Ernest Hemingway / Garbell - Le Soleil se lève aussi - 1964

Superb limited and illustrated edition of this emblematic work of 20th-century literature that describes the life of a group of American and British expatriates living in Europe after the First World War and seeking to give meaning to their existence in a world deeply marked by the traumas of the conflict -

The story is told by Jake Barnes, an American journalist settled in Paris, who frequents a circle of bohemian friends sharing a life made of cafes, parties, travel and excess, but also moral and emotional dissatisfaction -

Among these characters stands out Lady Brett Ashley, a free and captivating woman whom Jake is deeply in love with but cannot fully live with due to a war injury that has made him impotent, a situation that fuels throughout the narrative a painful emotional tension -

Hemingway describes with great precision the atmosphere of the busy streets, collective intoxication, the music, the bullfights and arena battles, while staging the rivalries, jealousies and passions that develop among the members of the group -

Ernest Hemingway / Garbell - Le Soleil se lève aussi - 1964 - André Sauret -
277 Pages.

Very good condition of the binding, paperback in its dust jacket printed in red and black and a half-brown morocco binding adorned with edition, superb gray cloth publisher's case, slight signs of wear, smooth spine richly decorated, titling, pagination and author’s name gilded -

Very good interior condition, title page printed in red and black, the work enriched with beautiful original color lithographs by Garbell with translation by Maurice E. Coindreau, a fine copy, fresh interior -

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