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1986ref. BN402253Hermann Luchterhand Verlag 1986. 1986. Das lyrische Werk Nare gacio nes y regresos. Memorial von Isla Negra. Las manos del dia. Fin de Mundo Das lyrische Werk Nare gacio nes y regresos. Memorial von Isla Negra. Las manos del dia. Fin de Mundo Karsten Garscha and Neruda Pablo Hermann Luchterhand Verlag unknown
ref. BN314459Temps actuels. Hardcover. Vingt poèmes d'amour et une chanson désespérée Vingt poèmes d'amour et une chanson désespérée Pablo Neruda André Bonhomme et Jean Marcenac Temps actuels hardcover
ref. 88192GLM, 1948-1950, 5/6 fascicules de 145x230 mm environ, 48 à 50 pages par fascicules, N° 1 à 5, feuillets non coupés. Infimes rousseurs sur la tranche supérieure, une couverture insolée, dos insolés sur 3 fascicules, sinon bon état.
1938ref. 032Paris, Denoël, 1938. In-8° broché (140 x 180 mm). 61 pages + fnch. couverture imprimée polychrome. Collection de l'Association Internationale des Écrivains pour la Défense de la Culture, publié sous la direction littéraire d'ARAGON. ÉDITION ORIGINALE de la traduction française dûe à Louis Parrot. Exemplaire sur alfa teinté du tirage non numéroté (il a été tiré 31 ex. sur pur fil).
1950ref. 0075Santiago, Chili, 1950. En espagnol. Édition clandestine publiée par le Parti communiste chilien, avec une fausse mention d'imprimerie mexicaine en revers de la page de titre et la mention "America 1950" à la page de titre. Parue la même année que la réelle édition originale publiée à Mexico, première édition chilienne de l’œuvre. Grand in-4, broché sous couverture à rabats. 270 x 190 mm, (ff) 447 pp. Titre en majuscules rouges sur la couverture, nom d'auteur en lettres normales, mention "America 1950" en majuscules, nom d'auteur et mention identique obscurcies sur la moitié inférieure du dos. Page de titre, photo noir et blanc de Pablo Neruda collée une page après, sommaire en début d'ouvrage, index des illustrations, préface de Galo Gonzalez D. non paginés. Illustré par José Venturelli Eade (Santiago, 1924 - Pékin, 1998) avec de nombreuses gravures noir et blanc hors-texte au fil du livre. Les gravures ont laissé leurs marques sur les pages opposées. Trait noir au bas des pages avec une pagination sur l'extérieur, la pagination commençant p. 5. Titres des strophes en gras aux marges. ***************** Santiago de Chile, 1950. En español. Edición clandestina publicada por el Partido Comunista Chileno, con una impresión falsa de una imprenta mexicana en el reverso de la portada y la inscripción «América 1950» en la portada. Publicada el mismo año que la edición original publicada en Ciudad de México, la primera edición chilena de la obra. Gran formato, rústica con solapas. 270 x 190 mm, 447 páginas. Título en mayúsculas rojas en la portada, nombre del autor en letra normal, inscripción «América 1950» en mayúsculas, nombre del autor e inscripción idéntica ocultas en la parte inferior del lomo. Portada, fotografía en blanco y negro de Pablo Neruda pegada una página después, índice al principio del libro, índice de ilustraciones, prólogo de Galo González D. sin paginar. Ilustrado por José Venturelli Eade (Santiago, 1924 – Pekín, 1998) con numerosos grabados en blanco y negro a lo largo del libro. Los grabados han dejado su huella en las páginas enfrentadas. Línea negra en la parte inferior de las páginas con numeración exterior, comenzando en la página 5. Títulos de las estrofas en negrita en los márgenes.
1955ref. 208621955. Latinx Literature Neruda Pablo. Viajes. Santiago Chile: Nascimento 1955. First edition. 212 pages. Spanish. Approx. 7.5" x 10.5". White paper binding with title in blue text with yellow image of a starfish. Essays and reflections by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. Sections include "Viaje al Corazon de Quevedo" Journey to the Heart of Quevedo "Viaje por los Costas del Mundo" Journey Along the Coasts of the World "Viaje al Norte" Journey North "Viaje de Vuelta" Journey Back and "El Esplendor de la Tierra" the Splendor of the Earth. Wear to spine with small tear at top and wear to edges of front and back cover. Significant foxing to cover foxing and light dampstaining to front end pages. Binding cracked at front inner hinge but textblock adhering tightly and inner pages in clean readable condition. Overall good condition. A book of essays by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. unknown
1955ref. 208621955. Latinx Literature Neruda Pablo. Viajes. Santiago Chile: Nascimento 1955. First edition. 212 pages. Spanish. Approx. 7.5" x 10.5". White paper binding with title in blue text with yellow image of a starfish. Essays and reflections by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. Sections include "Viaje al Corazon de Quevedo" Journey to the Heart of Quevedo "Viaje por los Costas del Mundo" Journey Along the Coasts of the World "Viaje al Norte" Journey North "Viaje de Vuelta" Journey Back and "El Esplendor de la Tierra" the Splendor of the Earth. Wear to spine with small tear at top and wear to edges of front and back cover. Significant foxing to cover foxing and light dampstaining to front end pages. Binding cracked at front inner hinge but textblock adhering tightly and inner pages in clean readable condition. Overall good condition. A book of essays by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. unknown books
1965ref. 61784New York: Harcourt Brace & World 1965. First trade edition of this translation and first trade edition with the Frasconi woodcuts 3500 copies printed handset in Emerson type and printed at the Spiral Press; small folio pp. 42; illustrated throughout in red and black; fine copy in the dust jacket. From the library of Kim Merker. Signed by Frasconi on the title page. Harcourt, Brace & World unknown
1965ref. 61784New York: Harcourt Brace & World 1965. First trade edition of this translation and first trade edition with the Frasconi woodcuts 3500 copies printed handset in Emerson type and printed at the Spiral Press; small folio pp. 42; illustrated throughout in red and black; fine copy in the dust jacket. From the library of Kim Merker. Signed by Frasconi on the title page. Harcourt, Brace & World unknown books
1969ref. 535645Berkamsted Hertfordshire: Priapus 1969. Softcover. Fine. Number Eighteen. Quarto. 26 3 7 plates pp. Illustrated with seven original lithographs and woodcuts five of which are by Rigby Graham. Mimeographed leaves and color plates in side-stapled card covers. Fine. A handsome production featuring poetry illustrations poetry news and curiously a recipe for beer. Contains poems by Elizabeth Jennings Edward Lowbury Peter Scupham John Mole Alan Golightly Norman Jackson Paddy Webb Brian Aldiss D.M. Thomas Freda Downie Peter Cundall Eddie Wainwright Earle Birney Edward Lucie-Smith Stephen Grant W.G. Shepherd and Pablo Neruda translated by Malcolm Parr. The seven plates are by Rigby Graham 5 Elisabeth Dowling 1 and Anne Palmer 1. Priapus unknown
1969ref. 535645Berkamsted Hertfordshire: Priapus 1969. Softcover. Fine. Number Eighteen. Quarto. 26 3 7 plates pp. Illustrated with seven original lithographs and woodcuts five of which are by Rigby Graham. Mimeographed leaves and color plates in side-stapled card covers. Fine. A handsome production featuring poetry illustrations poetry news and curiously a recipe for beer. Contains poems by Elizabeth Jennings Edward Lowbury Peter Scupham John Mole Alan Golightly Norman Jackson Paddy Webb Brian Aldiss D.M. Thomas Freda Downie Peter Cundall Eddie Wainwright Earle Birney Edward Lucie-Smith Stephen Grant W.G. Shepherd and Pablo Neruda translated by Malcolm Parr. The seven plates are by Rigby Graham 5 Elisabeth Dowling 1 and Anne Palmer 1. Priapus unknown books
1926ref. 7396Santiago Chile: Editorial Nascimento 1926. First Edition First Printing. Paperback. Near fine. Duodecimo. 5.25 x 7.5 in. 76 pp. Near fine in original wrappers printed in red and green. Text in Spanish. First edition of Neruda's fifth book and one of his first works of fiction. Editorial Nascimento paperback
1972ref. 945Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada 1972. Second edition. A stunning copy of the Chilean Nobel Prize-winner's collection of poetry and a masterpiece of design and typograhy by Andrés Ramón Vászquez and Silvio Baldessari. Octavo; illustrated wrappers printed in black white red and yellow; dustjacket; 383pp 5. A fresh Fine copy in like dustjacket. Editorial Losada unknown
1962ref. 010768Kyoto; Distributed by City Lights Books: San Francisco: Amber House Press 1962. Book. Near Fine. Pictorial Printed Wrappers. Limited Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First Edition. One of 180 Copies. Bound in decorative handmade paper wrappers made by Shimbi Printers in Kyoto Japan. Cover design by Will Peterson. Near Fine. Octavo. Top edge foxed else a fine copy. Although no indication in the book from the personal collection of noted American poet and translator Willis Barnstone. . Amber House Press Paperback
2005ref. 636500Tangram 2005. Limited Edition. Wraps. Fine. Signed by the translator/poet Joseph Stroud. One of 150 copies printed on mouldmade Biblio paper. 5 x 11 in. 16pp. in cream handsewn wraps. A Fine copy. // features The House of Odes; Ode to the Critic; and Ode to Clear Light. Tangram unknown
1962ref. 010768Kyoto; Distributed by City Lights Books: San Francisco: Amber House Press 1962. Book. Near Fine. Pictorial Printed Wrappers. Limited Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First Edition. One of 180 Copies. Bound in decorative handmade paper wrappers made by Shimbi Printers in Kyoto Japan. Cover design by Will Peterson. Near Fine. Octavo. Top edge foxed else a fine copy. Although no indication in the book from the personal collection of noted American poet and translator Willis Barnstone. . Amber House Press Paperback books
1971ref. 140948600Hato Rey Puerto Rico: Caribbean Review 1971. Seven issues of the postcolonial academic literary and political review of the Caribbean for an English-speaking audience. Tabloid format newsprint. Vol. 1 Nos. 234; Vol. 2 Nos. 134; Vol. 3 No. 2. Very Good condition folded horizontally with typical toning to newsprint light reading wear dampstaining to three or so of the issues' outer wraps. Includes English-translated work by Jorge Luis Borges Pablo Neruda Augustin Yanez Mario de Andrade and others as well as some coverage of the Puerto Rican independence movement and other Caribbean movements. Uncommon in the trade. Caribbean Review unknown
1971ref. 140948600Hato Rey Puerto Rico: Caribbean Review 1971. Seven issues of the postcolonial academic literary and political review of the Caribbean for an English-speaking audience. Tabloid format newsprint. Vol. 1 Nos. 234; Vol. 2 Nos. 134; Vol. 3 No. 2. Very Good condition folded horizontally with typical toning to newsprint light reading wear dampstaining to three or so of the issues' outer wraps. Includes English-translated work by Jorge Luis Borges Pablo Neruda Augustin Yanez Mario de Andrade and others as well as some coverage of the Puerto Rican independence movement and other Caribbean movements. Uncommon in the trade. Caribbean Review unknown books
ref. L14260Madrid. Ediciones Ulises, 1937. In-8 reliure pleine percaline, pièce de titre dorée, couvertures et dos conservés. Graphisme du premier plat par Mauricio Amster. Préface-hommage de Pablo Neruda. Cette deuxième édition (après celle de 1931) devint nécessaire après l'assassinat de Garcia Lorca le 19 août 1936. Hommages de A. Machado, Carlos L Sàenz, P. Neruda, A. M. Ferreiro en fin de volume. Édition en partie originale.
1963ref. 71864Alpignano: Tallone 1963. Cm. 29 pp. 112 16. Bross. orig. entro camicia e custodia. Perfetto stato di conservazione. Edizione a tiratura limitata di soli 430 esemplari numerati e stampati su carta distinta. Edizione originale della traduzione italiana delle 20 poesie di Neruda che l'autore volle espressamente che fossero stampata da Tallone sia nell'originale in lingua spagnola che nella traduzione italiana. versione italiana e nota di Giuseppe Bellini. Cfr. Pellizzari. Tallone unknown
1996ref. 132273Santiago Chile: Ismael Espinosa S.A. 1996. Limited/Numbered. Hardcover. Very Fine/No Jacket as issued. 15.5 x 11.5 x 1.5. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Fine. Jacket Condition: No Jacket as issued. Ismael Espinosa S.A. Santiago Chile 1996. In Spanish. Limited/Numbered. Unpaginated pages. No. 1631 of 1810 copies. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Size: 15.5 x 11.5 x 1.5. This book which contains the Twenty Love Poems and a song of Despair by Pablo Neruda is a facsimile of the unique copy calligraphed by Maria Angelica Sequel. It is illustrated with eight beautiful original glazes by Hernan Valdovinos executed especially for the edition. This third edition consists of one thousand and sixty copies numbered from 751 to 1810. The texts were printed on Hopper Natural papers and the illustrations on Smooth Vellum Natural papers distributed by G.M.S. Graphic Products. Its design and care were in charge of Ismael Espinosa in whose house it was finished on November 27 1996. Poetry::Spanish Poetry::1975-Present Poetry::1900-1974 6132L 6132L Ismael Espinosa S.A. hardcover
1990ref. 44857William Dailey. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1990. Limited. Hardcover. Limited 40 copies. No number present listed as "the artist's." Signed by artist Vijali translator Levitt and publisher Dailey to rear colophon page. Warmly inscribed by Vijali to noted psychiatrist and LSD researcher Dr. Oscar Janiger. 9 color etchings. Black cloth board lightly rubbed corners still sharp inner pages crisp. Deckled page edges. ; Signed by Artist . William Dailey hardcover
1991ref. BN157660DA Verlag Das Andere 1991. 1991. Softcover. Maremoto Beben des Meeres Mit farb. Lithographien nach Holzschnitten von Carin Oldfelt Hjertonsson Aus dem Spanischen von Tias Maremoto Beben des Meeres Mit farb. Lithographien nach Holzschnitten von Carin Oldfelt Hjertonsson Aus dem Spanischen von Tias Pablo Neruda DA Verlag Das Andere paperback
1948ref. 10053Un des 25 exemplaires signés par GLM Paris, GLM, (mars) 1948. 1 vol. (200 x 290 mm) de 70 p., [2] et 1 f. Broché. Édition originale de la traduction française. Un des 25 exemplaires sur Alfama justifiés et signés par l'éditeur, réservés aux Amis de GLM.
ref. 10053Paris GLM mars 1948. 1 vol. 200 x 290 mm de 70 p. 2 et 1 f. Broché. . Édition originale de la traduction française. Un des 25 exemplaires sur Alfama justifiés et signés par l'éditeur réservés aux Amis de GLM. . « Tous comprennent la douleur qui tient à la mort écrit-il / mais la vraie douleur n'est pas présente à l'esprit . / La vraie douleur qui maintient éveillées les choses / est une petite brûlure excessive dans les yeux innocents des autres systèmes. » Composés à New York où Federico Garcia Lorca passa l'année 1924 comme étudiant à Columbia les textes de ce recueil chantent la ville et ses paysages : « L'aurore de New-York a / quatre colonnes de boue / et un ouragan de colonnes noires / qui barbotent dans les eaux croupies ». Toutefois le « Poème double du lac Edem » tient ici une place à part : « me voici buvant mon sang buvant mon horreur d'enfant mûr ». Prière d'insérer conservé. Couverture en partie insolée. Paris, GLM, (mars) 1948. 1 vol. (200 x 290 mm) de 70 p., [2] et 1 f. Broché. unknown
