Neruda, PabloABAA
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1966rif. 67453London: Jonathan Cape 1966. Hardcover. Very good. Hardcover. First British Edition. 47pp. Some foxing to prelims and edges of textblock else a very good hardback in a tanned jacket that is foxed on the flaps. Jonathan Cape hardcover books
1965rif. 022438New York: Harcourt Brace & World 1965. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine in slipcase. Antonio Frasconi. Quarto 8" x 11-1/2" bound in orange cloth-backed decorated boards and printed at the Spiral Press in the original slipcase with a title label on one panel. Illustrated with an original SIGNED frontispiece woodcut by Frasconi and numerous woodcuts printed in orange and black. The Neruda poem appears in the original Spanish accompanied with an English translation by Elsa Neuberger. Copy #132 of 300 SIGNED by Frasconi and the printer Joseph Blumenthal. Harcourt, Brace & World hardcover books
1976rif. 69904México: Comisión Nacional Editorial 1976. color plates ind. color pict. wrps. Illustrated poem by Mexican artists that include: Rivera Merida Gerzso. Comisión Nacional Editorial unknown books
1975rif. 208711975. Latinx Literature Poetry Neruda Pablo. Fully Empowered. New York: Farrar Strauss and Giroux 1975. First bilingual edition. 135 pages. Translated by Alastair Reid. Spanish and English. Original black cloth binding with title author and publisher stamped in gilt on spine. Original white dustjacket with black and red text and woodcut print by Antonio Frasconi showing a writer at a desk surrounded by moons and stars. This collection of thirty six poems was first published in Spanish in 1962. Neruda considered it a personal favorite and asked fellow poet Alastair Reid to translate the work into English. This translation was published in 1975 two years after Neruda's death. Poems appear in both Spanish and English with translated pages facing each other so the two versions can be viewed side by side. The collection includes one of Neruda's most notable poems "The People". Book and dustjacket both in near fine condition. A collection of work by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda in both English and Spanish. unknown books
1955rif. 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
1998rif. 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 books
rif. 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 books
rif. 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 books
rif. 91123San Francisco: Cranium Press nd. First US edition. Single large sheet folded once 10 x 7 1/2 inches closed. Neruda’s poem over four sides as translated from the original Spanish by Robert Bly. [San Francisco]: Cranium Press unknown books
1967rif. 86681London: Cape Goliard 1967. First trade edition. 40 pp. Fine in printed wrappers with a die-cut illustration on the front panel. Near fine unprinted glassine dust jacket with two short tears to rear panel. Cover cut out by Jim Dine. Original Spanish poem with facing translation by Alastair Reid. London: Cape Goliard unknown books
1988rif. 84732Fredonia: White Pine Press 1988. First edition. Folding card 5 3/4 x 4 7/8 inches closed. Fine. Neruda’s poem in English translation by Denis Maloney and Clark Zlotchew. Photograph by Milton Rogovin. Issued to commemorate the 15th year of the press. Fredonia: White Pine Press unknown books
1969rif. 80726NY: Grove Press 1969. First edition. xlvi 274 pp. Tiny stamp to recto of the last leaf else near fine in very good plus dust jacket with three edge tears a wrinkle to rear panel and an ink number of front flap. Introduction by Ben Belitt. Original Spanish poems with facing English translations by Ben Belitt and Alastair Reid. NY: Grove Press unknown books
1972rif. 71482NY: Delacorte/Seymour Lawrence 1972. First US edition. 509 pp w/index of first lines in English & Spanish. Very near fine in very good plus dust jacket with sunned spine and extrems. Edited by Nathaniel Tarn with his foreword. Original Spanish poems with facing translations by Anthony Kerrigan W.S. Merwin Alastair Reid and Tarn. Review slip accompanies. [NY]: Delacorte/Seymour Lawrence unknown books
2004rif. 70599Dallas: DeGolyer Library/Southern Methodist University 2004. First edition. 84 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Thorough descriptions of 100 items. Dallas: DeGolyer Library/Southern Methodist University, unknown books
1982rif. 6370Willimantic: Curbstone Press 1982. First printing of this reissue. Single sheet folded once to make four pages. An excerpt from CANTO GENERAL section 12 as translated by Robert Bly. Written by Neruda while under pursuit by the Chilean Secret Police on a political charge. Willimantic: Curbstone Press unknown books
rif. 12080Palo Alto: Frog in the Well nd. First edition. 21.6 x 27.9 cm illustrated broadside. Fine. Poem from his collection ESTRAVAGARIO/BOOK OF VAGARIES Grove 1969. Translated by Alistair Reid. Palo Alto: Frog in the Well unknown books
1953rif. 21018Santiago Chile: Editora Austral 1953. Original wraps. Very Good . The 1953 1st ediion of this impressive compilation of Pablo Neruda's political writings complete in 2 volumes. Both volumes solid and VG in their light-blue wrappers with mild creasing and wear along the spines. Brittle lightly-browned paper still though very presentable. 16mo pocketsized early Neruda political impassiopned in his native tongue. Editora Austral unknown books
1972rif. 3471New York: Grove Press 1972. Cloth. Collectible; Fine/Fine. A crisp clean copy of the 1972 1st US edition. Near Fine in a bright price-intact Near Fine dustjacket. Octavo 153 pgs. bi-lingual text Spanish on the verso English on the recto. Grove Press unknown books
1966rif. 620958New York: Evergreen Review 1966. Softcover. Very Good. Periodical. Cover illustration by Lester Waldman. Quarto. Illustrated. Pictorial wrappers. Stains on the bottom portion of interior covers and a few pages in the front and back rubbing on wraps about very good. Includes three poems by Pablo Neruda "Lenny Bruce: 1926-1966" by Jerry Tallmer "A Beast's Repast" by Salvador Dali and Werner Bokelberg "Applying Black Power: A Speculative Essay" by Nat Hentoff "Duke Ellington: One of a Kind" by Rex Stewart photographs by Lester Waldman and more. Evergreen Review unknown books
1962rif. 593065Kyoto: Amber House Press 1962. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Translated by Clayton Eshleman. Cover design by Will Peterson. Decorated paper wrappers. Owner name front fly staples a little oxidized and light offsetting to the end papers as always else about fine. One of 180 copies. Amber House Press unknown books
1971rif. 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
1973rif. 582448Austin Texas: Cold Mountain Press 1973. Unbound. Near Fine. Poetry postcards in printed trifold folder. Laid in are 10 unused poetry postcards and an information sheet. The interior of the folder prints Neruda's "Ode to Some Yellow Flowers" translated by Robert Bly. Folder with some creasing at the folds and postcards with the slightest waviness a near fine set. The postcards print poems by Terry Stokes Denise Levertov Thomas F. Sexton John Haines Ray Lindquist Donald Hall Linda Pastan Peter Wild William Stafford and James Tipton. Cold Mountain Press unknown books
1982rif. 550559Isle of Skye Scotland: Aquila / The Phaethon Press 1982. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Translated by J.C.R. Green. Octavo. 24pp. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Fine. Copy letter "M" of 26 lettered copies Signed by the translator. Very scarce. Aquila / The Phaethon Press unknown books
1979rif. 545601San Francisco: Greenwood Press 1979. Unbound. Near Fine. Broadside. Translated by Stephen Kessler. Measuring approximately 8¼" x 22". Illustrated. Slight curl from being gently rolled trifle worn just about fine. OCLC locates five copies. Greenwood Press unknown books
1950rif. 547721Bombay: Jayant Bhatt for People's Publishing House / All-India Peace Committee 1950. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. With a "pen-portrait" of Neruda by Ilya Ehrenburg. Slim 12mo. 46 1 pp. Illustrated with a half-tone portrait of Neruda. Wrappers with some toning splits at the spine ends and a small foredge stain not affecting the interior very good. Features a 28-page essay by Ehrenburg from Soviet Literature and the text of "Let the Railsplitter Awake!" translated by Waldeen. "Issued by the All-India Peace Committee on the occasion of Pablo Neruda's visit to India in connection with the forthcoming Second World Peace Congress in Sheffield England from November 14th to 19th 1950" from the rear wrap. Jayant Bhatt for People's Publishing House / All-India Peace Committee unknown books
