Ilka krupkin (8 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Usado - Bueno. Usado - Bueno.

Zustand: Usado - Bueno. Usado - Bueno.

First edition. 109 pp. Light toning to spine and extrems, else near fine in printed wrappers. Tipped-in frontispiece, a color lithograph by Héctor Basaldúa. One of 1515 copies. Contemporary presentation, warmly inscribed by Krupkin, "a los siempre recordados amigos; / a Agustín [Larrauri], a Delia [Nimo], a toda la tribu Larrauri; ab imo pectore / Ilka Krupkin / Vergara 1891 / Florida (B.A.) / Buenos Aires, Argentina.".…

29 páginas. 8vo., rústica.

92 páginas. 8vo., media tela con deterioros. No conserva la tapa delantera.

First edition, numbered issue. 34 pp. Toning to extrems, else near fine in printed wrappers and edge-toned glassine. One of 20 numbered copies printed on Witcel Azure paper SIGNED by both poet and printer. Contemporary presentation, additionally INSCRIBED by Krupkin, a member of the "Martin Fierro" group, to close friends -- the writer Agustín Larrauri and the artist Delia Nimo. …

Small square 8vo, pp.92, [2]; woodcut printer's device to title and final verso; sporadic foxing, particularly to Act I; else a good copy, partially uncut, in the original wrappers printed in black and burgundy; extremities slightly creased; signed by the author on the half-title, dated 1953.Scarce first edition, signed by the author, of a play following a female ship's captain navigating the waters of a tropical storm, printed by an émigré publisher at the heart of the Buenos Aires literary scene.Ilka Krupkin was the pseudonym of Elias Jolodovski (19021980), poet, playwright and author of the novels La taza de chocolate (1926) and El hombre que perdió el sueño (1928), who emigrated from Russia to Argentina as a child. The protagonist of his play, Gudruna, whose name recalls the powerful wife of the Germanic hero Sigurd, allows the passionate heat of the Tropics to sow seeds of doubt in her relationship with her first pilot and to conjure lust from their friendship. As a sensational and controversial representation of female sexuality in early twentieth-century Argentina, a contemporary critic thought the purpose of the play was 'to show that the civilized woman would love like a savage if it were not for public opinion' (Barnes). Twenty years later, Gudruna Trogstad, capitana was performed by the Federación Argentina de Teatros Independientes (FATI) at the Teatro del Pueblo, Latin America's first independent theatre, between 1950 and 1951. The MoldovanJewish printer Manuel Gleizer (18891966), a key figure in twentieth-century Argentinian publishing, also emigrated from Russia c.1908 and opened a bookshop in Villa Crespo, the Jewish quarter of Buenos Aires, in 1922, subsequently publishing works of politics, literature, and Judaica; his bookshop was a popular meeting place for young writers, notably Krupkin (a friend of Alberto Gerchunoff and Leopoldo Marechal) and Jorge Luis Borges, whose El idioma de los Argentinos Gleizer would later publish. OCLC finds four copies in the US (Kansas, Pennsylvania State, Stony Brook, Stanford), and none in the UK; not in Library Hub. See Barnes, Books abroad 6:1 (1932), p.29. Language: Spanish & Catalan.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Regular. Librería Aves Del Paraíso. Descripción del libro. Título: Poema mecanografiado. Pedro Catasus Media Vida En " La Nación " Autor: Ilka Krupkin Lugar: Sin especificar Año: 1966 Encuadernación: Sin encuadernar Páginas: 1 Estado General: Regular Medidas: 42,5x30cm Peso: 15grs Idioma: Español Detalles: Poema mecanografiado en tinta roja con la firma del autor al pie. Desgaste en los márgenes, rasgado del lado derecho (ver fotos). Todos nuestros artículos son revisados antes de ser publicados. LAS IMÁGENES DE NUESTRAS PUBLICACIONES SON ORIGINALES DE NUESTROS ARTÍCULOS. Firmado por el autor.…