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ref. 72609Editorial Nascimento 1926 Buenos Aires. 1ª edición. 19x13. 80 pgs. Raro. E3455 Editorial Nascimento, 1926, Buenos Aires. 1ª edición. unknown
ref. 153446Ediciones del Ãrbol Cruz y Raya 1935. Primera edición. 21x16. Plena piel moderna con tejuelo. Sin paginar. Numerosas anotaciones a bolígrafo del anterior poseedor con algunas frases subrayadas. Muy buen estado de conservación. N9699 Ediciones del Ãrbol, Cruz y Raya, 1935. Primera edición. unknown
1948ref. 4773Paris GLM 1948 in-8 broché Paris, GLM, 1948-1952. 22,5 x 14,5 cm, 6 volumes in-8 brochés, 53 (1), 53 (1), 57 (1), 57 (1), 57 (1), 74 (4) pp., élégant étui-boîte signé et daté de 1993.
1949ref. 22.1439Santander: Taller de Artes Gráficas de los Hermanos Bedia 1949 - 1952. 1ª ed. Once volúmenes encuadernados en plena piel verde. 17.5x25. Taller de Artes Gráficas de los Hermanos Bedia unknown
1991ref. 97828452232211991, Editions Hazan, in-8 broché, couverture grise, Valparaison, photographies de Sergio Larrain, texte de Pablo Neruda traduit par R. Solis, ouvrage édité à l'occasion de l'exposition Sergio Larrain présentée dans le cadre des rencontres internationales de la photographies d'Arles en 1991 | Etat : Très bon état (Ref.: ref96036)
2001ref. 55509BBBern, 2001. 31,5x22 cm. 20 ungebundene Foliobogen mit eingelegten mehrfarbigen, signierten und numerierten Originalholzschnitten. In Pappschachtel.
2001ref. 55508BBBern, 2001. 31,5x22 cm. 20 ungebundene Foliobogen mit eingelegten mehrfarbigen, signierten und numerierten Originalholzschnitten. In Pappschachtel.
1972ref. 470263Montevideo Uruguay: Edición de la Embajada de Chile en Uruguay 1972. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. 12mo. 12pp. Text in Spanish. Stapled printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly soiled small blank label laid down inside lower wrap near fine. A speech given by Neruda at that time the Chilean Ambassador to France and a recent Nobel laureate at the P.E.N. Club of New York on the occasion of the organization's 50th anniversary. This pamphlet was published by the Chilean embassy in Uruguay from a copy of the speech provided to them by the Central Bank of Chile. According to The New York Times Neruda who was introduced by Arthur Miller and received a standing ovation after his speech spoke at the "generous and fraternal association" to pay the debt he felt Latin American writers owed to Americans such as Walt Whitman Theodore Dreiser and a more recent generation of "great and noble writers faced with the conflicts involved in the vertiginous growth of your capitalist structure." The article was titled "Neruda Opens Visit Here With a Plea for Chile's Revolution." The short introduction states in part: "La Embajada de Chile cree que las palabras de Neruda deben ser conocidas con la mayor amplitud. Conesa intención las difunde en este país hermano" "The Chilean Embassy believes that Neruda's words should be known with the greatest amplitude. With that intention it spreads them in this brother country". Juan María Bordaberry was sworn in as president of Uruguay in 1972; the following year he would dissolve the Uruguayan General Assembly and rule as a military-sponsored dictator until 1976. Uncommon. OCLC locates only two copies one in the United States Nebraska. Edición de la Embajada de Chile en Uruguay unknown books
1972ref. 470263Montevideo Uruguay: Edición de la Embajada de Chile en Uruguay 1972. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. 12mo. 12pp. Text in Spanish. Stapled printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly soiled small blank label laid down inside lower wrap near fine. A speech given by Neruda at that time the Chilean Ambassador to France and a recent Nobel laureate at the P.E.N. Club of New York on the occasion of the organization's 50th anniversary. This pamphlet was published by the Chilean embassy in Uruguay from a copy of the speech provided to them by the Central Bank of Chile. According to The New York Times Neruda who was introduced by Arthur Miller and received a standing ovation after his speech spoke at the "generous and fraternal association" to pay the debt he felt Latin American writers owed to Americans such as Walt Whitman Theodore Dreiser and a more recent generation of "great and noble writers faced with the conflicts involved in the vertiginous growth of your capitalist structure." The article was titled "Neruda Opens Visit Here With a Plea for Chile's Revolution." The short introduction states in part: "La Embajada de Chile cree que las palabras de Neruda deben ser conocidas con la mayor amplitud. Conesa intención las difunde en este país hermano" "The Chilean Embassy believes that Neruda's words should be known with the greatest amplitude. With that intention it spreads them in this brother country". Juan María Bordaberry was sworn in as president of Uruguay in 1972; the following year he would dissolve the Uruguayan General Assembly and rule as a military-sponsored dictator until 1976. Uncommon. OCLC locates only two copies one in the United States Nebraska. Edición de la Embajada de Chile en Uruguay unknown
1972ref. 3114738New York: New Directions. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1972. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. Presented in facing bilingual text. Splendid copy. ; 5 1/2" X 8 1/4"; 151 pages . New Directions. hardcover
ref. 56778Eds Hazan In-8 60pp. illustr. photographies Nb-0220 unknown
1971ref. 577075Iowa City: Seamark Press 1971. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Translated and printed by Howard Zimmon. Slim quarto. Papercovered boards with printed paper spine label. Facing Spanish and English text. Shoulders with splitting that has been neatly strengthened but still visible slight loss at the spine ends boards with light soil and some bumping about very good; the interior is bright and fine. A very nicely printed volume one of an unspecified number of copies but OCLC states an edition of only 50 copies. Seamark Press unknown books
1961ref. 537001Lima Peru: Libreria-Editorial Juan Mecia Baca 1961. Softcover. Near Fine/Good. First edition. Introduction by Juan Mejia Baca. Slim octavo. 29pp. Illustrated from photographs. French-folded wrappers with unprinted glassine dust jacket that appears to be attached at the flaps. Top corner of cover bumped tiny stain on lower wrap near fine in good only glassine dust jacket torn vertically at the upper shoulder along with some edgewear and a tiny chip. Copy 264 of only 300 copies printed. Contains portions of poems by Neruda Hidalgo and Adan. Scarce. Libreria-Editorial Juan Mecia Baca unknown books
1971ref. 577075Iowa City: Seamark Press 1971. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Translated and printed by Howard Zimmon. Slim quarto. Papercovered boards with printed paper spine label. Facing Spanish and English text. Shoulders with splitting that has been neatly strengthened but still visible slight loss at the spine ends boards with light soil and some bumping about very good; the interior is bright and fine. A very nicely printed volume one of an unspecified number of copies but OCLC states an edition of only 50 copies. Seamark Press unknown
1961ref. 537001Lima Peru: Libreria-Editorial Juan Mecia Baca 1961. Softcover. Near Fine/Good. First edition. Introduction by Juan Mejia Baca. Slim octavo. 29pp. Illustrated from photographs. French-folded wrappers with unprinted glassine dust jacket that appears to be attached at the flaps. Top corner of cover bumped tiny stain on lower wrap near fine in good only glassine dust jacket torn vertically at the upper shoulder along with some edgewear and a tiny chip. Copy 264 of only 300 copies printed. Contains portions of poems by Neruda Hidalgo and Adan. Scarce. Libreria-Editorial Juan Mecia Baca unknown
1982ref. LL 547# 7 of 30 copies all on buff Okawara hand-made paper printed in purple ink. Bound: loose in original buff wrappers housed in blue and black paper over boards clamshell box fine. Page size: 24 leaves; 10-1/2 inches x 8-5/8 inches. Handset in Garamond 20pt. by Claudio R. Lopolla and printed letterpress under the supervision of Cesar Palui. An elegant edition of this poem of love and sadness from TWENTY POEMS OF LOVE AND A DESPERATE SONG originally published in 1924. # WorldCat US Libraries: no copies. Ediciones Dos Amigos
ref. 124547Paris Editions Cahiers d'Art 1939-1940 1 vol. broché 3 numéros reliés en un vol. in-4, bradel demi-toile bleue à coins, pièce de titre en long au dos de basane rouge, couvertures conservées (Semet et Plumelle), 48 pp. Collection complète rare de cette éphémère revue dirigée par Georges Hugnet, avec de prestigieuses contributions : Paul Eluard ("Onze poèmes de persistance" et "Deux voix en une"), Alberto Savinio, Joë Bousquet, Marcel Duchamp ("Surcensure"), Jean Rostand, Louis Parrot, Lewis Carroll, Gaston Bachelard, Pablo Neruda, Leonora Carrington, Tristan Tzara, Lise Deharme, Salvador Dali, Pierre Reverdy, Francis Picabia, etc. Nombreuses illustrations par Man Ray, Valentine Hugo, Leonor Fini, Joan Miro, Lucien Coutaud, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Pablo Picasso, Hans Arp, Marc Chagall, René Magritte, etc. Dos de la reliure un peu frotté, mais excellent exemplaire, bien complet des couvertures illustrées par Man Ray, Max Ernst et Joan Miro.
ref. 124547Paris Editions Cahiers d'Art 1939-1940 1 vol. broché 3 numéros reliés en un vol. in-4, bradel demi-toile bleue à coins, pièce de titre en long au dos de basane rouge, couvertures conservées (Semet et Plumelle), 48 pp. Collection complète rare de cette éphémère revue dirigée par Georges Hugnet, avec de prestigieuses contributions : Paul Eluard ("Onze poèmes de persistance" et "Deux voix en une"), Alberto Savinio, Joë Bousquet, Marcel Duchamp ("Surcensure"), Jean Rostand, Louis Parrot, Lewis Carroll, Gaston Bachelard, Pablo Neruda, Leonora Carrington, Tristan Tzara, Lise Deharme, Salvador Dali, Pierre Reverdy, Francis Picabia, etc. Nombreuses illustrations par Man Ray, Valentine Hugo, Leonor Fini, Joan Miro, Lucien Coutaud, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Pablo Picasso, Hans Arp, Marc Chagall, René Magritte, etc. Dos de la reliure un peu frotté, mais excellent exemplaire, bien complet des couvertures illustrées par Man Ray, Max Ernst et Joan Miro.
1977ref. 594033Torrance California: Labyrinth Editions 1977. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Translated with an afterword by Enrique Sacerio-Garí. Folio. Measuring 8½" by 15¼". Text in English. Japanese-sewn accordian-folded leaves with illustrated wrappers. A trifle creased at he crown still a fine copy in a fine cloth-covered and string-tied chemise. A very handsome publication designed and produced by Richard Bigus printed on Japanese Masa and Ragston papers in an edition of only 100. This is copy 80 Inscribed by Bigus to a noted collector of books and art on the limitation page: "To J.M. "Mel" Edelstein / Richard Bigus / Aptos CA. 1979. Labyrinth Editions unknown books
1950ref. 022592New York: Masses & Mainstream 1950 First printing of the first edition. Book with light uneven toning to the title page otherwise interior pages only faintly toned at the margins; dust jacket with light toning to spine a hairline crimp along spine tape to verso and a faint small moister splash near bottom front cover else fine. An attractive copy. Masses & Mainstream hardcover
1977ref. 594033Torrance California: Labyrinth Editions 1977. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Translated with an afterword by Enrique Sacerio-Garí. Folio. Measuring 8½" by 15¼". Text in English. Japanese-sewn accordian-folded leaves with illustrated wrappers. A trifle creased at he crown still a fine copy in a fine cloth-covered and string-tied chemise. A very handsome publication designed and produced by Richard Bigus printed on Japanese Masa and Ragston papers in an edition of only 100. This is copy 80 Inscribed by Bigus to a noted collector of books and art on the limitation page: "To J.M. "Mel" Edelstein / Richard Bigus / Aptos CA. 1979. Labyrinth Editions unknown
1950ref. 211454Parigi: Les Editeurs Français Réunis 1950. Brossura wrappers. Molto buono Very Good. Dedica e firma autografe dell'Autore datata gennaio 1952: "Apres la grende bataille gagnée! A Sarah Alicata su amigo Pablo Neruda" Inscription signed by the Author dated January 1952. Primo tomo. Traduzione dallo spagnolo di Alice Ahrweiler. 8vo cm 185x12. pp. 200. Dedica e firma autografe dell'Autore datata gennaio 1952: "Apres la grende bataille gagnée! A Sarah Alicata su amigo Pablo Neruda" Inscription signed by the Author dated January 1952. Molto buono Very Good. Prima edizione First Edition. Les Editeurs Français Réunis, unknown
1969ref. 76414Nascimento | Santiago de Chile 1969 | 17.50 x 27 cm | broché
1950ref. 31597Club des Amis du Livre Progressite / Collection Messidor 1971 . In-8 cartonnage éditeur, carré, pleine toile noire, de 210 pages au format 20 x 19 cm. Couverture avec nom de l'auteur imprimé en rouge. Dos carré avec titre en gris. Plats et intérieur frais. Complet du rhodoïd. Photo en noir, en frontispice, par Antonio Quintana. Recueil de poèmes traduit par Jean Marcenac et André Bonhomme. Présentation de Alexandre Chem. Deuxième édition en superbe état général. Rare et précieux exemplaire enrichi d'une cordiale dédicace autographe, signée et datée, de Pablo Neruda. Ces dernières sont peu courante.
1950ref. 2073Les Editeurs Français Réunis 1950. In-12 broché de 198 pages au format 18,5 x 12 cm. Couverture avec titre imprimé en rouge et noir. Dos carré, insolé, avec petites traces blanches verticales. Mors du 1er plat marqué et jauni. Intérieur frais. Traduit de l’espagnol par Alice Ahrweiler. Son Canto General, une de ses œuvres phare, qui se veut être une chronique encyclopédique sur l’Amérique latine est édité en 1950 à Mexico, puis ce poème épique en 15 chants, parait en france en 3 volumes à 5 ans d’intervalle. Edition originale française sur papier courant en assez bel état général. Rare et précieux exemplaire enrichi d'une cordiale dédicace autographe, signée et datée, de Pablo Neruda. Ces dernières sont peu courante.
