[André VERDET-Jean René LAPLAYNE] - La Chèvre de Picasso. Éditions de Beaune, Paris, 1952. Copy dedicated to Jean-René Laplayne. - Les jours les nuits et puis l'aurore. Collection "se souvenir", Paris, 1949. Copy dedicated to Guisard. - L'homme au mouton by Pablo Picasso. Falaize, Paris, 1950. Copy dedicated to the newspaper La Marseillaise. Wear, stains, missing parts. Provenance: former Jean-René Laplayne collection. Jean-René Laplayne (real name Jean-Dominique Chiocca), was a journalist, editorial writer and former editor-in-chief of the Marseilles newspaper Le Provençal, then of La Corse from 1989. He had been writing poetry since his youth, and knew Aragon, Éluard and Joë Bousquet. LAPLAYNE also wrote for Cahiers du Sud, a literary magazine founded by the poet Jean Ballard.
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[André VERDET-Jean René LAPLAYNE]
- La Chèvre de Picasso.
Éditions de Beaune, Paris, 1952.
Copy dedicated to Jean-René Laplayne.
- Les jours les nuits et puis l'aurore.
Collection "se souvenir", Paris, 1949.
Copy dedicated to Guisard.
- L'homme au mouton by Pablo Picasso.
Falaize, Paris, 1950.
Copy dedicated to the newspaper La Marseillaise.
Wear, stains, missing parts.
Provenance: former Jean-René Laplayne collection.
Jean-René Laplayne (real name Jean-Dominique Chiocca), was a journalist, editorial writer and former editor-in-chief of the Marseilles newspaper Le Provençal, then of La Corse from 1989.
He had been writing poetry since his youth, and knew Aragon, Éluard and Joë Bousquet.
LAPLAYNE also wrote for Cahiers du Sud, a literary magazine founded by the poet Jean Ballard.
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