CHAR (René). Old prints.
 Paris: GLM, [1964]. - In-12, 190 x 147: (3 ff.), 4 pp., (1 f.), printed cover. Jansenist Havana box, smooth back, gilded net framed inside, lining and guards of Havana suede, gilded edges on witnesses, preserved cover, shirt with back
 and overlapping
 bands of
 Havana box, case (P.L. Martin 1966).
 Original edition of this text written on the occasion of Heidegger's 75th birthday, which René Char read
 on the radio on the evening of September 25, 1964,
 one of the first 60 copies on Hollande Pannekoek
, numbered and signed by the author.
 Personal copy of the bookbinder Pierre-Lucien Martin, bound on tabs by him, including this dedication on the
 first blank page

: to Pierre-Lucien Martin // to his work and his art

. //

 Wishes and thoughts of // René

 Char // December 22nd 1964The

 copy is also enriched with a corrected proof of the booklet, including 4 autograph corrections as well as this dedication

 on the title

: For Pierre-Lucien Martin // this proof // by I.

 A. // R. Char

 At the end, the front of the envelope used by René Char to send the book to the bookbinder is bound. The stamp is dated December 22, 1964, the same date as

 the dedication.
 Perfectly
 preserved
 copy
.

 Provenance: Pierre Lucien Martin, with ex-libris and dedications. - Ex-libris JPG.
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Lot no. 78

CHAR (René). Old prints. Paris: GLM, [1964]. - In-12, 190 x 147: (3 ff.), 4 pp., (1 f.), printed cover. Jansenist Havana box, smooth back, gilded net framed inside, lining and guards of Havana suede, gilded edges on witnesses, preserved cover, shirt with back and overlapping bands of Havana box, case (P.L. Martin 1966). Original edition of this text written on the occasion of Heidegger's 75th birthday, which René Char read on the radio on the evening of September 25, 1964, one of the first 60 copies on Hollande Pannekoek , numbered and signed by the author. Personal copy of the bookbinder Pierre-Lucien Martin, bound on tabs by him, including this dedication on the first blank page : to Pierre-Lucien Martin // to his work and his art . // Wishes and thoughts of // René Char // December 22nd 1964The copy is also enriched with a corrected proof of the booklet, including 4 autograph corrections as well as this dedication on the title : For Pierre-Lucien Martin // this proof // by I. A. // R. Char At the end, the front of the envelope used by René Char to send the book to the bookbinder is bound. The stamp is dated December 22, 1964, the same date as the dedication. Perfectly preserved copy . Provenance: Pierre Lucien Martin, with ex-libris and dedications. - Ex-libris JPG.

Estimate
€500 - €600
Result
€1,062
Buyer's premium
28%
CHAR (René). Old prints. Paris: GLM, [1964]. - In-12, 190 x 147: (3 ff.), 4 pp., (1 f.), printed cover. Jansenist Havana box, smooth back, gilded net framed inside, lining and guards of Havana suede, gilded edges on witnesses, preserved cover, shirt with back and overlapping bands of Havana box, case (P.L. Martin 1966). Original edition of this text written on the occasion of Heidegger's 75th birthday, which René Char read on the radio on the evening of September 25, 1964, one of the first 60 copies on Hollande Pannekoek , numbered and signed by the author. Personal copy of the bookbinder Pierre-Lucien Martin, bound on tabs by him, including this dedication on the first blank page : to Pierre-Lucien Martin // to his work and his art . // Wishes and thoughts of // René Char // December 22nd 1964The copy is also enriched with a corrected proof of the booklet, including 4 autograph corrections as well as this dedication on the title : For Pierre-Lucien Martin // this proof // by I. A. // R. Char At the end, the front of the envelope used by René Char to send the book to the bookbinder is bound. The stamp is dated December 22, 1964, the same date as the dedication. Perfectly preserved copy . Provenance: Pierre Lucien Martin, with ex-libris and dedications. - Ex-libris JPG.
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