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1938147885Buenos: Editorial Losada 1938. Paperback. 190p. text in Spanish scattered pencil underlinings in Yerma first edition thus slim paperback in wraps in dj worn on spine and with prior owner's signature. Obras completas. Editorial Losada paperback books
198563064Granada: Universidad de Granada 1985. First edition. 36 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Nota Introductoria by Manuel Fernández-Montesinos. Three dialogues including “Diálogo con Luis Buñuel.†One of 1000 numbered copies. The text appears both in facsimile of the poet's manuscript and transcribed in type. No. 3 in the publisher's series “Aula de PoesÃa.†Granada: Universidad de Granada, unknown books
197340288Greensboro:: Unicorn Press. Near Fine. 1973. Paperback. Bilingual edition - Spanish and English. Translated from the Spanish by Alan Brilliant. Second printing thus paperback. Light age toning else near fine in printed wraps. . Unicorn Press, paperback books
1947246411New York: New Directions 1947. Hardcover. 378p. introduction three play-scripts mild foxing to edges and endpapers paper lightly toned in margins shelfwear to boards otherwise good first US translation omnibus edition in black cloth boards and gilt top edge green unclipped lightly-edgeworn dj. New Directions hardcover books
1987137415London: Theatreprint 1987. unpaginated 6x8.5 inches photos ads cast and crew Garcia Lorca chronology essay on the play lightly worn else very good playbill in stapled pictorial wraps. Theatreprint unknown books
196722764Paris: Gallimard NRF. 1967. Hardcover. #4222 of 10250. Boards are near fine in box showing slight wear and one scratch. 24 illustrations by Wakhevitch.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Gallimard NRF hardcover books
1947538051947. GARCIA LORCA FranCisco. THE WORLD OF FREDERICO GARCIA LORCA. In Theatre Arts Magazine 1947. Very Good some wear. $10.00. <br/><br/> unknown books
1940BW16681New York: Norton 1940. First American Edition. Hardcover. Good/Good. Original cloth; dust jacket. With an introduction by Jose Bergamin. Includes parallel Spanish text opposite the English translation by Rolfe Humphries. An important early Latin American Literature title in English translation. A tight square copy but the book is lacking the front flyleaf has been torn out so a good copy only and priced accordingly. DJ is edgeworn with a number of small chips and short tears. <br/><br/> Norton hardcover books
1940140941337New York: W.W. Norton & Company 1940. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition first printing. Bound in publisher's orange cloth with spine titles blocked in brown and gilt. Near Fine with light spotting to cloth foxing to endsheets and vintage bookseller ticket to front free endpaper. In a Near Fine unclipped dust jacket which is lightly foxed and soiled. First American edition preceding the first Mexican edition by several weeks. An important collection of poems written by Garcia Lorca during his 1929-30 visit to Columbia University in New York. The text is printed in Spanish and English side by side. W.W. Norton & Company hardcover books
1990113109Tucson: Borderlands Theater 1990. Pamphlet. 24p. 5.5 x 8.5 inches bilingual texts in English and Spanish ads bios notes theater program in stapled pictorial wraps. Borderlands Theater an outgrowth of Teatro Libertad a community based "activist" theater that focused on the Chicano movement cast Latino students from Pima Community College for the play. Borderlands Theater unknown books
1953WRCLIT30420Bloomington: Indiana University Press 1953. Tall slender octavo. Cloth. First edition of this translation by Rolfe Humphries. Near fine in a lightly spine-faded dust jacket with modest wear to the extremities. Indiana University Press hardcover books
198028750New York: New Directions 1980. First edition thus. Paperback. Near Fine. Small trade paperbound volume. Unpaginated volume of poems by Lorca as translated by Kirkland who has INSCRIBED this copy and illustrated by Maria Horvath. A near fine copy. This is a Review Copy with Compliments of the Publisher Card News From New Directions promotional sheet and announcement card for a related book party to be held in San Francisco all laid in. New Directions paperback books
1959114754Turin Italy: Einaudi 1959. Softcover. VG- DJ torn at spine and lightly around edges; Some darkening to page edges and dj. Off-white wraps; Translucent paper dj.; 591 pp.; No illustrations. Text in Italian; A collection of works by Spanish dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca the dramatist killed at the beginning of the Spanish civil war possibly for his political beliefs; Preface by Vittorio Bodini. Einaudi paperback books
1998175372Salamanca: Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca 1998. First edition. Oblong softcover. Text in Spanish and English. with an essay by Jose Luis Brea and commentary by diCorcia Includes 24 color plates of street scenes from Los Angeles Tokyo Barcelona Hong Kong Paris New York Rome London Naples and Odessa. A near fine copy in wrappers with some very minor wear. Surprisingly uncommon. Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca unknown books
193748960Chicago: Poetry 1937. 8vo pp. 60. Orange paper wraps. Cover little chipped o/w VG. Also includes work by among others David Schubert Elda Tanasso Emma Swan Florence R. Mastin; an essay on Rilke by Louise Bogan reviews by Stanley Kunitz of Millspaugh's "In Sight of Mountains" by Robert Fitgerald of Edward Weismiller's "The Deer Come Down. Poetry unknown books
1994122267Roslyn New York: The Stone House Press 1994. Hardcover. VG Sunning to spine. John de Pol. Slipcase covered in oatmeal-colored cloth; Matching cloth over boards; Blue goatskin at spine; Illustrated endpapers; 27 pp.; 5 woodcut illustrations. Parallel text Spanish and English; Includes seven poems; Hand-numbered no. 10 of 30 copies in this edition; Signed by the translator illustrator and the printer/publisher. The Stone House Press hardcover books
1947WRCLIT73631New York & London: Transatlantic Arts / Hogarth Press 1947. Cloth. Small octavo. First edition in this format of these translations by J.L. Gili and Stephen Spender American issue bound up from British sheets New Hogarth Library XI. Pencil ex-libris of Robert MacGregor major factotum for New Directions for a decade or more spine a bit cocked corner nick and crease to one leaf; very good in good dust jacket with some discoloration to spine panel and corners. WOOLMER 501. Transatlantic Arts / Hogarth Press hardcover books
1947WN181NLNew York and London: Transatlantic Arts and Hogarth Press 1947. Book somewhat faded on upper and lower edges and small splashes on lower cover. This fragile book is slightly canted. Dust jacket faintly water-stained minute ink spots spine sunned and overall a little grubby. A 1 1/2" tear on tail of jacket spine and small chip missing from head and tail of spine. These poems were translated from the Spanish by Stephen Spender and J.L.Gili. This is Vol.XI of The New Hogarth Library. First Thus. Cloth. Good/Fair. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Trade. Transatlantic Arts and Hogarth Press Hardcover books
198354945NY: New Directions 1983. First Edition. 8vo pp. xiv 172. Index. Edited and translated by David Gershator. Illustrated with several photographs. Blue cloth. Cover slightly faded o/w a nice copy in little soiled and slightly chipped dj. New Directions unknown books
198318287New York: New Directions 1983. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo; navy blue cloth with titles stamped in silver on spine; dustjacket; 172pp. Fine in a Fine unclipped dustjacket. The first English language edition of Garcia Lorca's letters presenting an intimate autobiographical record of the Spanish poet from age 20 until a month before his death at the hands of Franco's forces in 1936. New Directions unknown books
1945243236Mexico City: Editorial Pax 1945. Paperback. 164p. wraps 5.75 x 7.75 inches wraps worn and stained glue beginning to dry out pages toned ink sketch of a man and woman on front blank signed "DAU" and dated "Mex-28 Feb 2010". Text in Spanish. Originally published in Spain in 1928 these poems reflected the influence of Granada's gypsy culture on the young Lorca. Editorial Pax paperback books
192853005Buenos Aires: Sur 1928. First edition of Garcia Lorca's classic work. Octavo bound in three quarters calf over marbled boards. Signed on the title page by Federico Garcia Lorca who has drawn a face next to his signature. Books signed by Garcia Lorca are exceedingly rare as he was killed in 1936. In very good condition with a contemporary bookplate of Fernando Ortiz to the pastedown with light rubbing. Ortiz was a Cuban essayist anthropologist ethnomusicologist and scholar of Afro-Cuban culture. A very nice example. Romancero Gitano translated as Gypsy Ballads is a poetry collection by Spanish writer Federico Garcia Lorca published in 1928. It is his best known book of poetry. It is composed of eighteen romances with subjects like the night death the sky and the moon. All of the poems deal with the Romani people and their culture. The work reflects the pains of a people who live on the margins of society and who feel persecuted by the representatives of authority and for their struggle against that authority. However Garcia Lorca himself points out that his interest is focused not on describing a specific situation but on the clash that occurs again and again between the forces encountered: in a poem that describes the struggle between the Civil Guard and the gypsies he calls these sides "Roman" and "Carthaginian" to imply the permanence of the conflict. "Their imagery is often vividly synaesthetic inventive and unexpected . . . the poems celebrate and lament the concrete and the mysterious in language that manages both to be startlingly fresh and obviously in debt to a rich tradition that of the traditional Spanish ballad and its offshoots" Gyln Pursglove. Sur hardcover books
1992042484Maracena Granada: Diputacion Provincial de Granada 1992. 143 4p. b/w illus. and facsimiles original stiff printed wrappers Colección Soto de Roma. Diputacion Provincial de Granada unknown books
1943WRCLIT61722Mexico City: Ediciones Darro 1943. Stiff printed wrappers. Portrait of Garcia Lorca by F. Domingo. First edition of this selection edited with a prologue by Agusti Bartra and with "Oda a Federico Garcia Lorca" by Pablo Neruda. A few minor marks and smudges to cream white wrappers otherwise near fine and unopened. Ediciones Darro unknown books
1976185566Habaña: Editorial Gente Nueva 1976. Paperback. 144p. text in Spanish illustrations by Picasso very good first edition thus trade paperback in pictorial wraps. A small collection of poems by Garcia Lorca illustrated wuith b&w Picasso artworks. Only 2 copies located in OCLC as of 3/2014. Editorial Gente Nueva paperback books
