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BRETON André (1896 - 1966)
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BRETON André (1896 - 1966)
AUTOGRAPHIC MANUSCRITE, Secret Spring, 1955| 1 1/4 pages in-4, in tight handwriting on water green paper.
Chronicle dated late April 1, 1955, with erasures and corrections| published in Arts, April 6, 1955.
"This spring which is slow to be born, at least postpones here the exaltation of the flesh of the woman by this sudden blooming of light toilets which is the great festival of the year, seems at first to want to be queried in the paintings and in the books"... And Breton gives an account of Robert DROGUET's collection of poems, Féminaire, then of the scandal of the exhibition of Max Walter SVANBERG's paintings at the gallery "À l'Étoile scellée", "scandal, once again for the benefit of woman and of all that one can require of her, even defying sometimes against her all anachronism, even in the exclusive cult that one can dedicate to her"...
AUTOGRAPHIC MANUSCRITE, Secret Spring, 1955| 1 1/4 pages in-4, in tight handwriting on water green paper.
Chronicle dated late April 1, 1955, with erasures and corrections| published in Arts, April 6, 1955.
"This spring which is slow to be born, at least postpones here the exaltation of the flesh of the woman by this sudden blooming of light toilets which is the great festival of the year, seems at first to want to be queried in the paintings and in the books"... And Breton gives an account of Robert DROGUET's collection of poems, Féminaire, then of the scandal of the exhibition of Max Walter SVANBERG's paintings at the gallery "À l'Étoile scellée", "scandal, once again for the benefit of woman and of all that one can require of her, even defying sometimes against her all anachronism, even in the exclusive cult that one can dedicate to her"...