BRETON (André)
BRETON (André)
ODE TO CHARLES FOURIER. Paris, Éditions de la Revue Fontaine, l'Âge d'Or collection, 1947. In-4 Italian style, illustrated filled cover, black half maroon shirt, case.
Original edition illustrated with marginal diagrams.
ONE OF THE 22 COPIES ON GREEN PAPER, EDITION NOT INCLUDED IN THE COLOPHON JUSTIFIED H. C. (2/22) BY ANDRÉ BRETON.
AUTOGRAPH SENT SIGNED TO THE GRAND POET MARTINIQUAIS AIMÉ CÉSAIRE AND HIS WIFE:
To my great friends Suzanne and Aimé Césaire the admiration and tenderness of André Breton May 1, 1947.
PREVIOUSLY QUOTED BY THIS QUOTE FROM THE BRONCERY HAND: "The blackberry, emblem of pure and simple morality, gives a bland fruit, good for children's amusement, but it does not reach the good tables and is not a fruit of a made man." C.F. (margins slightly overrun, a few defects on the cover, spine redone)
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BRETON (André)
ODE TO CHARLES FOURIER. Paris, Éditions de la Revue Fontaine, l'Âge d'Or collection, 1947. In-4 Italian style, illustrated filled cover, black half maroon shirt, case.
Original edition illustrated with marginal diagrams.
ONE OF THE 22 COPIES ON GREEN PAPER, EDITION NOT INCLUDED IN THE COLOPHON JUSTIFIED H. C. (2/22) BY ANDRÉ BRETON.
AUTOGRAPH SENT SIGNED TO THE GRAND POET MARTINIQUAIS AIMÉ CÉSAIRE AND HIS WIFE:
To my great friends Suzanne and Aimé Césaire the admiration and tenderness of André Breton May 1, 1947.
PREVIOUSLY QUOTED BY THIS QUOTE FROM THE BRONCERY HAND: "The blackberry, emblem of pure and simple morality, gives a bland fruit, good for children's amusement, but it does not reach the good tables and is not a fruit of a made man." C.F. (margins slightly overrun, a few defects on the cover, spine redone)
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