Wieland – German Monthly Periodical for Literature and Art – Berlin, 1916-1920 – Five Bound Volumes

Wieland, Deutsche Wochenschrift für Kunst und Literatur. Berlin: Wieland Verlag Julius Bard, 1916-1920. German. Five bound volumes.
A complete set of issues from the second to the fifth year (12 issues in each volume) and issues 1-6 of the sixth year.
A German monthly for art and literature, published during World War I. The journal's revenues were donated to the Red Cross.
Among the writers: Gerhard Hauptmann, Hermann Hesse, Lotte von Mendelssohn Bartholdi, Arthur Silbergleit and Jakob Wasermann.
Among the artists whose works appear in the journal are Erich Büttner, Lyonel Feininger, Max Liebermann, Emil Orlik and Hermann Struck.
Five bound volumes, 33 cm. Good condition. Worming to margins of several of the second and third year issues. Damage to bindings.