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63. PRIETO, Gregorio. Grecia: seis pinturas y seis dibujos de Gregorio Prieto. Madrid: Ediciones<br />
Insula (1949). 4to. A collection of twelve reproductions of paintings and drawings by the Spanish<br />
artist. Prieto (1897-1992) who was closely associated with the European avant-garde in the interwar<br />
years and a member of Generación del 27. He excelled as a portraitist and painted Lord<br />
Berners, Federico Garcia Lorca, Greta Garbo and Luis Cernuda, among many others. He also<br />
illustrated a number of books, many of which are sensual portrayals of young men.<br />
One of 275 copies, printed on heavyweight paper and laid into a folding paper portfolio.<br />
Very good, quite uncommon. $200.<br />
64. PRIME-STEVENSON, Edward. A Repertory of One Hundred Symphonic Programmes, for<br />
public auditions of the orthophonic phonograph-gramophone:<br />
with a prefatory on programme-making and conducting.<br />
Florence: Privately Printed [1932]. 205pp. One of<br />
Prime-Stevenson's most uncommon books, which bears<br />
a printed dedication to his great love, Harry Flagler.<br />
Prime-Stevenson, once described as "the mysterious<br />
father of American homophile literature," is widely considered<br />
to be the first modern American gay author. His<br />
works on music criticism were highly regarded and he<br />
published numerous articles and essays in the periodicals<br />
of the time.<br />
A very good copy in original printed wrappers,<br />
small chip to front corner (continuing for several<br />
pages), browning to edges, small stain to front endpaper,<br />
occasional light penciled marks. One of 200 numbered<br />
and signed copies, also inscribed in pencil by<br />
Prime-Stevenson on ffep to "PLM" (Philip L. Miller,<br />
scholar of European art song and chief music librarian<br />
of the Performing Arts Library at Lincoln Center).<br />
Interestingly, the author lists a number of works<br />
authored by him on the endpaper, some of which appear never to have been issued. Scarce.<br />
$750.