CHAR (René).
Artine.
Paris : Éditions surréalistes, José Corti, 1930. - In-4, 237 x 185 : (20 ff. 17th blank), printed cover. Paperback, filled cover. 

First edition of this collection of poems by René Char, dedicated "To the silence of the one who leaves dreamer".

One of the 185 copies on pink Ingres, enriched with a signed autograph of the author on the false title :

to Guy Crouzet // René CharGuy

Crouzet (1901-1956), a native of Toulouse, was a journalist



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He collaborated with many newspapers such as Paris-Midi, La Grande revue or Nouveau temps, and became editor-in-chief of Notre temps. Together with Otto Abetz and Jean Luchaire, he organized the Franco-German Youth Congress in Sohlberg, Germany in 1930. He was sentenced to forced labor for life for collaborationism after the Liberation.

Copy enriched with the prayer of insertion written by André Breton and Paul Éluard, as well as the subscription form.

Spine and edges of the cover slightly sunned, as almost always.
Provenance: Guy Crouzet, with autograph letter signed by the author.
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Lot no. 155

CHAR (René). Artine. Paris : Éditions surréalistes, José Corti, 1930. - In-4, 237 x 185 : (20 ff. 17th blank), printed cover. Paperback, filled cover. First edition of this collection of poems by René Char, dedicated "To the silence of the one who leaves dreamer". One of the 185 copies on pink Ingres, enriched with a signed autograph of the author on the false title : to Guy Crouzet // René CharGuy Crouzet (1901-1956), a native of Toulouse, was a journalist . He collaborated with many newspapers such as Paris-Midi, La Grande revue or Nouveau temps, and became editor-in-chief of Notre temps. Together with Otto Abetz and Jean Luchaire, he organized the Franco-German Youth Congress in Sohlberg, Germany in 1930. He was sentenced to forced labor for life for collaborationism after the Liberation. Copy enriched with the prayer of insertion written by André Breton and Paul Éluard, as well as the subscription form. Spine and edges of the cover slightly sunned, as almost always. Provenance: Guy Crouzet, with autograph letter signed by the author.

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CHAR (René). Artine. Paris : Éditions surréalistes, José Corti, 1930. - In-4, 237 x 185 : (20 ff. 17th blank), printed cover. Paperback, filled cover. First edition of this collection of poems by René Char, dedicated "To the silence of the one who leaves dreamer". One of the 185 copies on pink Ingres, enriched with a signed autograph of the author on the false title : to Guy Crouzet // René CharGuy Crouzet (1901-1956), a native of Toulouse, was a journalist . He collaborated with many newspapers such as Paris-Midi, La Grande revue or Nouveau temps, and became editor-in-chief of Notre temps. Together with Otto Abetz and Jean Luchaire, he organized the Franco-German Youth Congress in Sohlberg, Germany in 1930. He was sentenced to forced labor for life for collaborationism after the Liberation. Copy enriched with the prayer of insertion written by André Breton and Paul Éluard, as well as the subscription form. Spine and edges of the cover slightly sunned, as almost always. Provenance: Guy Crouzet, with autograph letter signed by the author.
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