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An Insight into Rimbaud's Genius

Name: An Insight into Rimbaud's Genius
Brand: La Librairie Antique
SKU: LLA-797796
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Author: Arthur Rimbaud

Original title : Mondor Rimbaud ou le génie impatient + envoi

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1955
11 x 16.5 cm
222 p.
Paperback
First edition

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Henri MONDOR, RIMBAUD OR THE IMPATIENT GENIUS, Paris, Editions Gallimard, 1955, paperback, In-16 (11 x 16.5 cm), 222 pages. First edition with an amusing and beautiful autograph signed by the author to Fernand Gregh, historian, critic, poet and academy member.

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Date: 1955
Format: 11 x 16.5 cm
Pagination: 222 p.
Binding: Paperback
Edition: First edition

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Henri MONDOR
RIMBAUD OR THE IMPATIENT GENIUS

Paris, Editions Gallimard, In-16 (11 x 16.5 cm), 1955, paperback, faded cover, 222 pages First edition

Amusing and beautiful autograph signed by the author to Fernand Gregh, historian, critic, poet and member of the academy

Henri MONDOR RIMBAUD OR THE IMPATIENT GENIUS Paris, Editions Gallimard, In-16 (11 x 16.5 cm), 1955, paperback, faded cover, 222 pages First edition Amusing and beautiful autograph signed by the author to Fernand Gregh, historian, critic, poet and member of the academy