1929, ISBN: 03d62b7f749d8d89d4519f7776c29a1a

Gebundene Ausgabe

Near Fine, [SC: 42.29], [PU: Pool, Riant Chateau, Territet, Switzerland], BOOKSINTOFILM, VINTAGEDUSTJACKETS, SHOWBUSINESS NOISBN, Jacket, First edition. Photographs chosen and titled by K… Mehr…

Near Fine, [SC: 42.29], [PU: Pool, Riant Chateau, Territet, Switzerland], BOOKSINTOFILM, VINTAGEDUSTJACKETS, SHOWBUSINESS NOISBN, Jacket, First edition. Photographs chosen and titled by Kenneth MacPherson. Red cloth gilt. Light soiling on the cloth, else near in good or better example of the rare dust jacket with chipping, mostly on the front panel. At the time this book was published, Bryher, a novelist and the heiress to a large shipping fortune, was married to Macpherson, with whom she adopted Perdita, the daughter of writer H.D. (Hilda Doolitte). The four of them lived in a Chateau in Switzerland which became a center of avante garde film. Bryher, who had previously married expatriate author and publisher Robert McAlmon in order to secure her inheritance, later left MacPherson for H.D., one of the most celebrated lesbian relationships in literary lore.<

1929, ISBN: 03d62b7f749d8d89d4519f7776c29a1a

Gebundene Ausgabe

Near Fine, [SC: 42.29], [PU: Pool, Riant Chateau, Territet, Switzerland], BOOKSINTOFILM NOISBN, First edition. Photographs chosen and titled by Kenneth MacPherson. Red cloth gilt. Light e… Mehr…

Near Fine, [SC: 42.29], [PU: Pool, Riant Chateau, Territet, Switzerland], BOOKSINTOFILM NOISBN, First edition. Photographs chosen and titled by Kenneth MacPherson. Red cloth gilt. Light edgewear to the cloth on the corners, a little soiling on the boards, faint ink shelf number on spine, else near fine lacking the rare dust jacket. At the time this book was published, Bryher, a novelist and the heiress to a large shipping fortune, was married to Macpherson, with whom she adopted Perdita, the daughter of H.D. The four of them lived in a Chateau in Switzerland which became a center of avante garde film. Bryher, who had previously married expatriate author and publisher Robert McAlmon in order to secure her inheritance, later left MacPherson for H.D. (Hilda Doolitte), one of the most celebrated lesbian relationships in literary lore.<