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Proust | Three Dialogues.

BECKETT, Samuel (1906-1989), and DUTHUIT, Georges (1891-1973).

London: John Calder, 1965. [Literary and Art Criticism] FIRST THUS. Octavo (21 x 14cm), pp.126 [2]. Publisher's purple cloth with gilt titles to spine. With the orange dust-jacket, priced at 18s. A nice crisp, clean copy, with just a little wear to jacket edges. Near fine. A republication of Beckett's 1931 essay on the work of Marcel Proust, together with three dialogues with Georges Duthuit on Modern Art, transcribed from memory in 1949. Item #60039

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