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1970réf. 170909003Santiago Chile: Editorial Lord Cochrane 1970. First THUS. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Limited numbered edition copy 4150. First thus. 149pp. Original oversize approx. 16" by 16.5" white cloth. In the original Spanish. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket with small tear in bottom of front panel a few scratches. A rare deluxe oversize limited edition of Neruda's classic with Mario Toral's sensuous color illustrations. Editorial Lord Cochrane hardcover books
1970réf. 18923Santiago Chile: Editorial Lord Cochrane 1970. Very Good /Very Good. Mario Toral. The 1970 limited illustrated edition in its massive square folio. Issued out of Santiago by Editorial Lord Cochrane and very nicely illustrated in vivid watercolor by Mario Toral. 4782 copies issued all told. Solid and VG in its oatmeal cloth with light bowing to the front board. And in a bright VG dustjacket with light creasing along the panel edges and flap-folds. Still though an attractive very presentable copy of this lavish edition of Neruda's timeless "20 Poemas de Amor" Editorial Lord Cochrane hardcover books
2013réf. 24388New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 2013. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0374115281 . Blue cloth lettered along the spine. An unmarked copy in a slightly edgeworn dust jacket. Collects English translations facing the Spanish originals of all 226 odas or odes written by the Nobel Prize-winning poet. Bibliography indexes of Spanish titles and first lines.; 861 pages . Farrar, Straus & Giroux hardcover books
1948réf. 140937760Santiago de Chile: Ediciones de Libreria Neira 1948. First Edition. Very Good. Folio. First edition. One of just 500 copies printed with text in Spanish. Bound in publisher's tan wraps. Very Good with spine showing a neat repair and front cover joint about 1/3 split at bottom edge. Wraps show toning and light wear especially at yapped edges light rubbing. Pages toned. A lovely copy of this fragile production of one of Neruda's best-known longer poetic works. Ediciones de Libreria Neira unknown books
1954réf. 1338165Santiago de Chile: Nascimento 1954. Limited Edition #529/1000. Softcover. Quarto 2 1-4 5-77 5; G; Bound in publisher's printed stiff wraps with yapped edges spine beige with blue and yellow titling; some wear rubbing and creasing to wraps primarily to extremities more pronounced along hinges some fading to spine; small writing to rear cover; interior will small amount of foxing and finger smudges; small tide marks primarily to upper edge; Signed by Pablo Neruda on the colophon as issued Limited Edition #529/1000; lacking scarce green paper insert; JL consignment; shelved case 3. 1338165. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Nascimento unknown books
1954réf. 140940808Chile: Nascimento 1954. Signed Limited Edition. Very Good. Signed limited edition and the first printing of this edition. Bound in publisher's printed stiff wraps with yapped edges. Copy number 993 of 1000 signed by Pablo Neruda on the limitation page. Very Good with light lean to spine light general wear and light creasing to wraps light edge wear and toning. With green paper insert present at rear causing some offsetting to inside of rear cover. Illustrated with black and white photographs by Martin Chambi throughout. Nascimento unknown books
1954réf. 135561Chile: Nascimento 1954. First printing of this edition. One of 1000 numbered copies this being No. 680 SIGNED by the author. This copy retains the scarce insert on green paper that was issued with all copies a bibliographic note on the genesis and publication history of the poem by Jorge Sanhueza. The first definitive edition of the poems including the Chambi photographs referenced in "The Latin American Photobook." The poems first appeared as "Canto II" in Neruda's "Canto General" 1950 and have regularly been translated into English. Moderate toning and light rubbing overall with light bumps at the extremities else Near Fine. A superior example of a title not often found in collectible condition. Becco 84. Loyola 292. Fernandez "The Latin American Photobook" p. 57. Nascimento unknown books
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 books
1963réf. 167812Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada 1963. 208p. pocket-size wraps generally acidic and toned not yet fragile good copy. Volume Two only. Editorial Losada unknown books
1950réf. 82604Santiago: Imprenta Juarez 1950. Clandestine first Chilean edition of Neruda's stunning epic poem published underground by the Communist party in Chile under a false imprint one month after the true first edition published in Mexico from a different manuscript. Quarto bound into contemporary red linen boards with parts of original printed wrappers serving as titles to the front panel and spine. Copyright leaf mounted to front pastedown bearing the false imprint "Imprenta Juarez Reforma 75 Ciudad de Mexico D.F." half tone portraits of Neruda tipped in at front and back. Inscribed by Neruda on the title page "Al camarada Americo Pablo Neruda." The recipient Americo Zorilla was a close friend of Neruda's and editor of the Chilean Communist daily newspaper El Siglo. Zorilla facilitated the clandestine publication of five thousand copies of Neruda's Canto General in Chile published under a false imprint and based on a manuscript Neruda had left behind before he went into hiding with the banning of the Communist Party under the Ley de Defensa Permanente de la Democracia in 1948. Neruda had officially joined the Communist Party of Chile in 1945 and served as campaign manager for the radical party's presidential candidate Gabriel Gonzalez Videal in 1946. Once in office Gonzalez Videla turned against the Communist Party and Neruda was forced into hiding and later exile in Buenos Aires to avoid arrest. An exceptional association. "Canto General" "General Song" consists of 15 sections 231 poems and more than 15000 lines. It is the stunning epic of an entire continent and its people. The Canto speaks of the destiny of Latin American peoples and the life of the poet himself. Without question this is one of the most important and powerful long poems written in the century. "Neruda was a kind of King Midas. Everything he touched turned to poetry" says Gabriel García Márquez who also considers the Chilean Nobel laureate "the greatest poet of the twentieth century in any language." Imprenta Juarez hardcover books
1964réf. 28575Chicago: Chicago Review 1964. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Trade paperbound literary journal. 175 pp. Unaccountably uncommon issue of this long-running literary journal. This issue with many features to recommend including a section on Latin American writing with contributions by Borges Neruda Dario and more. Also includes "The Boys Magazine" a contribution by William S. Burroughs plus artwork by Roy Lichtenstein Andy Warhol Robert Indiana and more. Editorial erratum note tipped in. A very good example. Chicago Review paperback books
1968réf. 156177Kent: Kent State University Press 1968. unpaginated introduction three lines in introduction underlined in ink several words inked on last blank page front wrap lightly silverfished otherwise very good first edition stated in yellow trade paper wraps. Includes facsimile signatures of the authors and poets. Kent State University Press unknown books
1961réf. 225025Hollywood: California Quarterly 1961. Pamphlet. 48p. 6x9 inches very good poetry journal booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. Coastlines was a left-leaning publication that lasted between 1955 and 1964 replacing The California Quarterly when it folded in the mid-1950s. It published many radical poets including John Beecher and Thomas McGrath both of whom lost their teaching positions during HUAC hearings. It was the epicenter of the Los Angeles poetry movement which has long been overlooked due to the prominence of the Beats in NYC and San Francisco. California Quarterly unknown books
1961réf. 172626Chicago IL: December Magazine 1961. First edition. Softcover. An early issue of this literary and arts journal. Includes contributions by Surpreme Court Justice William O. Douglas Pablo Neruda Tristan Tzara John Taylor and others. Also features an interview with Tristan Tzara by Leslie Singer and illustrations of works by Survage De Chirico Picabia and others. A very good plus copy in lightly soiled wrappers. December Magazine unknown books
1926réf. 32451Santiago Chile: Editorial Nascimento 1926. First Edition. Paperback. Near fine in original wrappers printed in red and green. Duodecimo. 5.125 x 7.5 in. 76 pp. Editorial Nascimento paperback books
1989réf. 10693Buenos Aires: Ediciones Dos Amigos 1989. Artist's book one of 50 copiesall on Canson paper in several colors blue cream beige grey lavender signed by the artist on each of the two etchings in pencil and dated "88". Page size: 9-13/16 x 6-1/2 inches; 32pp. Bound: loose as issued in red wrappers printed in black with author and title; housed in custom-made orange cloth over boards clamshel box with "a sus amigo" printeded in dark orange and the name of the press and paraphe box a bit rubbed but book is fine. These two poems by Pablo Neruda printed by Ruben Paul LaPolla in black red green blue and brown ink often two colors per page were set by hand by Samuel Cesar Palui in 12pt Garamond. Ernesto Lowenstein oversaw the printing of this lovely New Year's greeting for friends of the press. This is a lovely book of verse complemented with two stunning etchings by Alicia Scavino - mystical magical and a loving homage to the poet. Ediciones Dos Amigos unknown books
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 books
1938réf. 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
1974réf. 140940150New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux 1974. First American Edition. Fine/Near Fine. First American edition. 303 pp. Publisher's black cloth with gilt lettering. A little offsetting to endpapers still Fine in a Near Fine unclipped dust jacket with a hint of sunning to spine panel. A bilingual edition in English and Spanish. Farrar, Straus & Giroux unknown books
1942réf. 15004Pittsburgh: Fantasy 1942. First edition. Paperback. Good . 8vo. 130 pp. Literary magazine with a primary focus on poetry edited by Stanley Dehler Mayer. This issue with special Latin America focus including a story by Eduardo Mallea and poems by Borges Neruda Nicolas Guillen Salvador Novo and others. Plus William carlos Williams Kenneth Rexroth Richard Eberhart and more. Covers worn. A good to very good copy in bound printed wrappers. Fantasy paperback books
2009réf. 2302433New York: Harper 2009. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. An exceptional copy. 2009 Trade Paperback. We have more books available by this author!. The poetry of Pablo Neruda is beloved worldwide for its passion humor and exceptional accessibility. The nearly fifty poems selected for this collection and translated by Stephen Mitchell Harper paperback books
1998réf. 21472New York: Limited Editions Club 1998. Hardcover. Orig. emerald green linen boards gilt lettered title label on spine. Fine in near fine black cloth clam shell box upper spine and front cover sunned. 32 unnumbered pages. Oblong folio 31 x 39 cm. Limited edition copy 13 of 300 on Velin Arches with ten photogravures by Ramey and signed by the photographer Edward Ramey and the translator John Felstiner in the colophon. This edition of Pablo Neruda's poem Heights of Macchu Picchu printed in English and Spanish. 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. Limited Editions Club hardcover books
1998réf. CNJL385New York: The Limited Editions Club 1998. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Ranney Edward. Quarto size 30 pp. signed by Edward Ranney. Chilean poet Pablo Neruda born Ricardo Eliecer Neftali Reyes y Bosoalto 1904-1973 became known as a poet at the young age of 10 years and began publishing his verse at 15; Gabriel Garcia Marquez once called Neruda "the greatest poet of the 20th century in any language" and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971. This volume is a portion of the Canto General General Song which consists of more than 15000 lines being a telling of the entire American Western Hemisphere from an Hispanic American perspective; it is a beautiful poem of praise to the continent as it flourished before the arrival of the Spanish. Wonderfully brought to life by the photogravures of the work of Edward Ranney b. 1942 who has been internationally recognized for his images of Inca and Mayan landscapes and architecture; Scientific American commented that Ranney did "more than any other photographer to show the works of the Incas as they are set into numinous mountain landscapes that somehow called forth those superb forms into stone" N.B. above info from Wiki and the monthly newsletter. ___DESCRIPTION: Bound in rough green linen over boards black leather spine label with gilt lettering text presented in both Spanish and English in two columns the ten photogravures bound in throughout the text; type Monotype Centaur on Velin Arches printed at the Golgonooza Letter Foundry with the photogravures made and printed by Jon Goodman oblong being approximately 12" tall and 14.5" wide unpaginated with fifteen printed leaves; limited edition of 300 this no. 56 signed by Edward Ranney; monthly newsletter loosely laid in. The clamshell box is covered in black linen cloth black leather spine label with gilt lettering lined inside with black velvet. ___CONDITION: Fine the dark green binding bright and unfaded with a strong square text block solid hinges perfectly straight corners with no rubbing the interior is clean and bright and it is entirely free of prior owner markings - crisp as new. The monthly newsletter is also fine as is the clamshell box. ___POSTAGE: International customers please note that additional postage may apply as the standard does not always cover costs; please contact us for details. ___Swan's Fine Books is pleased to be a member of the ABAA ILAB and IOBA and we stand behind every book we sell. Please contact us with any questions you may have we are here to help. The Limited Editions Club hardcover books
1973réf. 156698Mexico: Editorial Grijalbo 1973. 100p. text in Spanish cover faintly sunned with mild pressure marks near-fine first Mexican edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Neruda's final book of verse. The Chilean edition is the true first. Editorial Grijalbo unknown books
1981réf. WN61266New York: Farrar Straus and Giroux 1981. Black cloth with gilt spine lettering on gray label in gilt frame. Author name blindstamped on upper cover. Owner name on ffep. Edges have minor soiling. Unpriceclipped pictorial dust jacket a little toned but otherwise without defects. A bilingual edition translated by Alastair Reid. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Trade. Farrar, Straus and Giroux Hardcover books
