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Stapled wraps. Condition: VG. First edition. Cover by Fernand Leger, also includes a translation of Giorgio di Chirico's Hebdomeros by Paul Bowles with reporductions of di Chirico's work, work by Tchelitchew, Gertrude Cato, others.
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View Quarterly. Fall 1944. Series IV, #3. Contains Cover Art By Fernand Leger, and a Translation By Paul Bowles. RARE
Published by View Inc., New York, 1944
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Condition: Fine Minus. Fernand Leger (illustrator). First Edition. First Edition. Original quarto, wrappers, cover art by Fernand Leger. Contains "Hebdomeros by Giorgio di Chirico, translated by Paul Bowles. Also an article "Leger and the search for Order" by James Johnson Sweeney, "the fortunes of Edith Sitwell" by Charles Henri Ford, illustrations by Giorgio di Chirico and others. This Paul Bowles translation is quite scarce. We could locate only one other copy.
