Eternelle revue (L'). N°1 and 2. Paris, June and July 1944. - Lot 11

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Eternelle revue (L'). N°1 and 2. Paris, June and July 1944. - Lot 11
Eternelle revue (L'). N°1 and 2. Paris, June and July 1944. N°1à4 and 5/6 ("nouvelle série"). Paris, Éditions de la jeune parque, December 1944-[April 1946]. Comprising7fascicles: 2fascicles small in-16, in sheets, and 5fascicles in-16, stapled; folder with title page on spine, slipcase. Complete first edition, including 4 issues on large paper (n°2, and n°1, 2 and 4 of the "nouvelle série"). Review founded underground by Paul Éluard and Louis Parrot, edited by the latter, presented as "a review that is of its time as one is of a party. A magazine that is as French as it is universal...". The first 2 issues were printed in the format of the leaflets dropped by Royal Air France on occupied France, and included texts given under pseudonyms by authors such as Paul Éluard (Jean du Haut, Maurice Hervent, Brun), Jean Bruller (Vercors), Georges Hugnet (Malo Lebleu), Michel Leiris (Hugo Vic), Jean Paulhan (Juste), and others. The magazine was relaunched after the Liberation in a larger format, with a composition by Pablo Picasso reproduced on the cover. It includes contributions by Aragon, Sartre, Prévert, Ponge, Queneau, Tzara and Bataille, as well as texts by older authors chosen for their resonance with current events. Enclosed, a second copy of n°4 of the "nouvelle série", on publisher's paper, stapled.
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