Mit 173 Abbildungen im Text und drei farbigen Tafeln.
Brown cloth covers with the image of a buck centre front. Titles to the front board and spine. The original dust jacket has been bound in between the fep and ffep.
Otto Moszeik, a German physician, studied medicine at Koenigsberg (now Kaliningrad, Russia) and qualified as a medical practitioner by passing the German Staats Examen in 1887.
Moszeik later came to the Cape Colony, where he was licensed to practice medicine on 24 December 1900, and settled in the Barkley East district. In 1905 he published a comprehensive, illustrated paper on South African rock art (in German) in the Internationales Archiv fuer Ethnographie. The text was subsequently revised and augmented and published as a book, Die Malereien der Buschmaenner in Suedafrika (Berlin, 1910), with 173 illustrations. By 1907 he was residing at Moshesh's Ford, a ford in the Kraai River some 20 km north-east of Barkley East. In 1911 he published a paper on the preventive treatment of tuberculosis in the Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift (1911).
(https://www.s2a3.org.za/bio/Biograph_2C%20studied%20medicine%20German)
- Binding Condition: Very good
- Overall Condition: Good
- Size: 8vo
