Аукцион 200 Часть 1
Antiques and Works of Art Modern and Contemporary
от Cabral Moncada Leilões
Контакты аукционного дома
3.6.19
Rua Miguel Lupi, 12 A/D . 1200-725 Lisboa Portugal, Португалия
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May 29 • Wednesday from 10am to 8pm
May 30 • Thursday from 10am to 8pm
May 31 • Friday from 10am to 8pm
June 1 • Saturday from 10am to 8pm
June 2 • Sunday from 3pm to 8pm
Payment should be made and the item collected within a period of ten working days from the respective purchase. Items may only be collected after the full amount of the sale has been paid.
- Please note that we do not accept credit cards.
- Bank transfers: must state sale number; lot number; client bid number;
Аукцион закончен
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ЛОТ 305:
Dispersão
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Продан за: €7 000
Стартовая цена:
€
2 000
Эстимейт :
€2 000 - €3 000
Комиссия аукционного дома: 24.6%
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Dispersão
MÁRIO DE SÁ-CARNEIRO - 1890-1916, Dispersão, SÁ-CARNEIRO, Mário de.- Dispersão: 12 poesias / capa desenhada por José Pacheco.- Lisboa: em casa do autor, 1914.- 70, [2 br.] p.; 25 cm.- B. Original edition, limited to 250 copies, of the first book of poetry of the author (1890-1916), one of the most prominent members of the generation of the Orpheu, revealing its great inner drama and the complexity of its options. An autographer of Mário de Sá-Carneiro to António Ferro, on the first endpaper (in couché paper coated), dated from Lisbon, December 5, 1913 (?). The copy preserves the two couché paper endpapers and the large wrapper (35 cm), with exuberant graphics, signed José Pacheco 1913. Two Ex-libris (identical) of D. Diogo de Bragança (Marialva), one on the back of the front cover the wrapper, another on the back of the first endpaper. Wrapper slightly handled, with slight creases, minor restoration on the spine (traces of glue) and some minor stains. The body of the book with occasional foxing, but in general, clean. It should be noted that António Ferro (1895-1956), with only 19 years, would be chosen, in 1914, by Mário de Sá-Carneiro himself for editor of Orpheu magazine, appearing his name in this condition, in the two numbers of the emblematic publication.
