COUTÉ, Gaston. La Chanson d'un gas qu'a mal tourné. - Lot 277

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COUTÉ, Gaston. La Chanson d'un gas qu'a mal tourné. - Lot 277
COUTÉ, Gaston. La Chanson d'un gas qu'a mal tourné. Paris, Eugène Rey, 1928. In-8, mahogany half-maroquin with corners, spine with false nerves decorated with gilded and mosaic art deco decoration, top edge gilded. Covers and spine preserved. 246 pages. 1 black photographic frontispiece portrait. Minor stain on inner flyleaf, small tear on last leaf. First collective edition of the poems and songs of Gaston Couté, the libertarian poet and chansonnier who, in the tradition of Jean Rictus, based his poetry on the use of slang, mixing in patois beauceron. One of 2,000 numbered copies on matt vellum (no. 40). Fiery and truculent anarchist, anticlerical and antimilitarist songs. Excellent condition.
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