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1964Best.-Nr. 345266Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada S.A. 1964. First edition. 104 pp.; 122 pp.; 135 pp.; 114 pp.; 123 pp. 5 vols. 8vo. Five volume set in printed self-wrappers with some soiling to covers but unopened inside; original cardboard slipcase battered and with most hinges repaired and internally reinforced with a new spine. First edition. 104 pp.; 122 pp.; 135 pp.; 114 pp.; 123 pp. 5 vols. 8vo. Contains the volumes Donde nace la lluvia La Luna en el laberinto El Fuego cruel El Cazador de raíces and Sonata critica. Neruda won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971 "for a poetry that with the action of an elemental force brings alive a continent's destiny and dreams" nobelprize.org. Editorial Losada, S.A. unknown books
1965Best.-Nr. 534650New York: Harcourt Brace & World 1965. Hardcover. Fine. First edition limited issue. Illustrated from woodcuts by Antonio Frasconi as well as a Signed woodblock print as the frontispiece. Translated by Elsa Neuberger. Introduction by Angel Flores. Text in both Spanish and English. Slim quarto. Clothbacked pictorial boards. Bright and fine lacking the glassine dust jacket in a lightly worn near fine slipcase with a small label shadow. Copy 152 of 300 copies with a Signed woodblock print as the frontispiece and additionally Signed by Frasconi and print supervisor Joseph Blumenthal at the limitation. Harcourt, Brace & World hardcover books
2000Best.-Nr. C45462Santiago Chile: Ograma S. A. 2000. First Edition. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition. Large ttractive grained wooden box measuring 44 by 30 by 6 cms with etched vignettes on the front and facsimile signatures of Mistral and Neruda engraved into the wood. Interior divided into 2 compartments each holding finely printed loose leaves each with 12 sheets on thick Iskandar paper the manuscript facsimiles of poems and 12 sheets on Gil Clear with the poems transcribed includes introductory sheets and colophon. Each sheet has the blind stamped monogram of the poet at the corner. Bought from the estate of Adrienne Rich via her son - her books were acquired by the now defunct bookshop in her hometown of Santa Cruz California note from Logos describing provenance loosely inserted . The book was apparently distributed as a gift to some participants in the March 2001 ChilePoesia festival. This is number 12 of 29 copies printed for the Chilean government with 3 extra copies printed for the Fundacion Pablo Neruda. Adrienne Rich travelled to Santiago Chile in March 2001 to attend ChilePoesaÕs inaugural gathering of international poets. The weeklong festivities included both large-scale public readings and smaller events in Santiago Valparaso and Pablo NerudaÕs house in Isla Negra. Rich joined sixteen fellow poets including Rita Dove Ernesto Cardenal Ferreira Gullar Amanda Berenguer Hans Magnus Enzensberger Antonio Cisneros Nicanor Parra Ral Zurita Juan Gelman and Gnter Grass. Faint handling wear to box else about fine with contents fine. ````los primeros manuscritos de gabriela mistral y de pablo neruda. pablo & gabriela mistral Adrienne Rich mercedes Gaju de Estelle edits Ograma S. A. hardcover
2008Best.-Nr. Adhya-9783540875581SPRINGER 2008. PB. New. SPRINGER paperback
2008Best.-Nr. Adhya-9783540875581SPRINGER 2008. PB. New. SPRINGER paperback
1939Best.-Nr. 1013First edition. With a dedication from Neruda paperback 58 pages Agrupacion de Intelectuales Artistas Periodistas y Escritores A.I.A.P.E Montevideo 1939. 17.0 x 12.5 cm. Copy with a damaged spine a few pages underlined. Pages yellowed with age. Binding firm. Rare edition Ediciones AIAPE paperback
2008Best.-Nr. Adhya-9783540875352SPRINGER 2008. PB. New. SPRINGER paperback
2008Best.-Nr. Adhya-9783540875352SPRINGER 2008. PB. New. SPRINGER paperback
1952Best.-Nr. 140948413Santiago Chile: Editoria Austral 1952. First edition. Very Good. First Chilean edition of Mao Zedong's book New Democracy prefaced by the poem "To China" by Pablo Neruda. Text in Spanish. 204 1 pp. Bound in publisher's wraps printed in yellow black and red. Very Good with moderate edgewear and soiling to covers creasing to spine and toning to contents. Chilean Nobel laureate poet and diplomat Pablo Neruda made three trips to China and was deeply impressed by the changes wrought by the Communist government though he disliked the cult of personality around Mao. A scarce work in Neruda's body of work with just three library listings on OCLC. Editoria Austral unknown
1952Best.-Nr. 140948413Santiago Chile: Editoria Austral 1952. First edition. Very Good. First Chilean edition of Mao Zedong's book New Democracy prefaced by the poem "To China" by Pablo Neruda. Text in Spanish. 204 1 pp. Bound in publisher's wraps printed in yellow black and red. Very Good with moderate edgewear and soiling to covers creasing to spine and toning to contents. Chilean Nobel laureate poet and diplomat Pablo Neruda made three trips to China and was deeply impressed by the changes wrought by the Communist government though he disliked the cult of personality around Mao. A scarce work in Neruda's body of work with just three library listings on OCLC. Editoria Austral unknown books
1965Best.-Nr. 236518HBW 1965. Boards. Very Good. Quarto. paper covered boards with animal illustrations. limited edition number 259/300 printed signed by Frasconi and Joe Blumenthal of Spiral Press and also a signed illustration by Antonio Frasconi facing title page tipped in in English and Spanish. In the original slipcase which has a slight tear glassine protective sheet is torn. Paper is Rives mouldmade An extraordinary homage also includes separate four page report on the death of Salvador Allende HBW hardcover
1990Best.-Nr. 337314Santiago: Ismael Epinosa 1990. Limited. hardcover. near fine. Oscar Rodriguez. 11 mounted color illustrations by Oscar Rodriguez M. Folio red padded cloth with a window on the front cover enclosing a large pictorial label. Santiago de Chile: Ismael Espinosa 1990. Limited Edition. Special edition commemorating the 40th anniversary of Neruda's "Canto General" of which this is a part. Number 428 of 500 copies. Near fine with minimal dust soil to the binding. An elaborate presentation. Ismael Epinosa unknown
1926Best.-Nr. 71907heSantiago: Editorial Nascimento. Very Good. 1926. First Edition. Paperback. Wrappers.76 4 pages. One of Neruda's first works of fiction. Some foxing throughout. Letttering on spine beginning to fade.; 12mo . Editorial Nascimento paperback
1938Best.-Nr. 28035Santiago de Chile: Ediciones Ercilla 1938. Second edition one of 2000 copies. Original wrappers spine worn light diagonal crease; browning owing to paper quality; a very good copy of a fragile item. The second edition of Neruda's poems written in response to the Civil War in Spain. Both the first and second editions consisted of 2000 copies however this edition does not have the illustrations that appeared in the first. Ediciones Ercilla unknown
1964Best.-Nr. 313269BUENOS AIRES: EDITORIAL LOSADA. 1964. First Edition. Five volume set in multi-colored printed wrappers which remain unopened in parts. Lacks the original card box. Text in Spanish. Volume three: El Fuego Cruel has a 1-1/4"-inch tear at head of front cover. Apart from that only mild shelf wear at edges of covers. Excellent condition overall. O . EDITORIAL LOSADA. unknown
1968Best.-Nr. 24196New York: Racolin Press 1968. First edition. Orig. cream boards lettered in brown. Fine. Translated by Ben Belitt. With an Introduction by Fernand Mourlot. Sixty-seven pages of text. Oversized edition 23 1/2" x 20 1/2". The text was printed by Imprimerie Nationale de France. The type set in "Romain du Roi" engraved by Grandjean by command of Louis XIV in 1694. The lithographs that once accompanied the text is no longer availabe. Racolin Press unknown
1990Best.-Nr. 337314Santiago: Ismael Epinosa 1990. Limited. hardcover. near fine. Oscar Rodriguez. 11 mounted color illustrations by Oscar Rodriguez M. Folio red padded cloth with a window on the front cover enclosing a large pictorial label. Santiago de Chile: Ismael Espinosa 1990. Limited Edition. Special edition commemorating the 40th anniversary of Neruda's "Canto General" of which this is a part. Number 428 of 500 copies. Near fine with minimal dust soil to the binding. An elaborate presentation. Ismael Epinosa unknown books
1938Best.-Nr. 28035Santiago de Chile: Ediciones Ercilla 1938. Second edition one of 2000 copies. Original wrappers spine worn light diagonal crease; browning owing to paper quality; a very good copy of a fragile item. The second edition of Neruda's poems written in response to the Civil War in Spain. Both the first and second editions consisted of 2000 copies however this edition does not have the illustrations that appeared in the first. Ediciones Ercilla unknown books
1968Best.-Nr. 24196New York: Racolin Press 1968. First edition. Orig. cream boards lettered in brown. Fine. Translated by Ben Belitt. With an Introduction by Fernand Mourlot. Sixty-seven pages of text. Oversized edition 23 1/2" x 20 1/2". The text was printed by Imprimerie Nationale de France. The type set in "Romain du Roi" engraved by Grandjean by command of Louis XIV in 1694. The lithographs that once accompanied the text is no longer availabe. Racolin Press unknown books
1967Best.-Nr. 031348Madison MN: The Sixties Press 1967. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Near fine/good used 1st printing pale blue colored paper covered boards with red text on spine and upper 111pp. Interior clean no marks except a former bookseller stamped initials and price at the top edge of the ffep binding tight. Slight rubbing to dj there is a tiny chip at the top fold-over of the upper no tears dj is not price-clipped. Dust jacket is sunned at spine and fore-edges. DJ enclosed in protective sleeve. The Sixties Press hardcover
Best.-Nr. L14899Éditions Hazan, 1991. In-8 br. Texte de Pablo Neruda traduit par René Solis. 38 photographie noir & blanc de S. Larrain. Conception de l’ouvrage Agnès Sire avec la participation de Xavier Barral. E.O.
Best.-Nr. T19.013115x9.5. unknown
1985Best.-Nr. 12516London: Michael Christopher Caine 1985/2021. This copy is from sheets from the Edition de Tete of around 20 on Barnham Green paper which were printed in 1985 in London. Caine has gathered these sheets and bound them in 1921. In pencil he has numbered this 48/65 and signed and dated it Paris 2021. Hand-coloured illustrations. 14.4 x 12.8 cms hand bound by Caine in stiff marbled paper wrappers and with a printed paper label on upper cover printed in Paris at Caine’s Petropolis Press in 2021. The book takes the form of two poems printed to celebrate the fleeting life of the baby Anna Sherington in 1984 In the Carolinas by Wallace Stevens and Pablo Neruda’s No Hay Olvido: Sonata in Spanish with an additional English translation by Ben Belitt ‘There’s No Forgetting’. A beautiful and heartfelt printing by the master of the Press Caine. Michael Christopher Caine unknown
2017Best.-Nr. LCB65076New York: Aperture. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1st Aperture Edition. Hardcover. Light wear to spine covers and corners. Light finger marks on covers. Book block in lovely clean condition.; A First Aperature edition. From the collection of David Collyer. Celebrated photographic work showcasing the Chilean port city through the eye of reclusive Magnum photographer Sergio Larrain. Created during the late 1950s while Larrain travelled with poet Pablo Neruda the images capture the labyrinthine streets steep hills and vibrant life of Valparaíso with an inventive shadow-rich style that influenced generations of photographers. Though shot decades earlier the photographs were not published until the 1990s and this fantastic edition brings together Larrain’s striking black-and-white vision with texts by Neruda and correspondence with Henri Cartier-Bresson. The book is both a visual portrait of a singular city and a testament to an artist who retreated from public life yet produced work of enduring power and poetry.; 6.5 X 0.9 X 9.25 inches; 207 pages . 2017. 1597114138 . Aperture hardcover
Best.-Nr. 50540Editions Hazan, Paris, 1991
