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1959réf. 194140Santiago: privately printed 1959. Te amo como se aman ciertas cosas oscuras / secretamente entre la sombra y el alma First edition presentation copy inscribed by the poet on the first blank "a Matilde Ladrón de Guevara gran capitana de sonetos su amigo Pablo Neruda 1960". This is number 12 of 250 copies signed by Neruda with a signed lithograph by the Chilean artist Nemesio Antúnez. Neruda wrote the sonnet sequence over a period of three years for his wife Matilde Urrutia and dedicated it to her; it is widely regarded as one of his greatest works. A fellow Chilean poet Matilde Ladrón de Guevara 1910-2009 has annotated around 40 of the sonnets in ink. Folio. With a lithographic centrefold by Nemesio Antunez signed by him in pencil. Original white wrappers spine and front wrapper lettered in black and red. Wrappers rubbed with a couple of faint stains extremities creased with small spots of wear small tears and creases to outer margins of first three leaves occasional toning to contents. A very good copy. unknown
1966réf. 150452London: Jonathan Cape 1966. First edition in English of Neruda's masterpiece. Octavo original cloth. Boldly signed by Pablo Neruda on the half-title page. Translated by Nathaniel Tarn. Preface by Robert Pring-Mill. Fine in a near fine dust jacket. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. A very sharp example rare and desirable signed. "The Heights of Machu Picchu" has been called Pablo Neruda's greatest contribution to poetry—a search for the "indestructible imperishable life" in all things. Inspired by his journey to the ancient ruins Neruda calls the lost Incan civilization to "rise up and be born" and also empowers the people of his time. Jonathan Cape hardcover
1972réf. 002846Ministerio de Educación Pública de Chile 1972. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Good. About the book: Softcover. First Printing. Published in celebration of Neruda's Nobel Prize this book was distributed to libraries and unions free of charge. Neruda waived his rights to any royalties. Book has been inscribed on title page by Neruda. Also inscribed by Allende at the end of his introduction to book. First page has a doodle/drawing by Neruda. Recipient of book was a man named "Rene Zorrilla" There is an auditorium at the Metropolitan University of Technology in Chile named after Zorrilla however we are unsure if they are one and the same. Additional photos available upon request. Ministerio de Educación Pública de Chile paperback
1954réf. 77014Chile: Nascimento 1954. Signed limited edition of Neruda's masterpiece. Quarto original illustrated wrappers as issued photographs by Martin Chambi. Signed by Pablo Neruda at the colophon as issued. In near fine condition. Laid in is the scarce insert on green paper that was issued with all copies which is a bibliographic note on the genesis and publication history of the poem by Jorge Sanhueza. This is the first definitive edition of the poems including the Chambi photographs referenced in "The Latin American Photobook. A superior example rare in this condition. The Heights of Machu Picchu" has been called Pablo Neruda's greatest contribution to poetry—a search for the "indestructible imperishable life" in all things. Inspired by his journey to the ancient ruins Neruda calls the lost Incan civilization to "rise up and be born" and also empowers the people of his time. Nascimento unknown
1967réf. 3117663London: Cape Goliard Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1967. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. SIGNED limited edition. Copy 8 of 100 signed by Pablo Neruda and translator Alastair Reid on title page. Fine in handbound brown textured boards in fine matching paper dust jacket. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Cape Goliard Press hardcover
1969réf. 194274Santiago de Chile: Nascimento 1969. We all arrive by different streets by unequal languages at silence First edition signed limited issue number 202 of 250 copies signed by the author from an edition of 500. This title is a tribute to the history and survival of the Chilean people comprising 28 cantos written over two days in July 1969. The first edition in English was published in 1971 as Still Another Day. In his acceptance speech as the Chilean Communist Party candidate for the presidency given in September of the same year Neruda said "I have never thought of my life as divided between poetry and politics. I have never been in with those in power and have always felt that my vocation and my duty was to serve the Chilean people in my actions and with my poetry. I have lived singing and defending them" quoted in Christ. Large octavo. Original white wrappers spine and covers lettered in black and green edges untrimmed. Wrappers a little toned nicked a few spots of foxing ink initials to rear wrapper. A very good copy. Becco p. 37. Ronald Christ trans. "Pablo Neruda The Art of Poetry No. 14" The Paris Review 1971. unknown
réf. 309433Santiago Chile: Editora Nacional Quimantú 1973. First trade edition. 210 4 pp. 12mo. Original wrappers printed in green purple and pink. Creasing to bottom edge of a few pages very good. In custom folding chemise and morocco backed slipcase. First trade edition. 210 4 pp. 12mo. Neruda's final book of verse inscribed in green ink to two renowned Chilean painters and fellow leftists: "Salud! a José Balmes y Gracia Barrios Pablo Neruda 1973 Isla Negra." An outstanding association copy of one of Neruda's most controversial works. A polemic on behalf of Salvador Allende's Unidad Popular party ahead of Congressional elections in March of 1973 "Incitement to Nixoncide and Praise for the Chilean Revolution" was prompted by US attempts to undermine the Allende government in favor of pro-US business elements inside Chile. As Neruda explains in the prologue to the poem cycle in translation: "My song is a tough attack on the enemies of my people as hard as Araucanian stone. This may be an ephemeral function. But I am fulfilling it. And I am resorting to the oldest weapons available to poetry: song and pamphleteering used by the classics and the romantics with the aim of destroying the enemy. So stand firm I'm about to fire the first shot!" Allende's government was toppled nevertheless by a US-backed military junta headed by Augusto Pinochet in September 1973. See Feinstein Pablo Neruda pp. 392ff for more on the political context in which the book was written. The Chilean painters José Balmes 1927-2016 and Gracia Barrios b. 1927 were active in Unidad Popular politics at the time of this inscription. In the same year Balmes created a series of works "Imaginarios del Canto General" based on texts from Neruda's epic "Canto General." Their relationship began decades earlier however: born in Catalonia Balmes arrived in Chile with 2200 other refuges from the Spanish Civil War in 1939 aboard the SS Winnipeg; a rescue mission which Neruda as Special Consul for Immigration personally orchestrated. For an interview in which Balmes recalls first meeting Neruda as a 12 year-old immigrant see: http://www.latercera.com/noticia/un-nino-y-el-poeta-las-memorias-de-jose-balmes-a-bordo-del-winnipeg/ "Incitación al nixonicidio" was also published by Quimantú in a limited edition of 1000 in the same month as this first trade edition. Neruda died in September 1973. Editora Nacional Quimantú unknown
1962réf. elala180Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada S. A. 1962. 1962. folio. pp. 60 3. 9 full-page wood engravings 5 in colour. illus. paper over bds. extremities bit rubbed. First Edition Illustrated by Seoane Limited to 400 numbered copies plus 29 hors commerce. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada, S. A., [1962]. Hardcover
1948réf. 194281Santiago de Chile: Ediciones de Libreria Neira 1948. Love! Love until the Night collapses! First edition of Neruda's masterpiece number 206 of 500 copies for sale from a total edition of 520 copies. The poem illustrates Neruda's ideology in a Pan-American consciousness as well as his belief in his responsibility as a poet. In a 1965 interview speaking about the poem Neruda stated "I use a vision of ancient men to understand the men of today. From the Inca to the India from the Aztec to the contemporary Mexican peasant our homeland America has magnificent mountains rivers deserts and mines rich in minerals. Yet the inhabitants of this generous land live in great poverty. What then should be the poet's duty" quoted in Eisner p. 316. The Heights of Macchu Picchu was first published in English in 1966. Folio. Printed in red and black 7 full-page line-drawings by José Venturelli. Original cream wrappers spine and front cover lettered in red and black front cover with line drawing by Venturelli in black. Wrappers a little toned and marked creases to spine a few nicks. A very good copy. Mark Eisner Neruda: the Poet's Calling 2018. unknown
1960réf. 81766Mexico City: Gráfica Horizonte 1960's. First Edition. 6 volumes. Octavo. 21cm volume 6 is slightly taller with a wider margin at the base of the cover. bound in original publisher's buff card wraps illustrated with an abstract design by Jorge Ballester the same illustration is utilised on all 6 covers with variations in color and composition. Ballester would have been 19 or 20 at the time of publication shortly before he went on to form 'Equipo Realidad' with Joan Cardells. 12-14pp per issue. Some sunning or fading to extremities light edgewear a very good clean and attractive collection. An ephemeral bit of book production utilising thin rough grain paper cheap card and some erratic trimming. Internally clean some pages unopened. Issues present include: #2 Miguel Hernandez: "Recoged Esta Voz" #3 Nicolas Guillén: "Buenos Dias Fidel" #4 Pablo Neruda: "No Tenian Mas Armas Que La Aurora." #5 Miguel Angel Asturias: "Bolivar" #6 Paul Eluard: "Libertad" #7 Patricio Lumumba: "Africa Será Libre" Absent from this assemblage is issue #1 "Dos Poemas" by Carlos Pellicer. The title "Ediciones Quinto Regimiento" is a loaded reference to the Madrid based publishing office of the fabled 5th Regiment a communist brigade fighting for the Republic during the Spanish Civil War to legendary effect and is clearly intended as both homage and statement of intent. The institutional footprint for this publication is tiny with a couple of issues having a slight presence on OCLC and an absence of significant holdings. Gráfica Horizonte unknown
1948réf. 28024Santiago de Chile: Ediciones de Libreria Neira 1948. First edition. The first edition of Neruda's masterpiece later incorporated into Canto General. One of 500 copies numbered in Arabic an additional 20 numbered in Roman were not for sale. Folio 25 x 38 cm. 48 pages 7 full page woodcuts by José Venturelli. Neruda first visited Machu Picchu in 1943 however he did not begin writing the poem until 1945. The French writer Roger Caillois visited him while he was composing it and began to publish his translations in January 1946 but the first partial publication in Spanish did not occur until July 1946. This first edition in book form was published by a Santiago bookstore a courageous effort at a time when Neruda was in hiding from the police in a friend's basement. Original wrappers a little tanned and with some small areas of paper restoration to the edges; a very good copy of a book scarce in commerce. Becco 84; Loyola 292 misdated as 1947. Ediciones de Libreria Neira unknown
1937réf. 1057Santiago de Chile: Ediciones Ercilla 1937. First edition. Good. A worn but complete copy of this scarce publication by one of Latin America's most prominent poets. Original self wrappers printed in red gray and yellow spine cracked and professionally reattached lacking a small chip wrappers soiled and a dampstain affects the top edge of leaves throughout. Rare in the original wraps most first edition copies have been rebound. Just two thousand copies of this original edition were produced each containing 16 black and white photographic reproductions as here. Posted in Spain as a diplomat during the Spanish Civil War Neruda witnessed the destruction and transformation of Spain during these turbulent years. Neruda commemorates the republican fighters figures and values in Espana en el Corazon. Good. Ediciones Ercilla unknown
2013réf. 13380Octon France: Verdigris Press 2013. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Drop-Spine Archival Box. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Three mezzotints by Judith Rothchild plus a bonus print. "Neruda's text is accompanied with three mezzotints by Judith Rothchild. While the text presentation is sparse and clean the images are velvety and dense. They capture the essence of Neruda's words - "from bristly foliage" to "only a seed". From bristly foliage you fell complete polished wood gleaming mahogany . You fell you struck the ground but nothing happened . Because you are only a seed chestnut tree autumn earth water heights silence prepared the germ the floury density the maternal eyelids that buried will again open toward the heights ." publisher's statement. Tight bright and unmarred. Accordion structure extending from back pastedown letterpress printed in Univers on an Adana by Mark Lintott using chestnut-colored ink and printed on Hahnemuhle paper bound in screenprinted paper shades of brown with chestnut leaves over boards; laid in matching clamshell box. Oblong narrow 4to. 17pp. Illus. Numbered limited edition of 50 copies 1-10 include an additional mezzotint and are in a clamshell box; 1-4 also include one of the original copper plates; copies 11-50 presented in slipcases. This copy 5. Signed by the artist and printer. Verdigris Press hardcover
réf. lec-0020Artists of both the eye and the soul here combine their genius to give us a magnificent picture of Macchu Picchu. The ancient and mysterious citadel built by the Incas has piqued human imagination since its discovery in the last century. The grandeur and mystery of the fortress resound in Pablo Neruda's poetry. The marvels of these wondrous heights echo in the fascinating detail that you can see in Edward Ranney's ten magnificent photogravures. The poem is presented here in the original Spanish with John Felstiner's English translation printed alongside. Ten photogravures by Edward Ranney. Edition limited to 300 numbered copies. Each book signed by Edward Ranney. The typography was designed set in Monotype Centaur and printed by Dan Carr and Julia Ferrari at Golgonooza Letter Foundry in Asheulot New Hampshire. Jon Goodman made the gravure plates and editioned the prints. The book is bound in a rough green linen that brings to mind the lush green of that mountainside. Black fabric covers its hinged and lined case. One volume 15 x 12 inches. As the publisher we unconditionally guarantee that all books are authentic and the condition is As New NOS. Limited Editions Club hardcover
1998réf. 013460New York: Limited Editions Club 1998. Hardcover. Fine in slipcase as issued. Edward Ranney. Oblong folio 15" x 12" bound in full dark green linen with a black leather spine label lettered in gilt. Translated by John Felstiner and illustrated with photogravures by Edward Ranney. This poem is the result of a visit by the Chilean winner of the Nobel Prize to the mysterious citadel in Peru built by the Incas. "The superb photographs of Macchu Picchu by Ranney that accompany Pablo Neruda's Heights of Macchu Picchu stand among the finest works of a photographer whom one critic calls 'a very modern visionary of the antique' embodying 'a gnomic monumentality an almost clinical sublimity.'" Copy #154 of 300 numbered copies SIGNED by the translator and by the illustrator. Monthly Letter laid in. Limited Editions Club hardcover
réf. 43893Octon France: Verdigris January 30 2013. Edition limited to 50 copies signed and numbered by Rothchild and the letterpress printer Mark Lintott; this is the issue of 10 copies "édition de tête" with an additional mezzotint not duplicated in the edition and in a clamshell box the paper printed in shades of brown with chestnut leaves; oblong 4to i.e. in leporello format approx. 5" x 13" 16 french-fold pages 3 original mezzotints and 3 blindstamped embossments by Judith Rothchild printed on Hahnemulhe paper original paper-covered boards with screenprints by Rothchild; absolutely fine throughout. Verdigris, January 30 unknown
1967réf. 023576Madison: The Sixties Press 1967 First printing of the first Sixties Press edition English/Spanish text. Association copy signed and inscribed by Robert Bly to his wife directly on the front endpage along with an original page size drawing by Bly: "For Carol / Self portrait of Poet in Lac Qui Parle County--where Bly was born and raised--in the Summer / Robert Bly." Book with light toning to spine ends and top edge of boards else in fine condition; dust jacket with toning to spine/cover extremities and shallow crimping to bottom spine edge else fine. The Sixties Press hardcover
réf. N - 2026 - 35San Francisco: Arion Press 2022. A finely printed letterpress edition of Neruda's celebrated cycle of one hundred love poems published by Arion Press in 2022. The text appears in the original Spanish with Stephen Tapscott's English translation with additional commissioned artwork and an introduction by Rigoberto González. Includes artworks by María Magdalena Campos-Pons Nicolás Guagnini Candida Alvarez and Enrique Chagoya. Copy No. 170 unopened and preserved in the publisher's original shrink wrap; contents and binding unexamined presumed as issued. A modern fine press edition from one of America's most respected private presses. Arion Press
1947réf. 91248Santiago de Chile: Cruz del Sur 1947-1948. 10 volumes in small 12o 13 x 95 cm in original wrappers: 1. La Cancion de la Fiesta / Crepusculario 124 pp. 2. El Hondero Entusiasta / Tentativa del Hombre Infinito 68 pp. 3. 20 Poemas de Amor y una Cancion Desesperado 109 pp. 4. El Habitante y su Esperanza / Anillos 64 pp. 5. Residencia en la Tierra I 109 p. 6. Residencia en la Tierra II 120 pp. 7. Las Furias y las Penas y Otros Poemas 79 pp. 8. Espaa el el Corazon 93 pp. 9. Dura Elegia 83 pp. 10. Himno y Regreso 111 pp. This edition was published in 1500 copies all numbered and in greater part distributed among the subscribers. Vol. 10 concludes with a list of subscribers. Vol. 1 was inscribed by Neruda to Dolf Verspoor an early translator of Neruda's work into Dutch as follows: "Para / Dolf Verspoor / recuerdo / afectuoso de / Pablo / Neruda / 1949 / Paris / Quai / d'Orleans". In vol. 2 there is a handwritten note probably by Neruda on page 40 reading "Ici commence / Tentativa del / hombre / infinito". Most volumes have some light wear along the spine edges and the page edges have some discoloring. An interesting edition seldom seen. . Cruz del Sur hardcover
1967réf. 14201London: Cape Goliard 1967. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near fine/near fine. Square small octavo about 30pp. Near fine in the publisher's brown paper over boards. Very gentle wear to the base of the spine; hardly notable. Touch of foxing to the first and last few leaves else clean and sound. In a very near fine example of the fragile handmade paper dust jacket which is only gently sunned on the spine and part of the rear panel. This is number 4 of 100 limited copies of the hardcover issue which is SIGNED by both Neruda and Reid on the title page. Scarce. Cape Goliard hardcover
réf. 1910150208New York : Limited Editions Club 1998. Hardcover. Like New. Signed. Signed by the photographer Edward Ranney 31 x 39 cm. Limited edition of 300 copies. Illustrated with 10 photogravure plates printed on Arches paper. Bound in publisher's green cloth. Housed in publisher's black clamshell box with suede interior. Clean unmarked pages. Text in Spanish and English in parallel columns. Limited Editions Club prospectus laid in. "This edition of Pablo Neruda's poem Heights of Macchu Picchu was printed in an edition of three hundred copies on Velin Arches. The typography was designed set in Monotype Centaur and printed by Dan Carr & Julia Ferrari at Golgonooza Letter Foundry in Ashuelot New Hampshire. The photogravures were made and printed by Jon Goodman in Hadley Massachusetts with additional printing by Peter Pettengill in Hinsdale New Hampshire"--Colophon. [New York] : Limited Editions Club hardcover
réf. 062314New York: The Limited Editions Club 1998. Limited Edition 300 copies. Hardcover. Fine. 16" x 13. Photogravures by Edward Ranney. SIGNED BY THE ARTIST. LIMITED EDITION #23 of 300. SIGNED BY THE ARTIST. Poetry in Spanish side-by-side with English translation. Publisher's newsletter laid in. Features the superb photographs of Edward Ranney printed on heavy-weight mould-made stock from France using the unique process of photogravure. Tissue guards laid in. Typographic design hand-set by Dan Carr and Julia Ferrari using Centaur and Arrighi typefaces. Printed on same mould-made Velin Arches as illustrations. Bound in dark green cloth with leather label titled in gold on spine. Laid inside lined clamshell box covered in black cloth with leather label titled in gold on spine. Book in FINE condition. Clamshell box NEAR FINE condition with fading on front and spine. Due to this book's size and/or weight additional shipping may be needed. Full refund if not satisfied. The Limited Editions Club hardcover
1965réf. 3001Budapest: Hungária 1965. First Hungarian edition. In original paper with jacket. Jacket bit dirty and worn small damage on the upper left corner. Very good condition. First Hungarian edition. In original paper with jacket. XIX546 p.8 t. Inscribed by Neruda. Hungária unknown
1926réf. 6346Santiago de Chile: Ediciones Nascimento 1926. First Edition. Softcover. Near fine. Small octavo 103pp. A very near fine copy in the publisher's printed wraps with French flaps. Flattened vertical crease to the rear wrap and very faint discoloration to the top of the front wrap; else a lovely example much nicer than usually found without even a whisper of foxing to the interior. Important early work of prose poetry by Neruda co-authored with his friend Tomas Lago who would go on to have a long career preserving Chile's cultural heritage through law and civil administration. Ediciones Nascimento unknown
réf. 69341New York: Limited Editions Club 1998. LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB. Heights of Macchu Picchu LEC. Translated by John Felstiner. Photogravures by Edward Ranney. New York: Limited Editions Club 1998. Full Description: NERUDA Pablo. Heights of Macchu Picchu LEC. Translated by John Felstiner. Photogravures by Edward Ranney. New York: Limited Editions Club 1998. Limited to 300 numbered copies signed by the photographer Edward Ranney. This being number 47. Oblong quarto 12 x 15 inches; 304 x 380 mm. With ten photogravures by Edward Ranney and and English translation by John Felstiner. Text printed in Spanish and English. With publisher's prospectus. Bound in publisher's original full green cloth. Spine with black leather spine label lettered in gilt. Housed in a black cloth clamshell with black leather spine label lettered in gilt. Clamshell lined in felt. A fine copy. "The grandeur and mystery of the fortress resound in Pablo Neruda's poetry. The marvels of these wondrous heights echo in the fascinating detail that you can see in Edward Ranney's ten magnificent photogravures. The poem is presented here in the original Spanish with John Felstiner's English translation printed alongside." From the publisher. LEC Bibliography. HBS 69341. $1250. Limited Editions Club unknown