The open man

Collection "The Golden Age". 6th notebook in the collection.

"Alain Gheerbrant was born in 1920. Editor, explorer, ethnologist, filmmaker, essayist, and memoirist in turn, this man of a thousand lives admits only one true loyalty: the one he still dedicates to poetry. His whole life has been a poetic expression. Oscillating between Hans Arp's blue star and Antonin Artaud's black sun, both of which he published after the war with Editions K, he has constantly taken alternative paths. His many books attest to this: Orénoque Amazone, published in 1952, and the Dictionnaire des Symboles, the first edition of which dates from 1969, are among the most famous."

ORIGINAL EDITION limited to 525 numbered copies. This is one of the 500 copies numbered on white vellum paper.