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PERSE SAINT-JOHN.Livre Rare Book

OEUVRE POETIQUE..COLLECTION SOLEIL

Perse, Saint-John (1887-1975); Georges Braque (1882-1963); Robert Fitzgerald (Trans)Biblio.com

Birds by St.-John Perse

19666717New York: Pantheon Books Bollingen Foundation Collection 1966. Bilingual Edition Bollingen Series LXXXII. Hardcover. pp. 71. Oblong 4to. measuring 11" x 14" 28 x 36 cm. Publisher's original tan cloth over boards with gilt lettering to the spine. Four striking illustrated colour plates by noted French painter draughtsman and printmaker Georges Braques especially reproduced for this book. No detectable flaws: extremities and contents without blemish with firm sound binding; fine and housed in original price-clipped dustjacket now housed in protective mylar cover. Lacking the original slipcase. Near fine. Translation of: L'ordre des oiseaux. Text in English and French. <br/><br/>"When Georges Braque was preparing a series of etchings of birds to be published on the occasion of his eightieth birthday it was learned that St.-John Perse had just completed a poem on the theme of birds. The poet agreed to permit the first publication in the limited edition L'Ordre des Oiseaux with twelve original etchings by Braque. The four reproduced in this book were inspired directly by the poem. Among his last works these etchings mark a change from the static forms in Braque's earlier plates to a more dynamic conception. Perse on his part added to his text several pages of aesthetic meditation referring mainly to the metamorphic vision of the painter and to Braque's birds in general. Braque who with Picasso created cubism and carried it to noble poetic heights embodied in the four plates he created for Perse a generalized sense of power flight grace and space. The poet moves in his text from a particular observation of the flight of birds to reflections on the significance of their movement through space and its impact on man's consciousness. He uses the birds of Braque by relating the process of changing form in flight to the changing form of an etching as the artist carries it through its several states. Robert Fitzgerald poet and Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory at Harvard University translated St.-John Perse's Chronique and three lyric plays by Paul Valery published in Bollingen Series." Pantheon Books | Bollingen Foundation Collection hardcover

Black's Fine Books & Manuscripts · Canada245,00 $US≈ 207,29 €

PERSE, Saint-John [Alexis Leger]Biblio.com

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19425046Buenos Aires: Editions des lettres Francaises 1942. A lovely copy of this second edition The first was an unauthorised edition printed without the author's permission. Printed in september 1942 this was one of one hundred copies on Holland paper from a total limitation of 300. This copy in beautiful condition is numbered #1. Clean and tidy soft card covers with just a little darkening to the covers. There are just one or two tiny marks. Internally clean and tidy with no significant flaws. Quite a few pages are uncut. 23.5cm x 21cm. Unpaginated. Saint-John Perse was the pseudonym of Alexis Leger 1887–1975 a French poet writer and diplomat who stands as one of the most significant literary figures of the 20th century. Perse was dismissed from his post by the Vichy government in 1940 stripped of his French nationality and forced into exile in the United States. After producing some early work he then focussed on his diplomatic career. This was his first work on his return to poetry. Perse's work was admired by literary contemporaries such as Paul Claudel André Gide and André Breton who viewed him as a "surrealist at a distance." Particularly interesting for the English reader is the relationship Perse had with T.S. Eliot. . Bel exemplaire de cette deuxième édition la première était une édition non autorisée imprimée sans la permission de l'auteur. Imprimée en septembre 1942 elle a été tirée à cent exemplaires sur papier Hollande sur une limitation totale de 300. Cet exemplaire en très bon état est numéroté 1. Les couvertures en carton souple sont propres et bien rangées avec juste un petit assombrissement des couvertures. Il n'y a qu'une ou deux petites marques. L'intérieur de l'ouvrage est propre et bien rangé sans aucun défaut notable. Plusieurs pages ne sont pas coupées. 235 cm x 21 cm. Non paginé. Saint-John Perse était le pseudonyme d'Alexis Leger 1887-1975 poète écrivain et diplomate français qui est l'une des figures littéraires les plus importantes du XXe siècle. Perse a été démis de ses fonctions par le gouvernement de Vichy en 1940 déchu de sa nationalité française et contraint à l'exil aux États-Unis. Après avoir produit quelques œuvres de jeunesse il s'est concentré sur sa carrière diplomatique. C'est la première fois qu'il revient à la poésie. L'œuvre de Perse était admirée par des contemporains littéraires tels que Paul Claudel André Gide et André Breton qui le considéraient comme un "surréaliste à distance". La relation de Perse avec T.S. Eliot est particulièrement intéressante pour le lecteur anglais. Editions des lettres Francaises unknown

Harrison-Hiett Rare Books · France225,00 £GB≈ 256,90 €

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