With an Introduction by Neruda

GARCÍA LORCA, Federico.

Poema del cante jondo. Santiago de Chile, Editorial Veloz, [1937].

8vo, pp. 151; paper browned, but a good copy in the original green printed wrappers, some slight discoloration to edges and spine.

£150

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Third edition, published in Santiago de Chile, with an introduction by Pablo Neruda.

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With an Introduction by Neruda

GARCÍA LORCA, Federico.

Poema del cante jondo. Santiago de Chile, Editorial Veloz, [1937].