[SHERSHENEVICH, Vadim Gabrielevich, translator and editor.] VILDRAC, Charles, and Georges DUHAMEL.
Teoriia svobodnogo stikha (zametki o poeticheskoi tekhnike) [Theory of Free Verse (Notes on Poetic Technique)].
Moscow, “Imazhinisty”, 1920.
Small 4to, pp. 48; light browning; uncut and partially unopened in the original printed wrappers.
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Teoriia svobodnogo stikha (zametki o poeticheskoi tekhnike) [Theory of Free Verse (Notes on Poetic Technique)].
First edition of Shershenevich’s translation of Vildrac and Duhamel’s Notes sur la technique poétique (1910), ‘which served as the basis for Shershenevich’s theory of the “vers libre of images,” in his imagist book, 2 × 2 = 5 (1920)’ (Terras).
OCLC records copies at Waseda, Getty, Harvard, and Wisconsin. Getty 716; not in Kilgour.
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