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André BRETON Carton d'invitation à la 26ème exposition des Surindépendants en Novembre 1959, signé et annoté au verso par André Breton

André BRETON

Carton d'invitation à la 26ème exposition des Surindépendants en Novembre 1959, signé et annoté au verso par André Breton

S.n., Paris 1959, 12,3x7,9cm, un carton d'invitation.


Invitation card to the 26th exhibition of the Surindépendants in November 1959, signed and annotated on the back by André Breton
n. n. | Paris 1959 | 12.3 x 7.9 cm | an invitation card
 

Invitation card to the 26th exhibition of the Surindépendants which took place from 7 to 29 November 1959 at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
On the front is André Breton's handwritten signature in blue ink, on the back and in red ink – still in the hand of the Pape du Surréalisme – are enigmatic calculations as well as several anagrams of his name and that of his wife: “Barnedtroen” for André Breton and “Berleitsoan” for Elisa Breton.
Card very lightly bent in the lower right margin, minor.
 
We have not found any other copy of this rare invitation card.

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