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BRETON André (1896-1966)
L.A.S., Paris, December 25, 1964, to André LAZAR| 2 pages in-4.
He welcomes the publication of the Manifesto of 1924, translated into Hungarian by
Lazar: "There is nothing that we hold to be more desirable, my surrealist friends and I." He adds some explanations about the Greeks (with a small sketch), the black novel, Swedenborg, Alphonse Rabbe, and the "Tu trembles, carcasse! He adds some explanations on the Greeks (with a small sketch), the black novel, Swedenborg, Alphonse Rabbe, and Turenne's "Tu trembles, carcasse!
L.A.S., Paris, December 25, 1964, to André LAZAR| 2 pages in-4.
He welcomes the publication of the Manifesto of 1924, translated into Hungarian by
Lazar: "There is nothing that we hold to be more desirable, my surrealist friends and I." He adds some explanations about the Greeks (with a small sketch), the black novel, Swedenborg, Alphonse Rabbe, and the "Tu trembles, carcasse! He adds some explanations on the Greeks (with a small sketch), the black novel, Swedenborg, Alphonse Rabbe, and Turenne's "Tu trembles, carcasse!