Damaso Alonso / Daniel Merino - El Corazon la sabe e Hijos de la ira - 1986-1986





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Special edition two-volume set in a brown faux-leather portfolio, El Corazon la sabe and Hijos de la ira, with signatures by Dámaso Alonso and 40 signed lithographs by Daniel Merino, 135 pages, published by Rembrandt in 1986 in Spanish.
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Extraordinary edition made as a tribute to Dámaso Alonso with 2 parts differentiated in two volumes presented inside a faux leather portfolio.
First part: The Heart Knows It with holographs and unpublished works. Anthology. Second part: Children of Wrath. Texts by Dámaso Alonso. Lithographs by Daniel Merino, Rembrandt publishing house, 1986. 40 lithographs signed and numbered by Daniel Merino. Most full page, one double-page, Spanish. Binding: All the contents of this magnificent edition come inside a brown faux-leather portfolio. The portfolio has no titles. Within the portfolio the two parts are collected in two book-like folders with gold titles and the texts and lithographs in a separate section. Portfolio size: 52 x 39 x 10 cm. Size of each folder: 50 x 37.5 cm. Lithographs size: 49.5 x 36.5 cm..
EDITION JUSTIFICATION: The following copies have been printed: 500 copies for sale, numbered from 1 to 500, containing 40 lithographs signed and numbered by Daniel Merino. 30 copies numbered I to XXX intended for collaborators and legal formalities. The copy offered here is Number 31.
All copies are signed by Dámaso Alonso
COMMENTS: Prologues by Laín Entralgo, Rumeu de Armas and Schüler Pérez and a bibliographic essay written by C. Aguilera, from the Complutense University, about the author.
· There are hardly any copies of this work on the market, practically unknown to the public - I have read that apparently the poet’s widow expressed the wish that it not be put up for sale. This is out of print.
· In this format, with portfolio, complete, including the volume titled "Hijos de la Ira" is the only one we have seen. A different format. Merino’s lithographs are exceptional, truly works of art. In addition, the book presents facsimiles of the texts handwritten by Dámaso Alonso himself (holographs).
Extraordinary edition made as a tribute to Dámaso Alonso with 2 parts differentiated in two volumes presented inside a faux leather portfolio.
First part: The Heart Knows It with holographs and unpublished works. Anthology. Second part: Children of Wrath. Texts by Dámaso Alonso. Lithographs by Daniel Merino, Rembrandt publishing house, 1986. 40 lithographs signed and numbered by Daniel Merino. Most full page, one double-page, Spanish. Binding: All the contents of this magnificent edition come inside a brown faux-leather portfolio. The portfolio has no titles. Within the portfolio the two parts are collected in two book-like folders with gold titles and the texts and lithographs in a separate section. Portfolio size: 52 x 39 x 10 cm. Size of each folder: 50 x 37.5 cm. Lithographs size: 49.5 x 36.5 cm..
EDITION JUSTIFICATION: The following copies have been printed: 500 copies for sale, numbered from 1 to 500, containing 40 lithographs signed and numbered by Daniel Merino. 30 copies numbered I to XXX intended for collaborators and legal formalities. The copy offered here is Number 31.
All copies are signed by Dámaso Alonso
COMMENTS: Prologues by Laín Entralgo, Rumeu de Armas and Schüler Pérez and a bibliographic essay written by C. Aguilera, from the Complutense University, about the author.
· There are hardly any copies of this work on the market, practically unknown to the public - I have read that apparently the poet’s widow expressed the wish that it not be put up for sale. This is out of print.
· In this format, with portfolio, complete, including the volume titled "Hijos de la Ira" is the only one we have seen. A different format. Merino’s lithographs are exceptional, truly works of art. In addition, the book presents facsimiles of the texts handwritten by Dámaso Alonso himself (holographs).

