Kay Sage - surréalisme - Faut dire c'qui est - 1959

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Kay Sage’s French poetry collection *Faut dire c'qui est* was published in 1959 as a first edition in softcover.

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Needless to say, Kay Sage, 1st edition, a collection of poems by the American artist and poet Kay Sage (1898-1963), published in September 1959 by Debresse Editions (in the Debresse-Poésie collection) in Paris. Kay Sage: a major surrealist painter and wife of painter Yves Tanguy. Original text in French; she wrote a large part of her poetic work in French. A very rare volume, in very good condition, foxing on the cover, interior very fresh.

Needless to say, Kay Sage, 1st edition, a collection of poems by the American artist and poet Kay Sage (1898-1963), published in September 1959 by Debresse Editions (in the Debresse-Poésie collection) in Paris. Kay Sage: a major surrealist painter and wife of painter Yves Tanguy. Original text in French; she wrote a large part of her poetic work in French. A very rare volume, in very good condition, foxing on the cover, interior very fresh.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Poetry
Book title
Faut dire c'qui est
Author/ Illustrator
Kay Sage - surréalisme
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1959
Height
19 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
14 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Debresse poésie
Binding/ Material
Softback
Number of pages
81
Sold by
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Objects sold
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