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Hereditas Antikvárium
Fair Partner ✔
11. Könyvárverés

07-06-2024 17:00 - 07-06-2024 18:15
 
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Weöres Sándor: A fogak tornáca

Weöres Sándor: A fogak tornáca
Weöres Sándor: A fogak tornáca


(Bp., 1947.). Egyetemi ny. 80p. First edition. With poetical inscription on title page: "Kedves Feri, / emlékül egy rózsadombteteji / sétálásnak és kávézásnak, / irom ezt a verset Neked, nem másnak, / szeretettel Pataki Ferinek /...

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auction house Hereditas Antikvárium
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction Fair Partner ✔
11. Könyvárverés
date of exhibition 2024. május 27 - június 6. | hétköznap 11.00 - 17.00 óráig
auction contact +36 30 442 1386 | info@hereditasantikvarium.hu | www.hereditasantikvarium.hu
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2024-06-07/11-konyvarveres-hereditas
94. item
Weöres Sándor: A fogak tornáca
(Bp., 1947.). Egyetemi ny. 80p. First edition.
With poetical inscription on title page: "Kedves Feri, / emlékül egy rózsadombteteji / sétálásnak és kávézásnak, / irom ezt a verset Neked, nem másnak, / szeretettel Pataki Ferinek / Sanyi. 1950. nov. 6."
The recipient could not be identified. Pataki probably visited the poet at his home, who lived on Törökvész út with his wife from 1947. The fact that Weöres gave him two of his earlier volumes simultaneously suggests that they were not in constant contact. Despite this, the rare poetical inscriptions reveal an excellent relationship.
Original paper.