CREVEL (René). Set of 2 autographed books : - LE CLAVECIN DE DIDEROT. Paris: Éditions surréalistes, 1932. - In-12, paperback. First edition dedicated to André Breton and Paul Éluard. Copy on publisher's paper, enriched with a visiting card from the author and this SELF-MAIL ADDRESSED TO THE WRITER AND PAINTER JACQUES-ÉMILE BLANCHE (1861-1942) : " to Jacques Émile Blanche // because // LE CLAVECIN DE DIDEROT // is // perhaps a // portrait. // See you soon, I hope, // and affectionately // to you and yours. // René. " Spine partly detached from the body of the work . - DETOURS. With a portrait of the author by Eugène Maccow, woodcut by G. Aubert. Paris : Nouvelle Revue Française, 1924. - In-12, paperback. First edition of the author's first novel. One of 1115 copies on vellum imitation from Navarre paper mills, this one being one of 115 numbered in roman numerals (n° CXI). It is enriched by this autograph letter from Crevel on the false title : " To Mademoiselle // Marchesseau this book // which I especially like // now the // cover that she helped me // to choose. " Copy very well preserved.
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CREVEL (René).
Set of 2 autographed books :
- LE CLAVECIN DE DIDEROT. Paris: Éditions surréalistes, 1932. - In-12, paperback.
First edition dedicated to André Breton and Paul Éluard.
Copy on publisher's paper, enriched with a visiting card from the author and this SELF-MAIL ADDRESSED TO THE WRITER AND PAINTER JACQUES-ÉMILE BLANCHE (1861-1942) :
" to Jacques Émile Blanche // because // LE CLAVECIN DE DIDEROT // is // perhaps a // portrait. // See you soon, I hope, // and affectionately // to you and yours. // René. "
Spine partly detached from the body of the work
.
- DETOURS. With a portrait of the author by Eugène Maccow, woodcut by G. Aubert. Paris : Nouvelle Revue Française, 1924. - In-12, paperback.
First edition of the author's first novel.
One of 1115 copies on vellum imitation from Navarre paper mills, this one being one of 115 numbered in roman numerals (n° CXI). It is enriched by this autograph letter from Crevel on the false title :
" To Mademoiselle // Marchesseau this book // which I especially like // now the // cover that she helped me // to choose. "
Copy very well preserved.
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