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Henr. de Holl
A little-known Dutch writer of playful children’s verse, Henr. de Holl created charming picture books filled with frogs, geese, hares, ducklings, and fairytale woodland creatures. The books were published in Gouda in the early 1920s, with illustrations by Greet Feuerstein.
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De Hazen en de Kabouters
by Henr. de Holl
About the author
Henr. de Holl is known primarily for a small group of Dutch children’s poetry books published by G.B. van Goor Zonen in Gouda. These include De kikkers en de ganzen (1920), De hazen en de kabouters, Van zeven kleine eendjes, and De biggetjes en de haan.
The surviving books are playful, rhythmic picture-book verses for young readers. They were illustrated by Greet Feuerstein, whose lively drawings accompanied stories about animals, children, and imaginary woodland adventures. Little additional biographical information about the author has been reliably identified.