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(Woolf, Virginia). King, James
VIRGINIA WOOLF signed by James King
London: Hamish Hamilton 1994 1994. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. Signed by James King on the title page. A fine copy in original black cloth covered boards gilt lettering on the spine in a near fine pictorial dustwrapper depicting Man Ray's stunning photograph of Woolf. Thick 8vo. 699 pp. 'The great writer's embrace life in all its complexities; we find ourselves and each other in their pages. Virginia Woolf is among this select company. In her books the great joys and sorrows of her life are immortalized. This biography is in large part about the joys and sorrows of her existence exploring her inner landscape the abundant source of her creative genius.'. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1994 hardcover
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(Woolf, virginia)
Virginia Woolf Miscellany
1st Edition. Soft cover. Very Good. vol. 1 number 1 facsimile reproduction 1973 through number 10 1983. Also index to the first 20 issues. 21 items in all. paperback
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(Woolf, Virginia)
Virginia Woolf Quarterly
Virginia Woolf Quarterly 1972-1977. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. 6 issues - 6 of the first 7 - lacks first issue. Virginia Woolf Quarterly paperback
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(Woolf, Virginia). Brewster, Dorothy
VIRGINIA WOOLF'S LONDON
London: Allen & Unwin 1959. 1st Edition. 1st Edition. By Author. First Edition. Signed by Dr. Dorothy Brewster noted for her modern fiction and short story writing. A fine copy in the publisher's turquoise cloth covered boards gilt to the spine in a fine pictorial dustwrapper. A guide to Woolf's London with detailed references to its influence on her work. Small 8vo. 120 pp. Allen & Unwin unknown
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(Woolf, Virginia). Briggs, Julia
VIRGINIA WOOLF. AN INNER LIFE
New York: Harcourt 2005. First Edition. Uncorrected proof copy. Near fine in the publisher's yellow stiff card wrappers. Slight crease on the tips of the front cover A unique <br /> biography concentrating on Virginia Woolf's novels and A Room Of One's Own Three Guineas and The Common Readers. Essential reading for the understanding of Woolf's writing methods and how her thought process influenced her life and relationships. Thick 8vo. 528 pp. New York: Harcourt, (2005) unknown
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(Woolf, Virginia). King, James
VIRGINIA WOOLF
London: Hamish Hamilton 1994 1994. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. A fine copy in original black cloth covered boards gilt lettering on the spine in a fine pictorial dustwrapper depicting Man Ray's stunning photograph of Woolf. Thick 8vo. 699 pp. 'The great writer's embrace life in all its complexities; we find ourselves and each other in their pages. Virginia Woolf is among this select company. In her books the great joys and sorrows of her life are immortalized. This biography is in large part about the joys and sorrows of her existence e x ploring her inner landscape the abundant source of her creative genius.'. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1994 hardcover
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(Woolf, Virginia). Brewster, Dorothy
VIRGINIA WOOLF
London: Allen & Unwin 1962 1962. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. A fine copy in the publisher's black cloth covered boards white lettering to the spine in a near fine pictorial dustwrapper depicting Man Ray's photograph of Woolf. Small 8vo. 184 pp. A wonderful early study of Woolf. London: Allen & Unwin, (1962) hardcover
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(Woolf, Virginia). Richter, Harvena
VIRGINIA WOOLF. THE INWARD VOYAGE
Princeton: Princeton University Press 1970 1970. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. A lovely copy in the publisher's 1/4 navy over burgundy cloth covered boards gilt titles to the spine in a very good indeed pictorial dustwrapper showing light overall use and some rubbing at the crown of the spine. 8vo. 273 pp. A compelling and indispensable study of Woolf's major works and her method of writing by this Woolfian scholar. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970 hardcover
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(Woolf, Virginia). Levenback, Karen L
VIRGINIA WOOLF AND THE GREAT WAR
New York: Syracuse University Press 1999 1999. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. First Edition. 8vo. 208 pp. A fine copy in fine dustwrapper inscribed by the author on the title-page. A fascinating study focusing on Virginia Woolf's war consciousness and how her sensitivity to representations of war in the popular press and authorized histories affected both the development of characters in her fiction nonfictional and personal writings. Syracuse University Press, (1999) hardcover
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(Woolf, Virginia). Briggs, Julia
VIRGINIA WOOLF. AN INNER LIFE
New York: Harcourt 2005. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. First Edition. Hard Cover. First Edition. A fine copy in brown paper covered boards gilt titles to the spine in a pristine pictorial dustwrapper portraying a young Virginia Woolf. With black and white photographs throughout reproducing Vanessa Bell's dustwrapper designs and the holographic drafts for the novels in Virginia Woolf's hand. Essential reading for the understanding of Woolf's writing methods and how her thought process influenced her life and relationships. Thick 8vo. 528 pp. An important addition to Woolf scholarship. New York: Harcourt, (2005) unknown
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?WOOLF, Virginia?
?Flush?
?Stock, Paris, 1935, in-12, 204 pp, Broché tel que paru, De la collection cabinet cosmopolite. Edition originale française. Couverture rigide
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[Alfred Trumble], M Woolf (illus)
The Mott Street Poker Club
New York New York: Dick & Fitzgerald 1888. Good to very good. Upper wrapper detached. Minor toning dust soiling chipping to extremities and spine. One or two minor stains. Paper brittle. First edition scarce with only 3 copies listed on OCLC as of March 2023. "The Mott Street Poker Club" is a fictional account revealing the underground card and gambling scene in New York's Chinatown. Utilizes common anti-Asian stereotypes and sentiments from the time including frequent use of a phoneticized "Chinese accent". The anonymous author Alfred Trumble dates unknown possibly pseudonym wrote several books on eclectic subjects ranging from New York's underground card scene to the Crusades with illustrations by Gustave Doré Dickens' interest in jails Parisian night life and "The Mysteries of Mormonism". He is an odd and shadowy character begging for further research by scholars.<br /> <br /> 8vo 9.25" by 6" pp. 50 4 pp. adverts stapled in original illustrated yellow wrappers printed in red and black. Ink stamp of Kleinteich's Book Store Brooklyn NY to title-page. Dick & Fitzgerald unknown
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[Commerce cahiers trimestriels publiés par les soins de Paul Valéry, Léon-Paul Fargue, Valery Larbaud] ; Nietzsche ; Suarès André, Woolf Virginia ; Barilli Bruno ; Supervielle Jules ; Lanux P. De
Commerce cahier X. Hiver 1926
L. Giraud-Badin 1926 Exemplaire n60 sur Hollande Van Gelder numérotés de 1 à 100. In-8 broché 25,5 cm sur 20. 200 pages. Grande marge conservée. Pages non coupées. 4ème de couverture avec déchirure de 5 cm, intérieur frais bon état d’occasion.
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[COACH HOUSE PRESS] WOOLF, Douglas
Future Preconditional
Toronto: Coach House Press 1978. First Edition. From a total edition of 1000 copies this is the deluxe issue letter "W" of 26 copies with an original holograph poem in rear "pocket" the pocket being a printed brown-paper sandwich bag. Small octavo; full green cloth with printed paper spine label 924pp. Touch of soil to covers still a tight attractive copy very Near Fine. Issued without a dustwrapper. <br /> <br /> A collection of short prose pieces by the great American novelist short story writer and small press publisher Wolf Run Press. Very scarce in this format. Coach House Press unknown
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[EPHEMERA]; Woolf, Virginia; Chandler, Raymond; Nabokov, Vladimir; Anouilh, Jean; Stevens, Wallace; Whitridge, Thomas (printer)
No Dress Rehearsal Baby
New York: Ink Inc no date. An uncommon and compelling collection of fine press literary broadsides by Ink Inc. a graphic design printing and print-brokerage house established in 1978 by Thomas Whitridge. The title sheet includes the first eight lines of Wallace Stevens's 1947 poem "Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction" printed at upper left. The Virginia Woolf broadside includes a paragraph from her 1928 essay "The Sun and the Fish" accompanied by a portrait of an exemplary fish: "In their shape is their reason." The Raymond Chandler broadside reprints a famous incident in his 1939 detective novel The Big Sleep when Philip Marlowe discovers a Sternwood sister in his bed. The Vladimir Nabokov broadside features a passage from his 1972 short novel Transparent Things while the Jean Anouilh broadside includes an exchange between the lovers at the center of his 1945 play Romeo et Jeannette. A fine complete set unrecorded institutionally and in commerce. Five loose broadside sheets measuring 18 x 13 inches wrapped in original glassine and mylar wrapper blindstamped "Ink Inc. / New York." Woolf Chandler and Nabokov broadsides printed in two colors. Glassine split at fold and chipped at edges broadsides fine. Ink, Inc unknown
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[GEORGE GISSING] GISSING, AC; Virginia Woolf, introd A C
Selections Autobiographical and Imaginative from the Works of George Gissing. With biographical and critical notes by his son
London: Jonathan Cape 1929. First Edition. First impression. Octavo. Brown linen-covered boards; dustjacket; 318pp. A touch of dust to upper edge of text block but a Fine copy. In the original deep blue dustwrapper printed in orange; all four corners clipped by publisher with price intact at base of front flap 7s.6d. net. Gently faded on spine panel; mild wrinkling and two brief closed tears to upper margins; Near Fine. <br /> <br /> A truly lovely copy. Woolf's introduction is substantial 16pp and personal. There was a simultaneous and seemingly more common American issue bound from the same sheets. Jonathan Cape unknown
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[GISSING, George] GISSING, A C; with Virginia WOOLF
SELECTIONS AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AND IMAGINATIVE FROM THE WORKS OF GEORGE GISSING WITH BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL NOTES BY HIS SON
London: Jonathan Cape 1929. First edition. Octavo. Coffee-brown cloth boards lettered in gilt on spine; publisher's device of a bowl with monogram in blind on lower board. First edition first impression. Introduction by Virginia Woolf pages 9-16 published here in the year her A Room of One's Own was published. Top and fore edges trimmed bottom partially trimmed endpapers slightly offset from dust jacket. A contemporary inscription: "Valentine 'Take and keep this not for its worth for God knows it has little but in memory of my love.' "Veranilda"" quoting Gissing's unfinished novel Veranilda on front free endpaper with an additional loose inscription laid in: "To dearest Valentine Ackland / In remembrance of 29.7.29. / With fondest love from / Frankie Francis Birrell." Very good or better. Saxe-blue dust jacket dust jacket printed in orange-yellow spine lightly sunned small closed tear at spine top of rear panel price intact very good or better. <br /> <br /> . KIRKPATRICK & CLARKE B9a. Jonathan Cape unknown
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[LITTERATURE] - WOOLF (Virginia)
Journal (version intégrale). Vol. 1 (1615-1918) – Vol. 2 (1919-1922) – Vol. 3 (1923-1927) – Vol. 4 (1928-1930) – Vol. 5 (1931-1933) – Vol. 6 (1934-1936) – Vol. 7 (1937-1938) – Vol. 8 (1939-1940-1941).
Paris, Éditions Stock, 1981-1983 ; in-8 (114 x 225 mm), 416 + 490 + 434 + 276 + 336 + 348 + 312 + 372 pp., brochés. Les 8 volumes. Collection «Nouveau Cabinet Cosmopolite», dirigée par Marie-Pierre Bay et André Bay. Traduit de l'anglais par Colette-Marie Huet.
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[LITTERATURE] - WOOLF (Virginia)
Journal d’adolescence (1897-1909).
Paris, Éditions Stock, 1993 ; in-8 (114 x 225 mm), 612 pp., broché. Collection «Nouveau Cabinet Cosmopolite», dirigée par Marie-Pierre Bay et André Bay. Traduit de l'anglais par Marie-Ange Dutartre.
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[LINCOLN, Abraham]. WOOLF, SJ [artist] S J
Abraham Lincoln Signed lithographic print
n.p.: n.p. 1946. Lithographic print of a pencil and charcoal drawing of Abraham Lincoln signed in pencil by Woolf. Protected in a matted portfolio and tissue guard. Light soiling. Near fine. Samuel Johnson Woolf 1880-1948 was a famous portrait artist whose subjects included Mark Twain Winston Churchill and other famous performers writers and politicians. His work is represented in collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and New York Public Library among many other museums and has been exhibited all over the world. He also published numerous interviews for the New York Times Magazine each accompanied by a portrait of his subject. [n.p.] unknown
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[Literary Diary] Woolf, Virginia
A Moment's Liberty. The Shorter Diary of Virginia Woolf.
<p>London:: Hogarth Press 1990. First Printing of the First UK Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine dust jacket. The Diary of Virginia Woolf has been acclaimed as a masterpiece. Anne Olivier Bell edited the five-volume original and she has now abridged the Diary in this splendidly readable single volume edition.</p> Hogarth Press, hardcover
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[Literary Diary] Woolf, Virginia
A Moment's Liberty. The Shorter Diary of Virginia Woolf.
London:: Hogarth Press 1990. First Printing of the First Canadian Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine dust jacket. The Diary of Virginia Woolf has been acclaimed as a masterpiece. In addition to Woolf's superbly drawn portraits of Max Beerbohm T. S. Eliot John Maynard Keynes Katherine Mansfield--and her occasionally acerbic remarks on what they said and did the diaries are also a repository for luminous thoughts on birds and weather the pleasures of walking or listening to music and witty jabs at unwelcome guests and importunate journalists. Anne Olivier Bell edited the five-volume original and she has now abridged the Diary in this splendidly readable single volume edition. Hogarth Press, unknown
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[Literary Letters] Woolf, Virginia
Congenial Spirits. The Letters of Virginia Woolf.
London:: Hogarth Press 1989. First Printing of the First UK Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine dust jacket. Congenial Spirits selected and edited by Joanne Trautmann Banks brings together the finest and most enjoyable of Virginia Woolf's letters in a single volume. This is a marvellous collection - spontaneous witty often flirtatious powerfully moving. Whether bemoaning some domestic travail commenting publicly on the state of the nation or taking up her pen inspired to discuss cultural artistic or personal concerns Virginia Woolf is one of the great correspondents. This volume displays not only Woolf's courage and brilliance her generosity and love of gossip but also her genius for close and enduring friendship. Hogarth Press, unknown
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[Murdoch, Iris] Woolf, Cecil and Bagguley, John (Edited by)
Authors Take Sides on Vietnam - Two Questions on the War in Vietnam Answered by the Authors of Several Nations
New York: Simon and Schuster 1967. First Edition. Signed by Author. New York: Simon and Schuster 1967. First Printing. A softback. A VG copy. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY IRIS MURDOCH AFTER HER ENTRY ON PAGES 56-57: "For Brian and Chantal and the/ innocents hoping they may avoid/ the horrors of war/ Iris Murdoch". A unique copy signed and inscribed in this way by one of the leading contributors. Further details can be provided upon request as to the identity of the recipients of this book which is part of a larger listing of Iris Murdoch proofs and other rare signed first editions. Scarce with these attributes. Uncommon. Photographs/scans available upon request. Simon and Schuster unknown
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[REVUE]. COMMERCE. " Cahiers trimestriels publiés par les soins de Paul Valéry, Léon-Paul Fargue, Valery Larbaud ".
COMMERCE. " Cahiers trimestriels publiés par les soins de Paul Valéry, Léon-Paul Fargue, Valery Larbaud ". (7, rue de l'Odéon, Paris VIe, puis 160, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris VIIIe). Grand in-8° broché. 29 numéros trimestriels ont paru en 29 livraisons, de l'été 1924 au printemps 1932.
Collection complète, du n° 1 (été 1924) au n° 29 (printemps 1932). Nous joignons l'Index des années 1924-1928, paru sous forme de tiré-à-part joint au n° 22 (Hiver 1929). TOUS LES NUMEROS FONT PARTIE DU TIRAGE SUR VELIN PUR FIL LAFUMA (2e papier dont le nombre d'exemplaires est compris entre 150 et 300) et sont tous en bon ou très bon état. // Le n° 1 porte la mention manuscrite " Exemplaire sur Lafuma ", apposée par Auguste Morel qui a également signé cet exemplaire de ses initiales ; ce détail fait de cet exemplaire une belle pièce joycienne puisque dans ce premier numéro de " Commerce " paraît la première traduction en français d'un extrait d'ULYSSE de Joyce - traduction justement due au même Auguste Morel et à Valery Larbaud. // Rare et belle collection sur grand papier.
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[REVUE]. CONTEMPORAINS. " Revue mensuelle de critique et de littérature ".
CONTEMPORAINS. Collection complète, du n° 1 (novembre 1950) au n° 5 (août-septembre 1951).
CONTEMPORAINS. " Revue mensuelle de critique et de littérature ". Paris (17, rue Berthollet). Direction : Clara Malraux [et Jean Duvignaud]. Grand in-8° broché. 5 numéros ont paru en 5 livraisons, de novembre 1950 à août-septembre 1951. (Destribats, 528) // Contributions de : Alexandre Alexeïeff, Gabriel Audisio, Dominique Aury, Claude Aveline, Joë Bousquet, Christian Dotremont, Jean Duvignaud, Mircea Eliade, Jean Follain,Daniel Guérin, Jean-Claude Ibert, Paul Klee, Clara Malraux, Loÿs Masson, Jean Paulhan, Francis Ponge, Victor Serge, Jules Supervielle, Jean Tardieu, Virginia Woolf.
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[REVUE]. CONTEMPORAINS. " Revue mensuelle de critique et de littérature ".
CONTEMPORAINS. N° 1. (Novembre 1950).
CONTEMPORAINS. " Revue mensuelle de critique et de littérature ". Paris (17, rue Berthollet). Direction : Clara Malraux [et Jean Duvignaud]. Grand in-8° broché. 5 numéros ont paru en 5 livraisons, de novembre 1950 à août-septembre 1951. (Destribats, 528) // Contributions de : Alexandre Alexeïeff, Gabriel Audisio, Dominique Aury, Claude Aveline, Joë Bousquet, Christian Dotremont, Jean Duvignaud, Mircea Eliade, Jean Follain,Daniel Guérin, Jean-Claude Ibert, Paul Klee, Clara Malraux, Loÿs Masson, Jean Paulhan, Francis Ponge, Victor Serge, Jules Supervielle, Jean Tardieu, Virginia Woolf.
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[REVUE]. FONTAINE. " Cahiers bimestriels de culture et d'information poétiques " puis " Revue bimestrielle de la nouvelle poésie française " puis " Revue mensuelle de la poésie et des lettres françaises ".
FONTAINE. N° 37-40. 1944. " Aspects de la littérature anglaise de 1918 à 1940 ".
E.M. Forster, Charles Morgan, Stuart Gilbert, Aldous Huxley, George Orwell, Herbert Read, Joseph Conrad, David Garnett, Graham Greene, Christopher Isherwood, D.H. Lawrence, T.E. Lawrence, Evelyn Waugh, H.G. Wells, Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, David Gascoyne, James Joyce, Roland Penrose, Edith Sitwell, Dylan Thomas. Bon état.
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[REVUE]. FONTAINE. « Revue bimestrielle de la nouvelle poésie française » puis « Revue mensuelle de la poésie et des lettres françaises ».
FONTAINE. N° 37-40. 1944. « Aspects de la littérature anglaise de 1918 à 1940 ».
Préfaces de E. M. Forster, Charles Morgan, Max-Pol Fouchet. Etudes et critiques de Max Beerbohm, Elizabeth Bowen, Stuart Gilbert, Richard Hillary, Aldous Huxley, Georges Orwell, Herbert Read, Stephen Spender, etc. Essais et récits de Joseph Conrad, David Garnett, Graham Greene, Christopher Isherwood, D. H. Lawrence, T. E. Lawrence, Katherine Mansfield, Lytton Strachey, Evelyn Waugh, H. G. Wells, Virginia Woolf, etc. Poèmes de George Barker, Laurence Binyon, Edmund Blunden, Roy Campbell, T. S. Eliot, David Gascoyne, Robert Graves, Thomas Hardy, James Joyce, Edith Sitwell, Dylan Thomas, W. B. Yeats, etc. Bon état.
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[REVUE].
LA TABLE RONDE. // N° 3. Juillet 1945.
LA TABLE RONDE. // N° 3. Juillet 1945. Jean Giraudoux, Louis Jouvet, Alexandre Blok, Jean Anouilh, Virginia Woolf, Jean Paulhan, Rudyard Kipling, Jean Genet, Thierry Maulnier, Maurice Blanchot, Stéphane Sinclair, Alexandre Astruc, Yanette Delétang-Tardif Dessins et gouaches hors texte de Jean-Louis Boussingault, Mariano Andreu, Jean Cocteau, Jean Hugo, Jacques Dupont, Roger Morel. Fac-simile d'une lettre manuscrite d'Ernest Renan. Fac-simile d'une partition d'Henri Sauguet sur un poème de Georges Hugnet. Exemplaire relié pleine toile, couverture conservée. 1/2.000 du tirage de base sur vélin du Marais. Très bel exemplaire.
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[Rencontre]
RENCONTRE - N° 9 - Juillet 1962
"Revue mensuelle de l'essentiel" : 112 pages, format 150 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée, bon état
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[REVUE]. ROMAN.
ROMAN. N° 1. (Janvier 1951).
ROMAN. N° 1. (Janvier 1951). Virginia Woolf, Joan Bennett, Rose Celli, Pierre de Lescure, Célia Bertin, William Sansom, Jacques Corbier, etc. Long article non signé (probablement de Pierre de Lescure) sur James Joyce. Bon état.
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[REVUE].
TEL QUEL. N° 1. Printemps 1960.
TEL QUEL. N° 1. Printemps 1960. Francis Ponge, Claude Simon, Jean Cayrol, Jean Lagrolet, Boisrouvray, Philippe Sollers, Virginia Woolf, Jean-René Huguenin, Jacques Coudol, Jean-Edern Hallier, Jean Thibaudeau, Renaud Matignon Très propre.
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[REVUE]. ÉCHANGES. " Revue trimestrielle de littérature anglaise et française ".
ÉCHANGES. N° 1. (Décembre 1929).
ÉCHANGES. " Revue trimestrielle de littérature anglaise et française ". Paris (22, rue de Condé, puis 101 bis, rue de la Tombe-Issoire). Éditions J. O. Fourcade puis José Corti. In-4 broché. Directrice : Allanah Harper. Secrétaire de rédaction : Georgette Camille. Textes en français et en anglais - et parfois dans les deux langues. 5 numéros ont paru en 5 livraisons, de décembre 1929) à décembre 1931. (Admussen, 83) (Destribats, 295)
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[Trumble, Alfred] M Woolf
The Mott Street Poker Club: The Secretary's Minutes
New York: White & Allen 1889. Hardcover. Very Good. Woolf M. Red cloth spine over blue paper-covered boards with black & red lettering & illustrations 8vo 50 pp. Light wear & discoloration to covers free front endpaper removed generally a clean & solid copy. Racist portrayals of Chinese and Southern Blacks as they play & cheat at poker. "Humor" it was called. White & Allen hardcover
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[Virginia Woolf]. MILECTIC-VEJZOVIC, Laila
A LIBRARY OF ONE'S OWN: THE LIBRARY OF LEONARD AND VIRGINIA WOOLF
London: Cecil Woolf 1997. Yellow card wraps printed and decorated in red green and blue. First edition. The Bloomsbury Heritage Series 16. Cover design by Robert Campling. 21 x 14.5 cm. 20 pp. Facsimiles of drawings and inscriptions by Sir Leslie Stephen and Virginia Woolf scattered in text. No other copies currently available in commerce August 2024. Numbers from the Bloomsbury Heritage Series are now very scarce. Formerly in the library of Bloomsbury collector William Beekman with his bookplate to verso of upper wrapper. Fine. <br /> <br /> <br /> . OCLC: 38385250. Cecil Woolf unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]. LUKE, Peter
BLOOMSBURY A PLAY IN TWO ACTS
New York Hollywood London Toronto: Simon French Inc 1976. Spiral bound printed card wrappers. 99 pp. Possibly an Advanced reading copy; typed title taped to spine else very good. Scarce. <br /> <br /> First edition. "BLOOMSBURY by Peter Luke was first performed at the Phoenix Theatre London England; Wednesday July 10 1974" -- page 4. "Peter Luke author of 'Hadrian VII' has written a new play 'Bloomsbury' which has been acquired for spring production in London and later in the United States . the work deals with the Bloomsbury set a literary group including Lytton Strachey Virginia Woolf and others which flourished in London in the early part of this century. 'Bloomsbury' is scheduled for Broadway in the 1974-75 season" -- The New York Times Sunday December 16 1973. Simon French, Inc unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]: DELATTRE, Floris
LE ROMAN PSYCHOLOGIQUE DE VIRGINIA WOOLF. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVEL OF VIRGINIA WOOLF
Paris: Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin 1932. First Edition. <p>Octavo. Original wrappers printed in black preserved in the original glassine dust wrappers. 268pp. Bibliography. A bump to the upper corner else a near fine copy of this uncommon title written in French. From the library of noted Bloomsbury collector William Beekman with his bookplate to the verso of the upper wrap. </p> <br /> <p>First edition. Undoubtedly one of the earliest appreciations of Woolf by a French contemporary. Delattre a professor of English Literature and Civilization also studied such English writers as William Blake Robert Herrick Byron William James and Dickens. To our mind this is an excellent study that presents Woolf in the context of a feminine literary tradition principally in the English tradition. The study is divided into four chapters each chapter is further sub-divided into specific topics. The bibliography includes helpful material on French translations – some of which is not found in Kirkpatrick. As Delattre so aptly wrote: “Virginia Woolf occupe dans la littérature anglaise contemporaine une place de premier plan …. Virginia Woolf a orienté son oeuvre avant tout du côte de l’avenir.†“Virginia Woolf occupies a leading place in contemporary English literature…. Virginia Woolf oriented her work above all towards the futureâ€.</p> . Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]: DELATTRE, Floris
LE ROMAN PSYCHOLOGIQUE DE VIRGINIA WOOLF. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVEL OF VIRGINIA WOOLF
Paris: Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin 1932. First Edition. Near fine. <p>Duodecimo. Quarter bound in leather with five raised bands and gilt lettering to spine deep green and black marbled boards. Georgeous green and gilt endpapers. Original wrappers printed in black bound in; silk place marker. 268pp. Bibliography. Leather rubbed at crown and top tips rubbed early ownership signature on first free endsheet else a near fine copy of this uncommon title written in French. From the library of noted Bloomsbury collector William Beekman with his bookplate to the verso of the first first free endsheet.</p> <br /> <p>First edition. Undoubtedly one of the earliest appreciations of Woolf by a French contemporary. Delattre a professor of English Literature and Civilization also studied such English writers as William Blake Robert Herrick Byron William James and Dickens. To our mind this is an excellent study that presents Woolf in the context of a feminine literary tradition principally in the English tradition. The study is divided into four chapters each chapter is further sub-divided into specific topics. The bibliography includes helpful material on French translations – some of which is not found in Kirkpatrick. As Delattre so aptly wrote: “Virginia Woolf occupe dans la littérature anglaise contemporaine une place de premier plan …. Virginia Woolf a orienté son oeuvre avant tout du côte de l’avenir.†“Virginia Woolf occupies a leading place in contemporary English literature…. Virginia Woolf oriented her work above all towards the futureâ€.</p> . Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]: LELLO, John
THE BLOOMSBURY GROUP IN VENICE
London: Cecil Woolf 2001. First edition. Yellow card wraps printed and decorated in red green and blue. First edition. Cover design by Robert Campling. 21 x 14.5 cm. 28 pp. The Bloomsbury Heritage Series No. 29; Jean Moorcroft Wilson general editor. Printed on blue paper; illustrated by Sandra Lello throughout. Illustrator's name misspelled on upper wrapper and title page else fine. Numbers from the Bloomsbury Heritage Series are now very scarce.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> . Cecil Woolf unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]: Hansen, Carol: Wilson, Jean Moorcroft [ed]
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF ASHAM: LEONARD & VIRGINIA WOOLF'S HAUNTED HOUSE
London: Cecil Woolf 2000. First edition. Yellow card wraps printed and decorated in red green and blue. Cover design by Robert Campling. 21 x 14.5 cm. 28 pp. 4 unnumbered pages of 8 color plates; one b&w half-tone photo one illustration by Dora Carrington. Crease on lower wrapper fore-tip small binding pinch at lower edge of spine else about fine. No other copies currently available in commerce June 2024. Numbers from the Bloomsbury Heritage Series are now very scarce.<br /> <br /> First edition. The Bloomsbury Heritage Series No. 26. Asham House in East Sussex was the country retreat for the Woolfs from 1912 to 1919. Standing hidden from the road it played host to some of the most influential writers artists and intellectuals of the time and was the setting for Virginia Woolf's short story "A Haunted House." The house was demolished in 1994 to make way for an extended landfill. OCLC: 47883271. Cecil Woolf unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]: Isaac, Alan: Wilson, Jean Moorcroft [ed]
VIRGINIA WOOLF THE UNCOMMON BOOKBINDER
London: Cecil Woolf 2000. First edition. Yellow card wraps printed and decorated in red green and blue. Cover design by Robert Campling. 21 x 14.5 cm. 24 pp. 8 unnumbered pages of 10 color plates 6 b&w. Glossary conspectus bibliography and notes. Crease on lower wrapper fore-tip else about fine. No other copies currently available in commerce June 2024. Numbers from the Bloomsbury Heritage Series are now very scarce.<br /> <br /> First edition. The Bloomsbury Heritage Series No. 27. Virginia Woolf was an amateur bookbinder who bound or re-covered books throughout her adult life both for herself and for others. It is not known what motivated her to engage in bookbinding but she was a publisher who set type and sewed the hand-printed books of her publishing house. She may have done binding as a creative outlet as her books exhibited enthusiasm rather than skill. OCLC: 46648822. Cecil Woolf unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]. LUCKHURST, Nicola, and Martine Ravace
VIRGINIA WOOLF IN CAMERA
London: Cecil Woolf 2001. Yellow card wraps printed and decorated in red green and blue. First edition. The Bloomsbury Heritage Series 31. Cover design by Robert Campling. 21 x 14.5 cm. 40 pp. Translated by Catherine Ames; Jean Moorcroft Wilson editor. One b&w half-tone photo by Julia Margaret Cameron and three color plates by Gisèle Freund. No other copies currently available in commerce August 2024. Numbers from the Bloomsbury Heritage Series are now very scarce. Formerly in the library of Bloomsbury collector William Beekman with his bookplate to verso of upper wrapper. Fine. <br /> <br /> <br /> . OCLC: 977867737. Cecil Woolf unknown
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[Virginia Woolf]: Bradshaw, David
WINKING BUZZING CARPET-BEATING: READING JACOB'S ROOM
Southport UK: Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain 2003. First limited edition. Yellow card stapled wrappers paper label. 28 pp. Published in a limited edition of 300 copies of which 50 copies have been signed by the author on the title page. This is the fourth in the Virginia Woolf Society's printed Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lectures. A fine unmarked copy of an elegantly presented lecture that makes clear that Woolf never wrote a sentence that didn't have a connection or ramification in the greater world experience of her imagined characters. Scarce.<br /> . Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain unknown
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[WOOLF Virginia] LEE Hermione
Virginia Woolf ou l'aventure intérieure. Biographie
Paris, Autrement, "Littératures", 2000, 15 x 23, 1016 pages sous couverture souple illustrée. Traduit de l'anglais par Laurent Bury. "Une biographie de Virginia Woolf, pourquoi ? Le curriculum vitae de la romancière anglaise (1882-1941) est plein de lacunes. Aucune scolarité. Aucun emploi de bureau. Elle n'appartint à aucune institution. Elle ne donna guère de conférences publiques, ne rejoignit aucun comité. Les seuls événements marquants furent ses dépressions et ses tentatives de suicide. Elle n'eut pas d'enfants. Sa vie sexuelle n'eut rien de spectaculaire. Elle ne fut le sujet d'aucun scandale ou procès. Elle ne voyagea jamais hors d'Europe. Ses exploits et ses aventures se déroulèrent dans son esprit et sur la page blanche. On a souvent parlé, cependant, des sévices sexuels que ses demi-frères lui auraient fait subir durant son enfance et son adolescence. Impossible de distinguer la part d'invention dans ces événements connus par le seul témoignage de la victime, qui jugeait en tout cas avoir subi un traumatisme considérable. Elle aurait pourtant été horrifiée de voir son œuvre réduite à la simple expression de symptômes névrotiques. Son œuvre reflète toute la richesse affective et spirituelle de sa vie, au sein d'une famille et d'un couple hors du commun, dans un milieu intellectuel particulièrement stimulant. En plus d'un magistral portrait de femme, c'est le tableau de tout un demi-siècle en Angleterre que brosse Hermione Lee dans cette biographie inspirée, propre à dissiper les malentendus et les préjugés qui pèsent encore sur l'un des plus grands écrivains du XXe siècle."
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[WOOLF (Virginia)] - BRAGANCE (Anne).-
Virginia Woolf ou la dame sur le piédestal.
P., Editions des Femmes, 1984, in 12 broché, 149 pages.
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[WOOLF
'The Moment and other Essays' some previously unpublished Virginia 1882-1941 née Stephen wife 1912 of Leonard 1880-1969
first collected edition on a wide range of subjects from Spenser to D.H. Lawrence women from Mrs Thrale to Ellen Terry and two gently ironic essays on 'Royalty' one previously unpublished preface by Leonard Woolf 191 pages 8vo in maroon boards gilt lettering on spine neat name on front free endpaper The Hogarth Press founded by the Woolfs in 1917 London hardcover
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[Woolf, Leonard]
Photograph of Virginia Woolf
1930. Near Fine. ca 1930s. Original black and white photograph of Virginia Woolf undated circa mid-1930's 5 x 7". Near Fine with traces of mounting and marking at verso. A striking and unusual photograph likely taken by Leonard Woolf at their 16th-century cottage Monk's House. Virginia gazes situated with an open book on a decorative chair with fabric designed by her sister Vanessa Bell. Taken within moments of a very similar photograph of Woolf reproduced on the top half of 93 pp. A Marriage of True Minds by Spater & Parsons 1977. The authors of the book do not date the photograph or identify the photographer but this on identical stock to that of a photograph of Leonard Woolf by Virginia Woolf dated 1937 formerly offered by Serendipity Books with Peter Howard's typed note to that effect. unknown
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[WOOLF, Virginia]: WOOLF, Leonard [ed]
A WRITER'S DIARY BEING EXTRACTS FROM THE DIARY OF VIRGINIA WOOLF
London: Hogarth Press 1953. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Orange cloth boards lettered in gilt on spine. x3711pp. 8 ¾ x 5 ½. Vanessa Bell dust jacket. Chronological bibliography and an index. Some offsetting from the wraps to free endpapers spine lightly sunned else a very good or better copy in an unclipped white dust jacket printed in orange and black toned at edges sunned at spine. Formerly in the collection of R. O. Blechman an American animator illustrator children's-book author graphic novelist and editorial cartoonist whose work has been the subject of retrospectives at the Museum of Modern Art and other institutions.<br /> <br /> First edition first printing. Edited by Leonard Woolf who explains in the preface it was his hope to extract and distill entries culled from 26 volumes of diaries that related to her own writing and indeed the writing process and life as she lived it. While she began keeping diaries in 1915 this edition contains excerpts from August 1918 where in referring to Katherine Mansfield Woolf writes "I threw down BLISS with the exclamation 'She's done for!' . I shall have to accept the fact I am afraid that her mind is very thin soil laid an inch or two deep upon very barren rock" to Sunday March 8 1941 "Occupation is essential. And now with some pleasure I find that it's seven; and must cook dinner. Haddock and sausage meat. I think it is true that one gains a certain hold on sausage and haddock by writing them down."<br /> <br /> <br /> . KIRKPATRICK A31a. Hogarth Press hardcover
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[WOOLF, Virginia, Charles MAURON (<i>translator<i>), <i>et al<i>.]
Commerce. Cahiers trimestriels . hiver 1926.
1926. Paris: Librairie Henri Leclerc. 1926. 4to. Original brown printed wrappers uncut; pp. 200 2 colophon blank; creasing and minor chipping to spine; old repaired tear to head of front wrapper with small trace of adhesive a few nicks to edges; very light creasing to a handful of leaves; a very good copy; bookplate of William Beekman to inner front cover.First edition no. 1020 of 2500 copies on Alfa paper from a total edition of 2900 of the tenth issue of the Parisian literary review Commerce containing the first published excerpt of Woolf's To the Lighthouse predating its publication in book form by five months.The extract is a French translation 'Le temps passe' of 'Time Passes' the experimental middle portion of To the Lighthouse completed in draft form in English by the end of May 1926 pp. 89-133 here. Woolf's diary makes clear that it was a piece of writing that gave her more than usual trouble. Recording the passage of ten years between the two outer sections of the novel set pre- and post-war the central presence is the Ramsays' holiday house on the Isle of Skye where the events of the outer sections takes place now empty with the objects inside the house as 'minor characters' all subjected to the passage and erosion effected by time.The literary critic and aesthetician Charles Mauron a close friend of Roger Fry began translating works by Virginia Woolf and E.M. Forster in 1925 at Fry's suggestion; Mauron had been suggested to Woolf as a translator of 'Time Passes' by Forster in October 1926 who as Woolf writes in a letter to Mauron 'so much admires your translation of the Passage to India'. Fry who had collaborated with Mauron on the translation of A Passage to India was 'forced to reconstruct' his translations of Mallarme's poems with Mauron's help after they were 'lost in a stolen suitcase in June 1933 . Mauron co-edited them with Julian Bell for publication after Fry's death' King's College Cambridge Roger Eliot Fry. Mauron would later translate Woolf's Orlando and Flush into French as well as works by Katherine Mansfield D.H. Lawrence T.E. Lawrence and Laurence Sterne.Commerce had been established in 1924 by Marguerite Caetani Princess of Bassiano in collaboration with Paul Valery Leon-Paul Fargue and Valery Larbaud and initially Adrienne Monnier publishing twenty-nine issues between 1924 and 1932. The first issue had featured the first fragments of Joyce's Ulysses translated into French and 'overseen by Adrienne Monnier who had to resign her position as administrator of the journal in August 1924 due to overwork. Monnier's exhaustion was not due to Joyce's demands on her time but rather to Leon-Paul Fargue's strange working habits. He claimed he could contribute poems to the review only by dictating them at night after Adrienne had spent a long and fatiguing day in the bookshop' Benstock Women of the Left Bank 1986 p. 226.'It is noteworthy that Woolf's middle section of To the Lighthouse was issued in a French translation before the original published in 1927 in Great Britain - partly because Commerce only accepted unpublished literary texts and partly because of Woolf's connections: not only had T.S. Eliot the editor of the Criterion to which Woolf regularly contributed shared interests with Commerce but Valery Larbaud who had discovered James Joyce played a major role in the diffusion of anglophone literature including the work of Virginia Woolf' Rigeade p. 190.Here 'Time Passes' appears as a free-standing text more overtly experimental than the modified version that would appear as part of the complete novel in 1927. The French translation is without any allusion to the rest of To the Lighthouse: mentions of the Ramsays have been omitted as has the first portion of the text describing William Bankes's return from the terrace and the lamps in the Ramsay house being extinguished one by one. In his useful introduction to a reprint of Mauron's translation together with a recently discovered intermediate English typescript James M. Haule proposes that 'Woolf saw periodical publication as a way to present a version of the entire section in a form that conveyed her original intention: a separate but important statement of belief and unbelief. It had not become the ""corridor"" between the two large sections of the novel that she sketched in her notebooks. It had become something more. By publishing this section with the help of Roger Fry and by publishing it in translation she not only saw it into print but also accomplished something else. She put it in the hands of a critic she admired and owing to her severe misgivings about this section reduced her risk of unfavourable impact from what she feared was a ""hopeless mess"" by publishing it in a language other than English'.One hundred copies of this issue of Commerce were printed on Hollande Van Gelder paper and three hundred on Pur fil Lafuma. Other contributions include Valery's 'Oraison funebre d'un fable' Fargue's 'Second recit du naufrageur' and a translation of Nietzsche's Greek Music Drama by Jean Paulhan director of the Nouvelle Revue Francaise.Provenance: From the library of William Beekman noted collector of Woolf's works. The William Beekman Collection of Virginia Woolf and Her Circle is now held at the New York Public Library featuring numerous books originally owned or gifted by Virginia Woolf and Leonard Woolf. Kirkpatrick D44. See Haule 'Virginia Woolf and Charles Mauron' in Twentieth Century Literature 29.3 Autumn 1983; Hutcheon Formalism and the Freudian Aesthetic: the Example of Charles Mauron 2010 appendix B; Rigeade 'To the Lighthouse: Recycling Remixing Iconising' in Recycling Virginia Woolf in Contemporary Art and Literature 2021. unknown
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