Louis Marcoussis (Ludwik Kazimierz Wladyslaw Markus, known as) (1883–1941) The Loreley. Circa 1934. Etching. 35 x 145 [205 x 315 mm]. Milet 152. A very fine print on heavy cream-colored vellum, numbered and signed in pencil, then annotated at the bottom: "If only I could do the same! / To Georgette Camille with warm regards / Marcoussis." All margins intact. Edition of 10 prints. AABM stamp (Lugt 3075). Georgette Camille de Gérando (1900–1998) was a French poet, journalist, literary critic, and translator, one of the very first to translate Virginia Woolf. She was a friend of the Surrealists, notably René Crevel.