Giani Stuparich - (Signed) Nuovi racconti - 1935





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Giani Stuparich’s Nuovi racconti, 1935 first edition, paperback (brossura) in Italian, published by S. A. Fratelli Treves Editori, a literary collection signed by the author with a dedication to Alessandro Pellegrini, in discrete condition.
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First edition of the narrative collection by Giani Stuparich, a Triestine writer linked to the 'Voce' milieu and a significant figure in Italian literature of the twentieth century. The volume includes, among others, the story The Grotto, later awarded in the artistic competition of epic literature at the London Olympics of 1948.
Copy with autograph dedication by Giani Stuparich to Alessandro Pellegrini, Germanist, writer and translator.
Original publisher's paperback with titles in black and red and the publisher's mark on the cover. Original price of 10 lire on the back cover.
Conditions: copy in fair condition, complete and still legible. Paperback with widespread foxing, browning and signs of time; margins and corners worn, small creases and some superficial losses. Back cover browned and foxed, with wear at the ends. Interior with natural and marked browning of the paper and scattered foxing. Margins of the pages untrimmed. Autograph dedication well preserved and legible.
The photographs are an integral part of the description
First edition of the narrative collection by Giani Stuparich, a Triestine writer linked to the 'Voce' milieu and a significant figure in Italian literature of the twentieth century. The volume includes, among others, the story The Grotto, later awarded in the artistic competition of epic literature at the London Olympics of 1948.
Copy with autograph dedication by Giani Stuparich to Alessandro Pellegrini, Germanist, writer and translator.
Original publisher's paperback with titles in black and red and the publisher's mark on the cover. Original price of 10 lire on the back cover.
Conditions: copy in fair condition, complete and still legible. Paperback with widespread foxing, browning and signs of time; margins and corners worn, small creases and some superficial losses. Back cover browned and foxed, with wear at the ends. Interior with natural and marked browning of the paper and scattered foxing. Margins of the pages untrimmed. Autograph dedication well preserved and legible.
The photographs are an integral part of the description

