La Motocyclette, édition originale
PIEYRE DE MANDIARGUES (André)
Paris - Gallimard - 1963
- Bookbinder : Claude Robinson
- Format : In-8.
- Number of volumes : 1 volume.
- Binding : Hardcover.
- Collation : 223 pp.
In bordered slipcase. Bound in framed black half-maroquin. White lacquered paper boards with two bookbinder's drawings. Smooth spine with gilt Chinese-style title. Gilt head, red paper lining and endpapers. Untrimmed. Covers and spine preserved. Binding signed Claude Robinson.
ORIGINAL EDITION. One of 80 numbered copies on vellum pur fil Lafuma-Navarre, 2nd paper after 20 copies on Hollande.
Pieyre de Mandiargues was an exceptional poet, essayist, storyteller, translator (notably of Octavio Paz and Mishima) and art critic. A great friend of the Surrealists, he maintained a lively literary correspondence with Paulhan and Ponge. In 1967, at the age of almost 60, he won the Goncourt for his novel La Marge.
In this novel, we follow the journey of 19-year-old Rebecca, on her magnificent Harley Davidson, as she leaves her husband Raymond in Strasbourg to join her lover Daniel in Heidelberg, Germany.
Beautifully bound.
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