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Lumen, 1964. Colección: Palabra e Imagen. Novela. 93 páginas salpicadas con fotografías b/n a página completa. 22 x 21. Tapa dura de editorial ilustrada. Sin subrayados ni anotaciones. Buen estado de conservación.

Issued without dustjacket. Text in Spanish. VG+ (spine weakening, edgewear). SIGNED by Nobel Laureate Cela on half-title. More than 20 photographs of aspiring toreadors in Spain. The only signed copy on the market (October 2018); only two found in OCLC (both housed in The British Library). A scarce book, particularly difficult to find signed.

Los viejos Amigos obra primera edicion de Camilo Jose Cela, dedicada y firmada a Jaume, en excelente estado de conservacion y completa. Un obra maravillosa de la literatura y obra de Cela. Editado en Barcelona. 318 pages completo. Excellent first edition Signed by Camilio Jose Cela, complete and on very good condition.

[EDICION DE LUJO LIMITADA].- Barcelona: Ediciones Alfaguara, 1971.- 80 p., [3 h.]: Preciosas ilustraciones a todo color intercaladas entre el texto; Gran Folio (33,4 x 23,5 cm); Portada a tres tintas; Excelente impresión sobre grueso y fuerte papel de hilo de alta calidad; Enc. editorial en Holandesa Tela estampada con lomo en guaflex tipo pergamino.- (Col. Caleidoscopio Callejero, Marítimo y Campestre de C. J. C. para el Reino y Ultramar. Nº 1.).- Edición limitada y numerada de 600 ejemplares numerados del 49 al 648, teniendo este ejemplar el Nº 552. Con las firmas autógrafas de Cela (a tinta) y de Espaldíu (a lápiz). RARO.* Excelente estado. LITERATURA Y FILOSOFÍA ESPAÑOLAS DE LOS SIGLOS XIX-XXI Y SU HISTORIA EN GENERAL Libro en español

Idioma español. Ejemplar en muy buen estado. Encuadernación de tapa dura, en plena tela de la editorial, con estuche. Dimensiones: 25x17 - 334 pp. Ilustrado. Ejemplar numerado, de una tirada de L, en papel de hilo y firmado por el autor.

Premio Nobel de Literatura del año 1989. PRIMERA EDICIÓN. FIRST EDITION / FIRST PRINTING. EXCELENTE ejemplar DEDICADO y FECHADO por el autor al escritor Luis Racionero / DEDICATED and DATED by the author to the writer Luis Racionero. Editado en tapa dura, con sobrecubierta, en muy buen estado de conservación. Este es el título escogido por Camilo José Cela para el segundo volumen de sus memorias. Abarca desde el final de la infancia hasta 1942, fecha de la aparición de La familia de Pascual Duarte. Se trata de un obsequio personlizado del autor en el 80 aniversario de su nacimiento. Conserva una funda de polipiel rojo, con letras doradas impresas en la cubierta y el lomo, dedicado a Luis Racionero y con la fecha del 80 aniversario del nacimiento de Camilo José Cela (11 de mayo de 1996). Se trata de un ejemplar único, raro, de coleccionista. EXCEPCIONAL. Interior en perfecto estado. 375 pp + Índice + Nota editorial

Manuscrito Camilo Jose Cela sobre dibujo Original de Subirachs.

239 S., OKart. m. OU., gut erhalten 6. Auflage, Hs. signiert: "A Karl Gunter Simon, con el mejor afecto de su amigo Camilo José Cela, Palma de Mallorca 18.II.61" Sprache: Spanisch. Aufgrund der EPR-Regelung kann in folgende Länder KEIN Versand mehr erfolgen: Bulgarien, Finnland, Frankreich, Griechenland, Luxemburg, Österreich, Polen, Rumänien, Schweden, Slowakei, Spanien.

November 1, 1985; Limited edition (#767/1000); signed by artist. Text in Spanish/Espanol. Near Fine HC in Very Good slipcase. Dark green cloth over boards, gilt stamped titles on front cover and spine; illustrated end papers; 57 full page color plates recto with short text verso. Bright, clean, square covers and spine; tightly bound; bright, clean interior; 2 of the color plates have small area (3/4 inch and 1/2 inch) of partial paper lift where plate adhered to facing text page; corresponding color on the 2 text pages; colophon gives print information and run indicating 1000 thus (this being No 767) and 39 more limited copies; artist full signature in black ink below print statement. Slip case is covered in matching green cloth with full page color illustration on paper panel with titles in black at upper half; unprinted off-white paper panel on rear face; green silk ribbon attached interior to facilitate volume removal from slipcase. Slipcase is square and sound; bright, clean on front illustrated face and on edges; rear panel is scuffed, lightly soiled. Oblong 4to, unpaged (57 plates with facing text; short text prologue. Cf, OCLC #15409009.

Editorial Lumen, 1964. First edition, first printing. With original dedication and signature by Camilo José Cela! Martin Parr, The Photobook, vol 1, page 220/221. Hardcover without jacket (as issued). 227 x 210 mm (9 x 8 1/2 in), 92 pages. 34 black&white photographs, including 1 gatefold. Text by Camilo José Cela; photographs by Juan (Joan) Colom; design by Christián (Christian) Civici and Oscar Tusquets. Condition: Inside and outside lightly used; fold-out page lightly creased. Two blind stamps of previous owner on first pages. Title page with very personal and early dedication by the author: "A.Camilo José Cela. Barcelona. 7.1.72"! Unique copy! Collector`s item! The book is the genious cooperation between spain`s leading and most controversial writer and Nobel Prize Winner for literature (1989) Camilo José Cela and the leading photographer in the Catalan Photographic Group as one of the publishers most controversial books, due entirely to its erotic content, which brought it much condemnation. Characteristically, Cela`s text is brutal and frankly ribald. Colom`s pictures are of prostitutes in the Raval, the Chinese quarter of Barcelona. I discovered the Barrio Chino in 1958, I understood that it was my world. I was fascinated by its diversity and its social richnessI literally got sucked in by the human quality of these characters. Every weekend for more than two years, Joan Colom explored the "bas-fonds" of Barcelona, the Raval neighbourhood that is known today as the "Barrio Chino". Concerned with remaining discreet and breaking with the aesthetic traditions of his elders, he began by photographing without aiming the camera. Only whilst printing would he decide on the precise frame for each image. He saw himself as an impassioned witness of a social theatre and his work as a search for authentic "images that touch me." Today, the "imaginaire" of urban life of the Barrio Chino is rooted in Colom's images. His work was praised early on by personalities such as Ramon Massats and Joseph Maria Casademont who wrote in 1961: "With Joan Colom, we are entering a new phase of our history of photography." In these images the modernist avantgarde of the fifties is interwined with the "dark" and pessimistic tradition of Spain during the Franco era. Joan Colom was born in Barcelona in 1921. Following military service, he became an accountant in a firm where he stayed until his retirement in 1986. But at the age of 36 he also developed a passion for photography, joining the Photographic Association of Catalonia where he very quickly learnt the technical skills that helped him in his atypical career.***************Editorial Lumen, Barcelona, 1964. Erstausgabe. Spanische Originalausgabe. Mit Original-Widmung und Signatur von Camilo José Cela! Sensationeller, neuwertiger Zustand! Martin Parr, The Photobook, vol 1, page 220/221. Hardcover ohne Schutzumschlag (nur so erschienen). 227 x 210 mm. 92 Seiten. 34 schwarz-weiß Fotografien inklusive einer ausklappbaren Tafel. Design von Christián (Christian) Civici and Oscar Tusquets. Zustand: Innen und aussen mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren; ausklappbare Seite mit leichten Knicken. Zwei Blindstempel des Vorbesitzers auf den ersten Seiten. Titelseite mit sehr persönlichen Worten und früher Widmung des Autors: "A.Camilo José Cela. Barcelona. 7.1.72"! Die geniale Kooperation zwischen einem der umstrittensten Autoren und Nobelpreisträger für Literatur (1989) Camilo José Cela und einem der führenden Fotografen der katalanischen Fotovereinigung Juan (Joan) Colom herausgegeben von Editorial Lumen als eine ihrer umstrittensten Publikationen der damaligen Zeit aufgrund des erotischen Inhalts. Coloms Bilder zeigen die Prostituierten in Raval, dem "Chinatown" von Barcelona. Der Spanier Colom (geb. 1921) fotografierte diese Serie Anfang der sechziger Jahre in Barcelonas Stadtteil Raval. Er löste die Kamera aus, ohne durch den Sucher zu schauen, folgte als Amateur der Fotografie, und wird jetzt, achtzig-jährig, in