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Hommages, édition originale
Paul ELUARD
Namur - Cahiers 7-8 Poésie Nouvelle. - 1950
- Format : 1 plaquette in-12.
- Number of volumes : 1 volume.
- Binding : Paperback.
- Collation : Non paginé.
Soft printed cover. Printed on water-green paper.
ORIGINAL EDITION LIMITED TO 125 NUMBERED COPIES.
An autographed copy signed by the author on a false title: "To Dédé and Jean Marcenac / who are angels, / Paul Éluard".
Jean Marcenac (1913-1984) wrote his first poems in 1932 and then discovered surrealism. He met Lucien Bonnafé (future psychiatrist) in Toulouse during his studies. He married Andrée Labry ("Dédé") in 1936. After studying philosophy at the Sorbonne, during which he met the young Martinican surrealist poet Pierre Yoyotte, but also communist intellectuals such as Georges Politzer, Valentin Feldman and Pierre Hervé, he joined the French Communist Party. Taken prisoner in 1940, he escaped from his stalag the following year and became actively involved in the French Resistance. He was also close to Eluard and Aragon and translated the poetry of Pablo Neruda.
In good condition.
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