Słowacki- Trzy Poemata. 1st ed., Paris 1839.
Słowacki- Trzy Poemata.1st ed., Paris 1839.
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Today, we return to the topic of poets. First editions, first printings, and early editions of the works of three Romantic poets [Zygmunt Krasiński, Adam Mickiewicz, and Juljusz Słowacki] are gaining popularity. These publications are significant not only because of their important place in Polish literature, but also because of their tangible value, which, alongside valuable Polish old prints, can become a profitable alternative investment opportunity.
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SŁOWACKI Juliusz
Trzy poemata.
Paryż 1839. W Druk. i Księg. Polskiej, pp. [2], 121, [3], format 11,5 x 17,5 cm
First edition!
Incl.: Ojciec zadżumionych, W Szwajcarii, Wacław
Duża rzadkość!
The hardcover is made of full, contemporary, ornate leather. The fronts feature a decorative geometric border. The covers feature an intricately embossed harp. The spine is divided into fields, with raised bindings, embossing, and gilding. The endpapers are made of handmade marbled paper. The page trims are gilded, and the interiors of the covers are finished with a gold roller. The binding is reminiscent of antique bindings from the era!
Both kafrton publishing covers are preserved.
CONDITION: VERY GOOD/published cover after minor restoration, trace of a removed seal on the title page, minor discoloration, otherwise a VERY NICE COPY!
Juliusz Słowacki's "Three Poems" is a collection of three poems: "In Switzerland," "Father of the Plague," and "Wacław," published in Paris in 1839. This collection is considered one of the most important examples of Polish Romanticism, combining national themes with reflections on human existence. It is also a significant element of the author's oeuvre, demonstrating his versatility and the development of his poetic style.
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