demian, Ejemplar firmado (3 resultados)

INSCRIBED, DATED & SIGNED BY AUTHOR WITH A DRAWING OF A HORSE'S FACE, octavo, illus heavy card boards, orange & black lettering to boards & spine, motif of temples & trees in gold to front board with large simple face in a crown to front board, orange eps, illus prelims & title page, 130pp, illus, Near FINE (v. slight bruising to spine extrems and board corners).

2 (w.) Blatt, 256 Seiten, 2 (w.) Blatt. Original illustrierter Pappband in neuen weinroten Lederband gebunden. Der Originalumschlag mit Knickspuren. Widmungsexemplare des Demian sind mittlerweile sehr selten zu finden. Von Hermann Hesse in Bleistift eigenhändig an Paul Schoeck gewidmet. Dedicated by Hermann Hesse in pencil to the Swiss writer Paul Schoeck! Brunnen Vierwaldstätter See "Herrn Paul Schoeck von seinem HHesse". Paul Schoeck (1852-1952) war ein Schweizer Schriftsteller und Architekt. "Er ist, inhaltlich, nicht formal, das beste meiner Bücher" (Hesse an S. Fischer). Erste Ausgabe. - "Sinclair war das Pseudonym, das ich einst, in der bittersten Prüfungszeit meines Lebens, für einige meiner Aufsätze während des Krieges von 1914 und dann für den "Demian" gewählt habe, nicht ohne dabei an Hölderlins Freund und Gönner in Homburg zu denken" (aus Sinclairs Notizbuch). - Mileck II, 32. A. The Bird Must Fight Its Way Out of the Egg." #BTS #Korea Sprache: deutsch.

Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition. First American edition of the second of Hesse's novels to ever appear in the English language. Signed and briefly inscribed by Hesse in pencil on the front free endpaper. Bound in publisher's original cloth with a striking pattern stamped in black and red, with design repeated on the dust jacket. Near Fine Light foxing, endsheets offset. In a Very Good dust jacket with a large chip at the spine extending to the front panel, foxing and archival tape mends made to the interior. Additionally laid in is a typed and handwritten note, with the translation reading "Dear Doctor! I Have returned home again and am sending you a few more books, those you probably do not yet possess or are acquainted with. With kindest reguards and best wishes. Yours [signed] H Hesse.".