Karen Choppa Bücher

The book evokes a strong sense of nostalgia and longing for Cape Cod, featuring over two hundred vintage postcards from the early 1900s to the 1950s. These images showcase the region's small towns, serene beaches, and lively harbors, capturing a carefree way of life. Interwoven with the visuals are verses by renowned writer and poet Joseph Crosby Lincoln, enhancing the nostalgic experience. This collection is perfect for both visitors and natives, as it brings to life the memories and charm of the Cape.

Focusing on the life of a pioneering illustrator, this biography explores Maud Humphrey's significant contributions to American art during the Victorian era, often overshadowed by her son, Humphrey Bogart. It highlights her journey as an early suffragette who defied societal constraints to pursue her career in illustration while balancing family life. The book showcases her artwork, illustrating her impact and the resurgence of interest in her legacy, emphasizing her remarkable achievements beyond traditional gender roles of her time.

Featuring an extensive collection of full-color photography, this visual masterpiece showcases Gutmann's work more comprehensively than any prior publication. It includes rare pieces that are only available here, outside of scarce antique art print catalogs. Additionally, it serves as the most thorough price guide to Gutmann's art, making it an invaluable resource for illustrators and art libraries alike.

Book by Akmon, Roni, Choppa, Karen, Akmon, Nancy