36 pages of woodcuts, white images on black ground. Printed directly from original hand-engraved woodcuts, not via photographic reduction. Only 200 copies were ever produced, self-published by the artist. True to its name, the book features an intricate graphic narrative showcasing the architecture and poetic atmosphere of a Vojvodina street, compressed into millimeter-sized windows. Karolj Andruško (Károly Andruskó, 1915–2008) was a prominent Yugoslav-Hungarian graphic artist, painter, and typographer from Senta (Vojvodina, Serbia). Although he started as a printer and worked demanding manual jobs, he became one of the most prolific ex-libris masters and miniaturists, creating an opus of over 7,800 prints, 4,300 bookplates, and 220 miniature books. 10 x 12 mm. Original red cloth binding with gilt image on front cover. OCLC, 437798924. WorldCat locates three copies worldwide (Slovenia, Virginia, and Washington St. Louis).