Henri de REGNIER 1895 Poems 3 signed AUTOGRAPH letters ex. Larguier

  
Drawing and autographed poem signed to his muse - Le Pas Sage Bookstore. PARTIALLY ORIGINAL EDITION THE COPY OF LÉO LARGUIER FILLED WITH 3 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS FROM HENRI DE RÉGNIER TO LÉO LARGUIER. PARTIALLY ORIGINAL EDITION, bringing together the collections. 1892; this last one is increased by 5 poems. Someone dreams of dawn and shadow. Someone dreams of shadow and oblivion.

Discourse in front of the night. Copy from the ordinary print after 3 copies on Imperial Japan and 12 copies on Holland Van Gelder.

THE COPY OF LÉO LARGUIER, with his handwritten ex-libris on a white guard and on the false title. FILLED WITH 3 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS FROM HENRI DE RÉGNIER TO LÉO LARGUIER (2 loose, one mounted) testifying to a mutual admiration between the two poets. Letter from July 1905, mounted on the back of the printing justification. Thank you for sending me your House of the Poet. I opened the door and walked through the rooms. I found only harmonious strophes, beautiful or melancholic, and images skillfully draped in such attitudes. With an autographed note from Léo Larguier. Letter from Henri de Régnier thanking me for my first book. Letter from January 1908, a folded sheet in 2. Thank you for sending me your poem about Jacques. You managed to infuse it with emotion, the eloquence of your lyrical gift, incorporating it with a true mastery of the narrative that animates, unifies, and expands it, and supports these happily chosen and harmoniously linked episodes. Letter from June 27, 1935, I am happy that my article on your twenty images was pleasant to you and that it gave me the opportunity to briefly and imperfectly express the high esteem in which I hold the poet that you are.

Thank you for sending me the clipping that attests to your faithful sympathy. It is precious to me, as we are so isolated in the time we live in. Half red basane, ribbed spine, green title piece, gilded title, cover not preserved.

(Honfleur: December 28, 1864 - Paris: May 23, 1936).