Georges Rency, Jules Destrée, Henri de Régnier, Brand Whitlock Grégore Le Roy - Commémoration de Emile Verhaeren - 1921
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"Commémoration de Emile Verhaeren" by Georges Rency, Jules Destrée, Henri de Régnier and Brand Whitlock Grégore Le Roy, in a numbered Édition numérotée of 1921, 56 pages, French language, published by sociétés des bibliophiles et iconophiles de Belgique, bound as a loose-leaf (page volante), 31 × 25 cm, in good condition and signed by the illustrator; copy no. 37 of 150.
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[VERHAEREN] Commemoration of Émile Verhaeren, January 19, 1920, Société des Bibliophiles & Iconophiles de Belgique, 1921. Large octavo, 56 pages.
Condition: good condition. Publisher's cover missing (motif 'eye of the cat'). Portrait of the poet on the frontispiece, engraved by Lorob, with 9 vignettes by Lorob. White envelope with signs of wear. Limited to 150 copies, of which 147 are on Arches vellum, numbered from 4 to 150, this copy being number 37. To get a good idea of its condition, see the numerous photos.
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Émile Verhaeren, born in Saint-Amand in the province of Antwerp (Belgium) on May 21, 1855, and died in Rouen on November 27, 1916, was a Flemish Belgian poet, writing in French.
In his poems influenced by symbolism, where he employs free verse, his social consciousness close to anarchism leads him to evoke the great cities he speaks of with lyricism, in a tone of great musicality. He has managed to translate the beauty of human effort into his work. (see Wikipedia)
[VERHAEREN] Commemoration of Émile Verhaeren, January 19, 1920, Société des Bibliophiles & Iconophiles de Belgique, 1921. Large octavo, 56 pages.
Condition: good condition. Publisher's cover missing (motif 'eye of the cat'). Portrait of the poet on the frontispiece, engraved by Lorob, with 9 vignettes by Lorob. White envelope with signs of wear. Limited to 150 copies, of which 147 are on Arches vellum, numbered from 4 to 150, this copy being number 37. To get a good idea of its condition, see the numerous photos.
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Émile Verhaeren, born in Saint-Amand in the province of Antwerp (Belgium) on May 21, 1855, and died in Rouen on November 27, 1916, was a Flemish Belgian poet, writing in French.
In his poems influenced by symbolism, where he employs free verse, his social consciousness close to anarchism leads him to evoke the great cities he speaks of with lyricism, in a tone of great musicality. He has managed to translate the beauty of human effort into his work. (see Wikipedia)
Details
Number of Books
1
Subject
Literature
Book Title
Commémoration de Emile Verhaeren
Author/ Illustrator
Georges Rency, Jules Destrée, Henri de Régnier, Brand Whitlock Grégore Le Roy
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1921
Height
31 cm
Edition
Numbered edition
Width
25 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
sociétés des bibliophiles et iconophiles de Belgique
Binding/ Material
Loose page
Extras
Signed by illustrator
Number of pages
56
