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1996LFA00dfeUn ouvrage de 144 pages, format 125 x 180 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 1996, Découvertes Gallimard
1997LFA-126749736Un ouvrage de 628 pages, format 155 x 240 mm, illustré, broché, publié en 1997, Editions du Seuil, bon état
196913502Julliard, 1969 in-8°, 316 pp, traduit de l'espagnol, cart. éditeur, jaquette illustrée, tranche sup. lég. salie, bon état
196830086Couverture souple. Broché. 216 pages. Couverture défraîchie.
1968125035Seuil, 1968 in-8°, 215 pp, traduit de l'espagnol, broché, couv. illustrée (défraîchie), état correct (Coll. Combats)
1916029952London: East And West Ltd.1917 1916. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. 27 Pp. Orange Covers Printed In Black. Light Wear But Front Cover Neatly Detached Along Spine Thus Loose. A Few Hand Corrections Of Names And A Comment Correcting The Author's Final Statement By Reference To A Source Both By A 1962 Rhodes Scholar. <br/> <br/> East And West, Ltd.[1917?] paperback
19036457V.p. 1903. 36 postcards all completed in manuscript generally very good or better with some wear and rounded corners. <br /> <br /> A fascinating assemblage of cards written by Pre-Castro intellectuals to a Maria de Serra though a few are written to other women. It is difficult to pin down de Serra though we do know she was highly educated and very well-known and connected. It makes sense to us that she is perhaps the Maria de Serra mentioned by William Wells Brown in his important work The Rising Son or the Antecedents and advancement of the Colored Race 1874. On pg 260 Brown writes:<br /> <br /> "The free blacks in Cuba form an important element in her population and these people are found in all the professions and trades. .one of the best young ladies' academies at present existing at Havana is personally conducted by an accomplished negro woman Maria de Serra to whom many a lady of high rank owes her social and intellectual accomplishments."<br /> <br /> Further research may be fruitful in retrieving more information on this Maria de Serra.<br /> <br /> It goes without saying that the sentiments and signatures are the most appealing part of this collection. Many of the cards appear to contain original verse and all are quite legible and well preserved. Equally as lovely are the cards themselves many being of exceptional beauty as they were all chosen by artists and intellectuals. All in all a remarkable set worthy of further research. The correspondents are as follows:<br /> <br /> <br /> Diego Vicente Tejera; one of the most famous turn-of-the-century Cuban poets but also known as a short story writer orator and political activists.<br /> <p><br /> Nestor Cargonell; famous poet and writer. His son went on to become a Hollywood star.</p> <br /> <p>Conde Kostia pseudonym of Aniceto Valdivia; writer journalist poet critic lecturer dramatist founder of newspapers and Cuban diplomat.</p> <br /> <p>Rafael Maria Merchain; very influential poet and philosopher</p> <br /> <p>Enrique Fontanills; very prominent Cuban journalist.</p> <br /> <p>Florimel: great Cuban journalist writer and poet who died early in life.</p> <br /> <p>Manuel Raul Blanco Belmonte; Cuban poet.</p> <br /> <p>Ramon Meza; One of the most important Cuban writers of his time. Many of his books are considered classics and remain in print.</p> <br /> <p>Aurelio Cancio; Cuban journalist who founded "La Discusion" newspaper.</p> <br /> <p>Manuel Serafin Pichardo; one of the most popular Cuban poet of the 1900s.</p> <br /> <p>Frederico Mendes Cobos; a Cuban politician who became a a senator in 1902.</p> <br /> <p>Juan Maria Alberti: influential Cuban politician.</p> <br /> <p>Manuel Marquez Sterling; fine writer and politician.</p> <br /> <p>Jose Manuel Govin; journalist and director of the popular newspaper "El Munto"</p> <br /> <p>Cesar Cancio; Very popular Cuban poet born in St Spiritus.</p> <br /> <p>Pablo Bonachea; great Cuban journalist and director of "La Discussion" newspaper for one year.</p> <br /> <p>Jose Ernesto Trian; Cuban writer with political connections. Was ambassador to Venezuela.</p> <br /> <p>Manuel Tierso; Romantic Cuban poet</p> <br /> <p>Alvaro de la Iglesia. revered Cuban writer who penned the great "Cuban Traditions"</p> <br /> <p>Frederico Ledesma Balsunde: journalist and editor at "El Lucero."</p> <br /> <p>Fabio Fiallo; a leading Dominican writer poet and politician. He died in Cuba.</p> <br /> <p>Dulce Maria Borrero de Lujan; the most important Cuban woman writer and poet of her time.</p> <br /> <p>Frederico Hermida; author of any Cuban novels in the 1900s.</p> <br /> <p>Mariana Comas; Cuban essayist</p> <br /> <p>Joaquin Lopez Sena; renown Cuban poet and a politician from the 1900s to the 1920s.</p> <br /> <p>Eliseo Giberga; a very powerful and influential Cuban politician of the early 1900s.</p> <br /> <p>Manuek Coronado; an important Cuban journalist.</p> <br /> <p>Antonio San Miguel; Cuban writer and journalist.</p> <br /> <p>Pablo Santi Rois; Poet and respected journalist.</p> <br /> <p>Armando Celorio; One of the finest Cuban poets.</p> <br /> <p>Jose Maria Carbonell; famous Cuban poet and writer.</p> <br /> <p>Marcos Trazivark; famous Cuban writer and Musician.</p> <br /> <p>Esteban Joven; Cuban writer poet and essayist.</p> <br /> <p>Narciso de Puso; famous poet well entrenched in Cuban high society.</p> <br /> <p>Eduardo Mencis Capote; Cuban journalist popular among the elite.</p> <br /> <p>Lorenzo Frau Marsal; respected Cuban journalist</p> <br /> . unknown
19085578Havana: Moises V. Codina 1908. Good plus. Seven broadsides each approximately 22 x 7.25 inches plus one double bill measuring about 22 x 15 inches. One broadside printed in red and black. Previously folded. Scattered shallow tears from edges not affecting text with some tape repairs on blank versos. A group of eight playbills spanning eight consecutive days in July 1908 that advertise performances and events at the Gran Teatro Payret in Havana. The theater was built by its namesake Jaoquin Payret in 1877 on a corner across from the Villanueva Railway Station now the Capitolio Nacional de la Habana and initially focused on opera and high-class performing arts to compete directly with other established theaters in the Cuban capital. The building had five floors and a capacity of 2300 but the upper balconies collapsed in 1882 after which the theater changed hands and began to showcase more varied popular offerings.<br /> <br /> These playbills publicize an array of performers including the ballet dancer Millas; a cabaret artist Eline Oreo; a magician and telepath Sidney Richards; Troupe Montrose a group of acrobats an Italian dance troupe Les Casettas; two clowns named Pito and Chocolate; and many others. Notably the programming also includes a heavy rotation of short and feature films such as La Electricidad Liquida 1907; El Inagarrables Pick Pocket 1908; Victima de la Ciencia 1907; En Chine: Voyage sur le Canal Impérial 1908; and Venganza del Dervich 1907. The playbill for Thursday July 16 with its headline and date in red proclaims the debut of Trouppe Merodia a seven-person group of acrobats and cyclists as well as the Cuban premiere of a film titled La Caza de Oso The Bear Hunt.<br /> <br /> The theater was closed by hurricane damage in 1926 but reopened as a cinema in 1935 and in the following years became known as the "Cathedral of Spanish Cinema." The building again fell into disuse and disrepair in the decades following the Cuban Revolution but was restored in 2008. A very interesting group that gives a great sense of day-to-day operations at one of Cuba's most important and historic theaters. Moises V. Codina unknown
1966ABE-14931328787418 PAGES-38 CM X 52 CM-A L'OCCASION DES CEREMONIES DU CINQUANTENAIRE DE LA BATAILLE DE GAULLE APPUIE SA POLITIQUE SUR LE SOUVENIR DE VERDUN-L'AGAGADEMIE, PAR PIERRE KYRIA-TENSION DANS LES CARAIBES MISE EN SCENE GUERRIERE A CUBA, ELECTIONS APRES-DEMAIN A SAINT-DOMINGUE-POUR EN FINIR AVEC "LA RELIGIEUSE" AMNISTIONS YVON BOURGES, PAR MARCEL L'HERBIER-UN INCENDIE RUE BLANCHE FAIT UN MORT, THEODORE BALLU-APRES LA PERTE EN VOL DES "MYSTERE IV"L'ESCADRILLE SERAIT PASSEE AU-DESSUS DE SEVILLE SANS LA VOIR
19656257Habana 1965. Very good. 16pp. Oblong pamphlet in original pictorial wrappers stapled. Light wear and toning at wrapper edges with a few faint creases. Internally clean. A visually rich pro-Casto and pro-Communist pamphlet that highlights the history and core activities of Cuba's Committee for the Defense of the Revolution CDR neighborhood-based civil defense organizations created by Castro in 1960 to defend the revolution and maintain social and political control at the local level. This often included activities like surveillance distribution of propaganda and vigilante justice. The pamphlet is illustrated with photos throughout and also contains a two-page spread with maps of the island and charts data and statistics about the Cuban people. It contains a year-by-year account of the Committee's achievements and activities and ends with a section concerning its relations with other countries and their visits to Cuba. The rear wrapper states that editions were published in English French and Spanish as evidenced by the trilingual title on the front cover but we find no evidence of any edition in OCLC. Scarce and with much interesting and propagandized information about Castro's local enforcers during the early years of the Communist regime. unknown
19281489Havana 1928. Very good. 60pp. Oblong 12mo. Original printed pictorial wrappers stapled and tied with ribbon. Minor wear and soiling contemporary ink stamp on rear cover. Internally clean. A handsome promotional booklet for the island of Cuba provided by the Cuban Tours and Transportation Company and extensively illustrated. After the opening leaf of text each page features a full-page photographic half-tone illustration with caption highlighting tourism spots and attractions on the island. These include an aerial view of the capitol which includes a biplane flying at camera-level; the Malecon driveway; a view of Paseo de Marti; San Francisco Machina and the Santa Clara wharves; countryside scenes depicting sugar production and agriculture; a view of the jockey club and grand stands at Oriental Park; street scenes and more. Leading hotels in Havana are shown on the last few leaves. A wonderful illustrated souvenir guide. No copies located in OCLC. unknown books
199083683Couverture souple. Broché. 248 pages.
1986G110553Lille/ Paris, Université/ L'Harmattan 1986 462pp., 24cm., br.orig., Thèse de Doctorat (Université de Lille), cachet au verso de la p.d.t., texte frais et en bon état, G110553
198912650Phébus 1989 264 pages in8. 1989. broché. 264 pages. Les Confessions d'un négrier de Théodore Canot retracent la vie mouvementée du capitaine Poudre-à-Canon trafiquant d'esclaves entre 1820 et 1840. Le récit au ton neutre et minutieux offre un témoignage cru sur la société esclavagiste de l'époque mêlant naufrages mutineries et abordages
1967UUI-8813Brochure de format in-8, François Maspero, "Dossiers partisans", 1967, 20 pp. Un peu frottée, bon état général, bon exemplaire. Déclaration du Comité central du Parti communiste cubain, 17 mai 1967. Peu courant. Poids 20 g. Frais d'envoi 1,90 euro sur la France, 2,40 euros UE et Suisse, 2,60 euros pour le reste du monde (tarifs de base hors envois suivis). Twitter : @Pontneuf06.
1967140181967. Paris Éditions Maspéro « dossiers partisans » 1967 - Broché 12 cm x 21 cm 21 pages - Texte de E. « Che » Guevara - Très bon état
1970ch4214,1 cm X 21,4 cm, 212 pp, couverture souple, à rabats et illustrée. Broché.
198488455Havana: Casa de las Americas 1984. First Edition. Slim quarto 23.75cm; original printed card wrappers with French flaps stapled; 16pp; text is entirely in Spanish. Inscribed by Morejon on the title page to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Márquez and his family: "A Robert Márquez Maddie Maceo y Gaby / Con un hondo cariño familiar y suspiro de agradecimiento y un suspiro de agradecimiento / Nancy / La Habana / Sept/84." Trivial external wear and a hint of sunning to spine-fold; touch of oxidation to staples; contents fresh; Near Fine. Short collection of verse by the noted Afro-Cuban poet critic and essayist gathrering nine poems. A nice inscription connecting two prominent Caribbean literary figures. 88455. Casa de las Americas unknown
195535421La Habana: El Instituto 1955. First edition. Paper wrappers. A very good copy wrappers rubbed and soiled. 95 pp. Sm. 8vo. El Instituto unknown books
1968DEZ-7887Paris, Richard, 1968. plaquette agrafée de 28 pp. Bon état.
1967DEZ-7888Paris, Richard, 1967. Plaquette in-12 oblong. 24 pp. Bon état.
1967DEZ-7890Paris, Richard, 1967. In-12 oblong. 24 pp. Bon état.
1967DEZ-7891Paris, Richard, 1967. In-12 oblong broché. 24 pp. Petits accrocs sur la couverture sinon bon état.
196212173Nouvelle critique et Editions sociales Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1962 Book condition, Etat : Bon broché, avec jaquette In-8 1 vol. - 210 pages
19982300Abbeville 1998 In-8 relié sous jaquette, 232 pp. illustrations en couleur
