JARRY (Alfred).
Present & future visions. Prolegomena of his magnificence the vice-curator-founder of the Collège de Pataphysique.
Paris : Collège de Pataphysique, LXXVII EP [1950]. - In-12, in sheets, filled cover.
Rare first edition, printed in only 91 copies, including a full-page diagram purporting to represent a "Cardioid and Ellipse Set (Final Equation)" whose shape represents a male sex.
A PRECIOUS EXAMPLE, THIS IS NUMBER 1, THE ONLY ONE PRINTED ON AUTHENTIC GOVERNMENT PAPER, including the original invoice mounted at the end.

A perfectly preserved copy. Red paint stains on the 4th quire (pp. 17 to 24).
Timed Friday 29 October 2021・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 127

JARRY (Alfred). Present & future visions. Prolegomena of his magnificence the vice-curator-founder of the Collège de Pataphysique. Paris : Collège de Pataphysique, LXXVII EP [1950]. - In-12, in sheets, filled cover. Rare first edition, printed in only 91 copies, including a full-page diagram purporting to represent a "Cardioid and Ellipse Set (Final Equation)" whose shape represents a male sex. A PRECIOUS EXAMPLE, THIS IS NUMBER 1, THE ONLY ONE PRINTED ON AUTHENTIC GOVERNMENT PAPER, including the original invoice mounted at the end. A perfectly preserved copy. Red paint stains on the 4th quire (pp. 17 to 24).

Estimate
€500 - €600
Result
€500
Buyer's premium
25%
JARRY (Alfred). Present & future visions. Prolegomena of his magnificence the vice-curator-founder of the Collège de Pataphysique. Paris : Collège de Pataphysique, LXXVII EP [1950]. - In-12, in sheets, filled cover. Rare first edition, printed in only 91 copies, including a full-page diagram purporting to represent a "Cardioid and Ellipse Set (Final Equation)" whose shape represents a male sex. A PRECIOUS EXAMPLE, THIS IS NUMBER 1, THE ONLY ONE PRINTED ON AUTHENTIC GOVERNMENT PAPER, including the original invoice mounted at the end. A perfectly preserved copy. Red paint stains on the 4th quire (pp. 17 to 24).
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