Maldonne

Réf. 39341

€ 450.00

J.Ferenczi et Fils - 1929

Bookbinder : CANAPE et CORRIEZ
Format : In-12
Number of volumes : 1 volume.
Binding : Bound.
Collation : 310 pp.
Language : Français

Binding half maroquin raspberry raspberry with corners. Nervous spine with date in tail. Top edge gilt. Blankets and spines kept. Not trimmed. Binding signed CANAPE and CORRECT.

ORIGINAL EDITION with a beautiful sending from the author: "To the pure poet / Armand Godoy / this too weak testimony / of my deep admiration, / of my gratitude / and of my friendship / Yves Gandon". In addition, the book is enriched with a handwritten leaflet by the author dedicated to the "poet Armand Godoy this handwritten chapter of his admirer and friend Yves Gandon". This chapter corresponds to chapter XII of the book. The poet Armand Godoy was born in Havana in 1880. At the age of 40, he decided to become a French poet "in the language of Baudelaire" and settled in Paris in 1919. A bibliophile, he had a special admiration for this poet, whose documents and memorabilia he possessed, including Baudelaire's letters to his mother, were considerable.

Nice copy.