Mit Illustr. von Eerd-Schenk, Maxine van 121 S.
Erich Scheurmann Books
November 24, 1878 – May 4, 1957
Erich Scheurmann was a German painter and writer whose work offers a unique perspective on distant cultures and their encounters with modernity. He gained international acclaim for his bestseller, which explores the profound differences between traditional life and the Western world through a fictional travelogue. Scheurmann's writings are infused with his personal travel experiences, particularly from Samoa, providing a reflection on colonialism and cultural identity. His style, shaped by his artistic background, blends keen observation with lyrical narrative, inviting readers to delve into foreign worlds while contemplating their own.





Der Papalagi
die Reden des Südseehäuptlings Tuiavii aus Tiavea