Grandeza de Louis Cabrera / por Enrique Ramirez y Ramirez. - Mexico: G.M. Echaniz, 1964. - 1, 47, 11 p.; portret ; 48x37 mm. [Libreria Antiquaria "Mexico en Libros"].
Guilt green morocco. 300 copies printed for Dawson's Bookshop LA. Printed on Ameco Bond paper (36 Kls) in 6 pts Modern. Set up by hand by José Marin and bound by Juan Silva.
This article was first published in volume 2 of the periodical Bandera Popular, 1954.
Luis Vincente Cabrera Lobato (1876-1954). Writer and politician in Mexico. He started his career as a teacher and afterwa
rds worked as a lawyer in several offices. Later on he was appointed director of the Escuela National de Jurisprudencia (Nowadays National Autonomous University of Mexico). In 1912 he became deputy to the Congress. In 1931 he was deported to Guatemale because of his political ideas, but he returned after a short time, and even was offered a candidacy for presidency. As a writer he used two pen names: Lic. Blas Urrea for his political publications, and Lucas Rivera for his more literary works.
Onmogelijke anaglyphen; over dingen die je wel kunt zien maar die niet bestaan / door Bruno Ernst en Coos den Tonkelaar (ill.). - Groningen: Philip Elchers, 1993. - 82 p.: ill. ; 72x48 mm.
Red cloth hardback with silver ornament. Green paper dustjacket. Stereoscopic spectacles in back. 300 copies on 70 grms India paper.
Impossible anaglyphs; about things one can see but that doesn't exist. Anaglyph images are made up of two color layers, superimposed, to produce a stereoscopic 3D effect, when viewed w
ith 2 color glasses (each lens a chromatically opposite color, usually red and cyan). In the brain the visual cortex joins the image it receives from each eye into a perception of a three dimensional composition.
Bruno Ernst pseudonym of Hans de Rijk (1926- ). After spending many years in a monastery he became a teacher of mathematics and physics. He was involved in publishing educational magazines for children and wrote many books on various scientific topics. In 2008 he received the NWO Eureka Reward. He is an absolute specialist in this field and had contacts with graphical artist M.C. Escher and Oscar Reutervärd., inventor of the so-called Penrose Triangle. Designer Coos den Tonkelaar made seventeen new illustrations for this miniature book
Grandeza de Louis Cabrera / por Enrique Ramirez y Ramirez. - Mexico: G.M. Echaniz, 1964. - 1, 47, 11 p.; portret ; 48x37 mm. [Libreria Antiquaria "Mexico en Libros"]. 
rds worked as a lawyer in several offices. Later on he was appointed director of the Escuela National de Jurisprudencia (Nowadays National Autonomous University of Mexico). In 1912 he became deputy to the Congress. In 1931 he was deported to Guatemale because of his political ideas, but he returned after a short time, and even was offered a candidacy for presidency. As a writer he used two pen names: Lic. Blas Urrea for his political publications, and Lucas Rivera for his more literary works.
