Search Results: Titles starting with L from Arthur Fournier Fine & Rare

7 folded leaves in a leporello format, printed in a five-color silkscreen procees. 8vo. Near fine. Accordion fold in printed boards. [1666]
Artists' book by the renowned fine and popular press illustrator. During the 1990s, Dutertre regularly worked as an illustrator for publications in France and abroad, collaborating with Le Monde, Liberation, Beaux-Arts, and The New York Times. We can find no copies held by a North American institution. Rare.

285, [1] pp. book of poems in Spanish. 8vo. Affectionately inscribed by the author for "la Señorita Montserrat" in 1963 on the half title page. Very good. Illus. stiff wraps are larger than the text block, with small folds and tears at the overhang. A handsome copy. [1389]
A founder of Grupo Esfinge and an important figure in Yucatecan letters, Esquivel Pren was also a novelist, historian, and literary critic. The front cover features a bold, uncredited illustration evocative of the Estridentismo style.

12 pp. chapbook, illus. 8vo. Inscribed by the author to Mexican poet and musicologist Daniel Castañeda. Very good, with closed tears to margin of the first page. Illus. stiff wraps ; rear cover abraded. [1362]
A booklet of poems issued to commemorate the the Centenary of the defense of Mexico City during the Battle of Chapultepec. Scarce.

48 pp. text in Spanish, illustrated throughout, includes a map. 8vo. Near fine. Illus. stiff wraps. [1759]
A useful text on the Partido Comunista del Perú – Sendero Luminoso. Uncommon in the marketplace, and institutionally rare. Despite a Berkeley publication, does not seem to appear in Bancroft.

Collection of poems in Spanish, illustrated with an abstract color plate and photographic frontispiece portrait. 8vo. Extravagantly signed by the author on the half-title page. Very good overall ; significant sun fading and wear to the spine. Illus. stiff wraps ; blue paper printed in silver ink. [1262]
A monumental collection of Zúñiga's poems from the 1920s and 1930s, La Selva Sonora is considered to be among his primary works. Though out of fashion today, he was critically lauded during the era and served as an influential professor of literature at Instituto Literario del Estado de México (now the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México.) His acolytes are said to have included Octavio Paz, José Muñoz Cota Ibáñez, Guillermo Tardiff and Adolfo López Mateos. The present work is both handsome and scarce. We can locate no copies online and only three institutional holdings in the United States.

Large poster executed in diazotype process with texts and images showing equivalencies in military and civilian spending. 24.5 x 33 in. Very good, old central fold. Loose as issued. [1519]
A fascinating work of graphic art produced by Architects and Planners Against the War, an organization with chapters in New York and the Bay Area that sought to organize professionals in architecture and city planning against U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The group has cited by architectural historian Brian D. Goldstein for its further engagement with the Black Power movement to decry so-called "urban renewal," the government-backed clearance and reconstruction of American cities in the postwar period. We cannot locate another example of the work.

First Edition. 130 pp. literary journal, illustrated throughout. 8vo. Very good. Pictorial stiff wrappers, old crease to margin front cover. [1700]
The beloved literary journal published by Dennis Cooper. This issue includes texts by and about Joe Brainard, Peter Schjeldahl, Stephen Jonas, David Rattray, Gerrit Lansing, Syd Barrett, Leif Garrett, Gram Parsons, and others. Scarce.

Unpaginated artists' book [ca. 40 pp.], texts and images. 4to. Very good. Illus. stiff wraps; stab stapled. [1219]
Green-tone photographs of Egypt, mostly of graffiti, painted commercial lettering and signage, superimposed with a daily list of expenses printed in red. Uncommon.