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LEWIS, Wyndham.

One-Way Song.

London, Faber & Faber Limited, 1933.

Regular price  £300.00
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One-Way Song.

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A collection of satirical poetry by Wyndham Lewis. The loose card included here is from critic and Lewis disciple Hugh Gordon Porteus (1906-93), a poet in his own right and considered something of an eccentric, whose devotion to Wyndham Lewis included even dressing in a similar style. The card is written to author & activist Nancy Cunard (1896-1965), known particularly for her 1934 work Negro: An Anthology, and refers to this copy of One-Way Song which it seems Porteus was gifting her.

Lewis gave a public reading of his One Way Song in 1933 in Kensington Gardens, to an audience comprised of Porteus and a flock of sheep...

First trade edition, 8vo; decorations by Wyndham Lewis, publisher's cloth, dust-jacket, browning to edges, torn with loss around spine-ends, some browning and marking, small closed tear with tape repair to foot of upper panel, some fraying to top edge; with related card from the art & literary critic Hugh Gordon Porteus bearing lengthy autograph inscription to Nancy Cunard and woodcut design in Vorticist style by Porteus loosely inserted.

Morrow & Lafourcade A21b.

Stock code 96557

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First edition of a collection of satirical poems by Wyndham Lewis, with related from critic Hugh Goden Porteus inscribed to Nancy Cunard.

One-Way Song.

Regular price  £300.00
Sale price  £300.00 Regular price 

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