REF. 0248
L'homme foudroyé
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CENDRARS Frédéric Louis Sauser, known as Blaise. L'homme foudroyé.
Paris, Éditions Denoël, 1945.
In-8 (190 x 122 mm): 382 pp. and [1] f. Paperback.
First edition and presentation copy. The inscription is dated 4 October 1951 to Lucien Dumas: ‘A Lucien Dumas, L'homme qui reste foudroyé’.
The first part of his autobiographical trilogy, this is a fascinating fresco of Cendrars's life, which was continued in La Main coupée (1946) and Bourlinguer (1948).
Spine and boards sunned, small loss on upper headpiece.
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