Teodora Constantin
Junior Jewelry & Elegance Appraisal Office
188. Lot consisting of "In Search of Lost Time. Swan", by Marcel Proust, Bucharest, 1945, with the ex libris of the writer Pericle Martinescu, from whose collection also comes a manuscript of his referring to the translation of Proust's work, 1967
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188. Lot consisting of "In Search of Lost Time. Swan", by Marcel Proust, Bucharest, 1945, with the ex libris of the writer Pericle Martinescu, from whose collection also comes a manuscript of his referring to the translation of Proust's work, 1967
Not sold
Selling price
EUR 75
22 x 15.5 cm
The manuscript probably represents an article by Pericle Martinescu about Radu Cioculescu's translation of Proust's work. It consists of four dictation sheets written in pencil and dated February 20, 1967. On the pages of the volume, there are several underlines and annotations made by the writer.
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