Signé; Valerio Adami, Alain Jouffroy , Juan Miro - Liberté des Libertés [1/300 avec une lithographie originale sur bois] - 1971

Original edition illustrated by Miro with 10 color drawings at the end. One of 300 numbered copies on Offset Sirène paper, featuring a beautiful original lithograph by Valerio Adami, mounted on wood in a triptych, numbered and signed by the artist (no. 190).

Beautiful copy in paperback with illustrated cover by Miro, triptych in a black slipcase with cut-out flaps. All housed in a cardboard box. In excellent condition despite some marks on the slipcase. Interior impeccable.

Freedom of Freedoms illustrated today by Juan Miro consists of some of the poems Alain Jouffroy has written since 1960. Two other poems, The Congress and The Perfect Criminal, are published simultaneously by other publishers.

Alain Jouffroy was a French poet, writer, and art critic born on September 11, 1928, in Paris 14th arrondissement, and died on December 20, 2015, in Paris 10th arrondissement. During World War II, he took refuge with his mother in a village in Jura, where he read extensively and began to paint. However, his literary career was mainly deeply influenced by reading the works of André Breton, whom he met by chance in 1946 at the Grand Hôtel d'Angleterre in Huelgoat. At Breton's instigation, he became a member of the surrealist movement, where he met painter Victor Brauner and poets Stanislas Rodanski, Sarane Alexandrian, Jean-Dominique Rey, and Claude Tarnaud.

Signed; Valerio Adami, Alain Jouffroy, Juan Miro.
Freedom of freedoms
Paris, Le Soleil noir, 1971
In-8 (190 x 140 mm) 184 pages + 10 pages of additional features