altagor (4 Ergebnisse)

Stapled Wrappers. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. 56pp. 200 numbered copies with signed, numbered or enhanced art work laid or tipped in by Luizzi, Olga Maggiora, Alberto Vitacchio, Giovanni Lionetti, Anna M. Vancheri & Arrigo Lora-Totino. Covers slightly soiled & handled. Signed by Author(s).

Exemplaire défraîchi. [4139].

Librairie Le Phare 13 rue Valette Paris (V) Affiche 420x270mm, impression recto-verso en noir et bleu sur papier crème. Du 16 au 24 mars : Caux-Estivals-Gaudi avec la participation d'Altagor et Chomot. Avec des textes de Gaudy, Robert Estivals et J. Caux et une métapoésie d'Altagor. Très léger manque en bas à droite dans le blanc. (100628) 420x270mm Pas de jaquette Couverture souple.

Published in Paris. [no date, c.1951]. 8vo. Soft cream covers titled in purple to front cover and also lettered in grey, pages inside stappled, loosely inserted signed photograph and two manifestos; pp. [54, (unpaginated)]; toning to covers, rusting of staples, some smudging to ink and ink staining due to basic printing techniques, creasing to edges of pages; very good. One of the few copies of Altagor's main poetic work, "The Absolute Speech"; this copy has been signed by the author."The Absolute Speech" is regarded as one of Altagor's most significant poetic works. Alongside this, are twenty-five pages of Altagor's phonetic score. The handful of copies that we have come across, all have slight differences to the scores. Altagor was the exclusive author and advocate of Metapoetry (a term he coined in 1948) which stood in deliberate contrast to the Lettrism of Isidore Isou.Loosely inserted is a signed photo of a graphic work by Altagor. There are also two handwritten manifestos. One is on cardboard, and to the reverse is a distinctive and singular drawing in charcoal which has been signed by Altagor; the piece was likely completed c.1965. The other is written boldly in black felt-tip on sheet of white A4 paper.