Claesson stig 1928 (4 resultados)

Cloth. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. First Edition. PAGES: 168. CONDITION: No inscriptions. The jacket, with minor wear, is in a removable, clear protective cover. WEIGHT: 301 grams unpackaged.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. Bonniers, 2007. Femte tryckningen. Förlagets dekorerade pappband med skyddsomslag. Ryggfoten obetydligt/helt lätt tilltryckt och skyddsomslaget med liten, uppruggad remsa (efter borttagen prislapp e.d.), i övrigt mycket gott skick. 186, [4] s. ISBN 91-0-010424-8.…

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. Bonniers, 1970. Hft/Pocket. Ryggen aningen blekt/missfärgad och med en liten (ca 0,5x0,5 cm) skavd yta nära rygghuvudet. Lätt snedläst. I övrigt ett fräscht exemplar i mycket gott skick. 117, [2] s. Illustrerad.

Softcover. Condición: Very Good Plus. Bonnier Pocket. [EUROPE]. Stig Claesson (1928-2008). "Stig Claesson: Efter oss Syndafloden [Swedish]." Viborg, DK: Albert Bonniers Forlag. Printed in Denmark, 2003. Bonnier Pocket edition. Swedish language. Softcover with pictorial card wrappers. Memoir of author's time in Paris in twenty chapters with black-and-white illustrations. 12mo. 7 x 4 1/3 inches. 4 oz. 224 pp. Shelf-wear. Stamp on first page. Toning. Text clean. Very Good Plus. ISBN: 9100100455. "In every generation, young people with artistic ambitions have gravitated toward Paris. Most have abandoned those ambitions, falling in love instead with the city and with each other. It is the 1950s; France has just lost the war in Indochina and traded it for another, the Algerian War. I believe this is the reason why we young foreigners were able to isolate ourselves so thoroughly from the everyday life of Paris and fall in love with a version of the city that didn't really exist; yet we existed, and nothing and no one stopped us from falling in love with each other and with ourselves. With the war as a backdrop, we were in a hurry, for sooner or later some great power would resort to the atomic bomb, for the simple reason that they had promised one another not to use it. Infatuation could turn into love, and some of us believed it was possible to betray love. It is not.".…