345 - Raoul Ubac - André Frénaud. *Vieux Pays* followed by *Campagne*. Paris, Maeght 1967. Includes 13 full-sheet etchings with embossed printing. Loose double sheets in original envelope and linen case.

Raoul Ubac - André Frénaud. *Vieux Pays* followed by *Campagne*. Paris, Maeght 1967. Includes 13 full-sheet etchings with embossed printing. Loose double sheets in original envelope and linen case. Auction call time: approx. 4:20 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of 125 copies (total print run 185). - Colophon signed by the artist and poet. - Printed on handmade Auvergne paper from Moulin Richard-de-Bas. - The etchings were printed by Atelier Arte; the text was printed by Fequet et Baudier. - André Frénaud (1907–1993) published exclusively poetry. He established a poetic ethic of authenticity based on the rejection of intellectual complacency; his writing reflects the constant contemplation of a tireless search for poetic revelation. In 1985, he received the Grand Prix national de poésie. Monod 5025 41.0 × 30.0 cm. 65, [11] pages. - Case with significant light discoloration around the edges. - Cover browned (with foxing spots). - A few pages with a few small foxing spots. English description: Includes 13 sheet-sized etchings with embossed printing. Loose double sheets in original wrapper. Together in a cloth case. One of 125 copies (total print run 185). - Colophon signed by the artist and poet. - Printed on handmade “papier d’Auvergne” from Moulin Richard-de-Bas. - The etchings were printed by Atelier Arte; the text was printed by Fequet et Baudier. - André Frénaud (1907–1993) published exclusively poetry. He established a poetic ethic of authenticity based on the rejection of intellectual complacency; his writing reflects the constant contemplation of a tireless search for poetic revelation. In 1985, he received the Grand Prix national de poésie. Case is heavily faded. - Wrapper is browned (foxed). - Some pages have a few tiny foxing spots.