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HUGNET Georges (1906-1974).
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HUGNET Georges (1906-1974).
MANUSCRIT autograph signed "GEORGES HUGNET",
Le Feu au cul, 1932| 6 leaves in-4 (28.7 x 22.5 cm).
Important erotic poem.
This erotic text by Georges Hugnet was published anonymously and clandestinely in 1943, illustrated by Oscar Dominguez.
The manuscript, in Hugnet's fine calligraphic handwriting, in red ink on the front of shaped sheets of Auvergne paper, is signed at the end and dated 1932. The first leaf is devoted to the title, with the precision: "Les beaux cons font les belles amies" ("Beautiful jerks make beautiful friends"). The poem has 63 lines, with a correction in the 57th line.
"What does it say this cunt so adorably rocked by cum this virgin cunt this beautiful brothel this sun to cunts this mouth to cunts this cunt with the voice of amber scrambled with urine?"...
Enclosed: an in-4 sheet (26.8 x 21 cm), with three erotic drawings, ballpoint pen and India ink, by Orfeo TAMBURINI (1910-1994) with studio stamp lower right.
MANUSCRIT autograph signed "GEORGES HUGNET",
Le Feu au cul, 1932| 6 leaves in-4 (28.7 x 22.5 cm).
Important erotic poem.
This erotic text by Georges Hugnet was published anonymously and clandestinely in 1943, illustrated by Oscar Dominguez.
The manuscript, in Hugnet's fine calligraphic handwriting, in red ink on the front of shaped sheets of Auvergne paper, is signed at the end and dated 1932. The first leaf is devoted to the title, with the precision: "Les beaux cons font les belles amies" ("Beautiful jerks make beautiful friends"). The poem has 63 lines, with a correction in the 57th line.
"What does it say this cunt so adorably rocked by cum this virgin cunt this beautiful brothel this sun to cunts this mouth to cunts this cunt with the voice of amber scrambled with urine?"...
Enclosed: an in-4 sheet (26.8 x 21 cm), with three erotic drawings, ballpoint pen and India ink, by Orfeo TAMBURINI (1910-1994) with studio stamp lower right.