnungen.
Scope and content The file contains a notebook with remains of the original black cover. The notebook contains a number of short literary works and sketches: Sie schläft. Das Klettern - Snait. Most of the pages are filled with doodles and drawings in pencil and ink, 26 folios. In addition, there are two groups of clippings which have been cut from the notebook, four and six pieces of paper with black human figures in ink, and three sheets with handwritten copies of the written parts and notes in Max Brod's handwriting.
Contributors Franz,Kafka 1883-1924
Creation Date [ca. 1923]
Notes Partial restoration
Host Item Max Brod Archive
Language German
Call Number ARC. 4* 2000 05 37
Access Rights online_resources
Level of Description File Record
Credits הספרייה הלאומית, ארכיון מכס ברוד The National Library of Israel. Max Brod Archive
National Library system number 997007757183805171
      1. [Schwarzes Notizbuch] - Zeichnungen

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