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ALTOMARE, Aldo & Federico GARCIA LORCAVeinte poemas de Federico Garcia Lorca con grabados de Aldo Altomare
Buenos Aires, Editorial Guillermo Kraft Limitada 1953 - Edizione originale di 100 es. numerati
Venti poesie di Federico Garcia Lorca. Con 20 acqueforti originali di Aldo Altomare (Bari, 1923), numerate e firmate dall'Artista (cm 20,5x14,6)
Esemplare XCVII
Folio, pp. 88 Fogli sciolti in custodia illustrata (loose as issued in original portfolio) Ottimo (Fine)After publishing “Rime dell'Urbe e del suburbio” in 1908, he sent his book of lyrics “Procellarie” to Marinetti and immediately joined Futurism, sending the poem Apocalisse, published in an issue of Poesia. ‘It was not by chance that I adopted the combative pseudonym of Libero Altomare when I joined the Futurists, defying the ironic incomprehension of some of my self-styled friends of both sexes'. He met Marinetti and took part in the evening at the Mercadante in Naples in April 1910, in July he signed the Futurist Venice manifesto and on 11 January that of the Futurist playwrights [...] Although he formed a Futurist group in Rome Altomare abandoned Futurism in June 1915 announcing it in the Piccolo giornale d'Italia (P. Hulten, "Futurismo & Futurismi. Bompiani, 1986)
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