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Auguste Bolte (1980)

Kurt Schwitters avant-garde novella, with the bookseller's ticket of Surrealist John Lyle

Author

Kurt Schwitters, translated from the German by Robert Valancay, and with four illustrations by Jose Luis Cuevas

Publisher

Editions Galilee, Paris, 1980
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Printing Details

Limited edition, this being 1346/1400. Paperback in wraps, with glassine wrapper. 22 × 12cm, 90pp. French text.

Not signed by this copy with the bookseller's ticket (or tiny bookplate!) of John Lyle, the bibliophile and Surrealist. John Lyle (1932–2002) was a key figure in the post-war British Surrealist, working as an editor, publisher, activist, and specialized antiquarian bookseller.

An avant-garde prose novella written by the German Dadaist artist Kurt Schwitters in 1923. Auguste Bolte, an obsessive woman who notices ten people walking down the street in the exact same direction. Convinced that they must all be heading toward a shared, vital goal, she decides to follow them to figure out what it is.

Condition

This copy is in very good condition, with a few small spots of light spotting foxing to the cover.

ISBN

2718601795

A note for our US buyers

As of July 2026, books remain duty-free. The price of the book incurs no extra US import fees.

Price

£20.00
 

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