RODANSKI, Stanislas - photo 1

RODANSKI, Stanislas

Lot 402
04.11.2022 00:00UTC +00:00
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Starting price
€ 4 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 838116
Lot 402 | RODANSKI, Stanislas
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€ 4 000 – 5 000
RODANSKI, Stanislas

Lancelo et la chimère. s.d.

RODANSKI, Stanislas

Lancelo et la chimère

s.d.



Manuscrit autographe, s.d., 100 pp. in-8 à l’encre verte et bleue, un passage au crayon. Première mouture, abondamment corrigée, présentant quelques variantes par rapport à l’édition. Couverture et étui cartonnés



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2. Spectr’Acteur. Angers, Éditions Deleatur, collection Première Personne, 1983. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. In-8. Un des 500 exemplaires sur vergé de France, celui-ci numéroté 179. Frontispice de Jacques Hérold. BROCHÉ

3. Horizon perdu. Lettres rêves poèmes & récits. Seyssel, Éditions Comp’act, collection Morari, 1986. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. In-12. Tirage ordinaire non précisé. Photographies noir et blanc et fragments autographes en fac-similé. BROCHÉ

4. Dernier journal tenu par Arnold. 2 mai – 7 juin 1948. 1986. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. In-8. Un des 600 exemplaires sur vergé de France, celui-ci numéroté 529. BROCHÉ

5. Journal 1944 – 1948 suivi de Stan par Jacques Borgé. Angers, Éditions Deleatur, collection Première Personne, 1991. ÉDITION ORIGINALE posthume. In-8. Tirage non précisé. BROCHÉ

6. La Montgolfière du Déluge. Poèmes précédés d’une Lettre à l’astrologue suivis de A cela près. Angers, Éditions Deleatur, collection Première Personne, 1991. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. In-8. Un de 600 exemplaires sur Ingres à la forme. BROCHÉ, non coupé



An attractive set, comprising an autograph manuscript (100 page-long) and 5 books by Rodanski, all in first edition.

Place of origin:Western Europe, France, Europe
Auction house category:Books
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