Paul ÉLUARD (1895-1952). Signed autograph poem, À la fin de l'année, de jour en jour bas, il enfouir sa chaleur comme une graine, [1935]; 2 pages in-4 on fine green paper. An interesting correspondence from Dominique Éluard, the poet's last wife, 1953-1955, to René Lacôte of Lettres Françaises (3 l.a.s. and 5 l.s.), plus an l.a.s. to Mme Lacôte (1958); and the announcement of Nusch Éluard's funeral (1946), a photo of Éluard with Nusch and a friend (reprint); etc. Complete manuscript of one of the three poems published in Facile, an art book published in 1935 by the printer-publisher Guy Levis Mano in 24 copies on Japon Impérial , and consisting of twelve photographs of Man Ray. This 66-line poem is in two parts, each on one page [I, 35 lines; II, 31]. I" We always advanceA river thicker than a fat meadowWe live on a single streamWe are of the good port " [...] II " Below the summitsOur eyes close the windowsWe do not fear the peace of winter [... ]And always a single couple united by a single garmentBy the same desireLying at the feet of its reflectionAn unlimited couple " .