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PÉRET, Benjamin et d’autres

Lot 128
04.11.2022 00:00UTC +00:00
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Lot 128 | PÉRET, Benjamin et d’autres
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PÉRET, Benjamin et d’autres

Manuscrits autographes : textes et lettres [1925-1958]

PÉRET, Benjamin et d’autres

Manuscrits autographes : textes et lettres

[1925-1958]



CORRESPONDANCE DE BENJAMIN PÉRET ET AUTRES



1. PÉRET, Benjamin, 10 lettres autogrpahes signées et 4 cartes autographes signées à Georgette Dupin, dite Géo. Paris, Rio, Mexico, Sao Paolo, Saint-Cirq Lapopie, 1944-1958. Une partie de cette correspondance relate les aventures de Benjamin Péret au Brésil

2. PÉRET, Benjamin, Au lever du rideau. [Vers 1925]. Manuscrit autographe. 1 p. sur 1 f. de papier pelure

3. HENEIN, Georges, “À l’heure où...”. Tapuscrit avec signature autographe de Georges Henein de cinq autres personnes non identifiées. 2 pp. sur 2 ff. Un ajout autographe de Georges Henein. Texte anti-marxiste. Mouillures et manques de papier

4. MANSOUR, Joyce, “Vers 1860...” Manuscrit autographe. 2 pp. sur 1 f. Texte commentant un tableau : "la peinture semble encore fraîche et la rose, cette fantasmagorie des romantiques, indique le dix-neuvième siècle. [...] Je pense que la lumière qui baigne ce sein évanescent est celle de l'aube, moment magique où les esprits sont aux écoutes et le sang crie tout haut sa splendeur". Quelques corrections au crayon de la main d'André Breton, qui a également noté le nom de l'auteur

5. MARIEN, Marcel, La Chaise de sable. 1938. Manuscrit autographe signé, 6 pp. sur 6 ff. Le texte paraîtra en 1940 à Bruxelles, avec une bande annonce illustrée par René Magritte



Set of autograph letters and texts by Benjamin Péret and other surrealist writers

Place of origin:Western Europe, France, Europe
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