[JOURNAL]. - Lot 186

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[JOURNAL]. - Lot 186
[JOURNAL]. L’Œuf dur. Paris, 1921–1922. — 9 issues in one in-8 volume, 224 x 142: 16 pp.; 16 pp.; 16 pp.; 16 pp.; 16 pp., printed cover; 16 pp., printed cover; (8 ff.), printed cover; 16 pp., printed cover; 16 pp., printed cover. Bradel-style cardboard binding with marbled paper, smooth spine, untrimmed, covers preserved (contemporary binding). Set of the first 9 issues, published from March 1921 to April 1922, out of the 16 issues of this monthly avant-garde literary journal, founded by Georges Duveau, Gérard Rosenberg, Pierre Villoteau, Jean Albert-Weil, and Maurice David. It was edited by Gérard Rosenthal. Many writers contributed to this publication, several of whom were part of the Surrealist movement. Among the names appearing in these nine issues are André Salmon, Max Jacob, Maurice Martin du Gard, Léon-Pierre Quint, Jean Cocteau, Paul Morand, Pierre Mac Orlan, René Chalupt, Blaise Cendrars, Tristan Derème, Francis Carco, Raymond Radiguet, and others. The magazine published several texts devoted to Black people or slavery, notably *Le Nègre* (No. 2), *Péripkes et Cie* (No. 3), and *Adieu au Pittoresque* (No. 4) by Mathias Lübeck, as well as *Elagabale. “La Bonté du dieu” (No. 6) by Robert Honnert, “Taxi de Shackleton” (No. 8) by Émile Fernandez, and “Continent noir” (No. 9) by Blaise Cendrars. A very well-bound copy in excellent condition despite the darkened spine and some foxing on the endpapers and edges. Provenance: François Laveissière, with a signed bookplate by Guy Arnoux.
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