From 50 Watt, the Nuremberg ABC of 1912, illustrated by Olga Kopetzky. Over at 50 Watt, they say: "I can't find so much as a blurb about Olga (1868–1928), who published under "O. Kopetzky." Her work has been in circulation, though, as she illustrated an oft-reprinted 1915 edition of Paul Carus's Gospel of Buddha."
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The Nuremberg ABC
From 50 Watt, the Nuremberg ABC of 1912, illustrated by Olga Kopetzky. Over at 50 Watt, they say: "I can't find so much as a blurb about Olga (1868–1928), who published under "O. Kopetzky." Her work has been in circulation, though, as she illustrated an oft-reprinted 1915 edition of Paul Carus's Gospel of Buddha."
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