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Auction archive: Lot number 49

Two letters to Gregory Corso from James Laughlin and Frederick Martin at New Directions Publishing Corporation, one with a holograph note from Allen Ginsberg [and] "Declaration of Three" to World's Writers Appeals for Liberty of Nicaragua

Estimate
US$200 - US$300
Price realised:
n. a.
Auction archive: Lot number 49

Two letters to Gregory Corso from James Laughlin and Frederick Martin at New Directions Publishing Corporation, one with a holograph note from Allen Ginsberg [and] "Declaration of Three" to World's Writers Appeals for Liberty of Nicaragua

Estimate
US$200 - US$300
Price realised:
n. a.
Beschreibung:

Title: Two letters to Gregory Corso from James Laughlin and Frederick Martin at New Directions Publishing Corporation, one with a holograph note from Allen Ginsberg [and] "Declaration of Three" to World's Writers Appeals for Liberty of Nicaragua Author: Place: New York Publisher: Date: Various dates Description: Includes: Two one-page typed letters, signed. 11x8½". On the letterhead of New Directions Publishing Corporation. One envelope present. Two letters to Gregory Corso from publishers James Laughlin and Frederick R. Martin. The first, from Martin on February 1, 1978, addressed to Corso at City Lights Books in San Francisco regarding current happenings in the poet's life and a push to finish work on a volume titled "Heirlooms." Fellow poet Allen Ginsberg adds a holograph note in the blank space "Gregory - I'm in the office! Get it on! Gather ye poetic roses while ye may! Love Allen." The second letter, from James Laughlin (secretarially signed), dated July 28, 1978 with a second push to complete work on 'Heirlooms" and other friendly matters. No work by Corso title Heirlooms was ever published. Corso's next work for New Directions would be "Herald of the Autochthonic Spirit" in 1981. Mimeograph typescript, printed on one side only. 11x8½". Joint statement by three writers which declares "a common ground between three cultures, and defines the prospect for a liberty for Nicaragua independent of ambitions by either Cold-war Superpower to dominate the Nicaraguan national scene." Inscribed by Ginsberg on the first sheet to fellow poet Gregory Corso. Inscription dated February 9, 1982. Lot Amendments Condition: Creased from mailing, lightly worn; very good. Item number: 283251

Auction archive: Lot number 49
Auction:
Datum:
27 Jul 2017
Auction house:
PBA Galleries
1233 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
pba@pbagalleries.com
+1 (0)415 9892665
+1 (0)415 9891664
Beschreibung:

Title: Two letters to Gregory Corso from James Laughlin and Frederick Martin at New Directions Publishing Corporation, one with a holograph note from Allen Ginsberg [and] "Declaration of Three" to World's Writers Appeals for Liberty of Nicaragua Author: Place: New York Publisher: Date: Various dates Description: Includes: Two one-page typed letters, signed. 11x8½". On the letterhead of New Directions Publishing Corporation. One envelope present. Two letters to Gregory Corso from publishers James Laughlin and Frederick R. Martin. The first, from Martin on February 1, 1978, addressed to Corso at City Lights Books in San Francisco regarding current happenings in the poet's life and a push to finish work on a volume titled "Heirlooms." Fellow poet Allen Ginsberg adds a holograph note in the blank space "Gregory - I'm in the office! Get it on! Gather ye poetic roses while ye may! Love Allen." The second letter, from James Laughlin (secretarially signed), dated July 28, 1978 with a second push to complete work on 'Heirlooms" and other friendly matters. No work by Corso title Heirlooms was ever published. Corso's next work for New Directions would be "Herald of the Autochthonic Spirit" in 1981. Mimeograph typescript, printed on one side only. 11x8½". Joint statement by three writers which declares "a common ground between three cultures, and defines the prospect for a liberty for Nicaragua independent of ambitions by either Cold-war Superpower to dominate the Nicaraguan national scene." Inscribed by Ginsberg on the first sheet to fellow poet Gregory Corso. Inscription dated February 9, 1982. Lot Amendments Condition: Creased from mailing, lightly worn; very good. Item number: 283251

Auction archive: Lot number 49
Auction:
Datum:
27 Jul 2017
Auction house:
PBA Galleries
1233 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
pba@pbagalleries.com
+1 (0)415 9892665
+1 (0)415 9891664
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