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1947ref. 015999Paris - Drouot Etude Bellier 1947 plaquette in-8 Agrafé, couverture illustrée
ref. 13976056Santiago de Compostela: Cidade de Santiago, 1995 in-4, 160 pages, 22+89 illustrations en couleurs, carte. Broché, petits écrasements aux coins et aux coiffes, petites marques d'usage et léger pli angulaire, sinon bon état. Textes catalan et espagnol. Rare.
1895ref. 28325Paris Félix Alcan s.d. [1895] gr. in-4 demi-veau bleu, dos à nerfs, tranches jaspées, couvertures conservées [Rel. de l'époque], dos passé, titre et plat supérieur frottés
ref. DADAX0847803473New unknown
1700ref. 17369Amsterdam, de Wit, 1675 (recte um 1700). Ca. 49,5 cm x 57 cm. [4 Warenabbildungen]
ref. DADAX1902109635New unknown
1971ref. 89887London / Ibadan / Nairobi: Heinemann / Mbari Publications 1971. First Edition. First impression. Small slim octavo; red cloth hardcover; dustjacket; 72pp. Tight clean and unmarked; Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper front flap clipped by publisher with printed price label £1.25 affixed; lightly rubbed at edges bit of toning to spine panel still Very Good or better. Posthumous collection by the Nigerian poet and freedom fighter who died in battle in the Nigerian Civil War. This was the first collected edition of Okigbo's work to appear preceded only by two small collections printed in Ibadan. A literary prize in Okigbo's name was established by his friend and colleague the Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka in 1987. Truly scarce in cloth. Heinemann / Mbari Publications unknown
1971ref. 89887London / Ibadan / Nairobi: Heinemann / Mbari Publications 1971. First Edition. First impression. Small slim octavo; red cloth hardcover; dustjacket; 72pp. Tight clean and unmarked; Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper front flap clipped by publisher with printed price label £1.25 affixed; lightly rubbed at edges bit of toning to spine panel still Very Good or better. Posthumous collection by the Nigerian poet and freedom fighter who died in battle in the Nigerian Civil War. This was the first collected edition of Okigbo's work to appear preceded only by two small collections printed in Ibadan. A literary prize in Okigbo's name was established by his friend and colleague the Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka in 1987. Truly scarce in cloth. Heinemann / Mbari Publications unknown books
1959ref. List3835Ibadan Nigeria: General Publications Section Ministry of Education 1959. 60 pp magazine measuring 7 ½ x 9 inches in paper wraps. Wraps quite worn with some tears especially at spine some staining with loss to lower right corner; very good minus. Contents generally excellent with one manuscript marking and a few areas of damage to gutters. Overall very good. The November 1959 edition of Black Orpheus: A Journal of African and Afro-American Literature. The magazine was founded in 1957 by Jewish German-born Ulli Beier who came to Nigeria in the late 1940s to teach anglophone literature. Beier intended the magazine to expose aspiring African writers to the literary work both of their fellow Africans and of African Americans; he was particularly inspired by the works of Léopold Sédar Senghor and Aimé Césaire.1 Starting in the 1960s the magazine would be funded by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which unbeknownst to its editors and contributors was in turn funded by the CIA. This edition contains works by significant African and diaspora writers including Amadou Hampâté Bâ of Mali Léon Damas of French Guiana Es'kia Mphahlele of South Africa and Gabriel Okara of Nigeria. The book reviews section includes an important early review by Ghanaian poet and writer Georgmbeeyi Adali-Mortty of Things Fall Apart 1958 Chinua Achebe's debut novel. Beier's article "Two Yoruba Painters" includes twelve pages of illustrations and the magazine is illustrated throughout. 1 Peter Benson "'Border Operators': Black Orpheus and the Genesis of Modern African Art and Literature" Research in African Literatures 14 no. 4 Special Issue on African Literary History Winter 1983: 431-473. . General Publications Section, Ministry of Education unknown
1959ref. List3835Ibadan Nigeria: General Publications Section Ministry of Education 1959. 60 pp magazine measuring 7 ½ x 9 inches in paper wraps. Wraps quite worn with some tears especially at spine some staining with loss to lower right corner; very good minus. Contents generally excellent with one manuscript marking and a few areas of damage to gutters. Overall very good. The November 1959 edition of Black Orpheus: A Journal of African and Afro-American Literature. The magazine was founded in 1957 by Jewish German-born Ulli Beier who came to Nigeria in the late 1940s to teach anglophone literature. Beier intended the magazine to expose aspiring African writers to the literary work both of their fellow Africans and of African Americans; he was particularly inspired by the works of Léopold Sédar Senghor and Aimé Césaire.1 Starting in the 1960s the magazine would be funded by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which unbeknownst to its editors and contributors was in turn funded by the CIA. This edition contains works by significant African and diaspora writers including Amadou Hampâté Bâ of Mali Léon Damas of French Guiana Es'kia Mphahlele of South Africa and Gabriel Okara of Nigeria. The book reviews section includes an important early review by Ghanaian poet and writer Georgmbeeyi Adali-Mortty of Things Fall Apart 1958 Chinua Achebe's debut novel. Beier's article "Two Yoruba Painters" includes twelve pages of illustrations and the magazine is illustrated throughout. 1 Peter Benson "'Border Operators': Black Orpheus and the Genesis of Modern African Art and Literature" Research in African Literatures 14 no. 4 Special Issue on African Literary History Winter 1983: 431-473. . General Publications Section, Ministry of Education unknown books
