Pearl Buck. *east Wind, West Wind*. 1947 Edition. Illustrated By Gérard-mond
Here is a beautiful 1947 edition of the first novel about China by Pearl Buck (1892–1973), known as Zenzhu to the Chinese, who embraced her as a national writer.
From her earliest childhood, she lived in China with her missionary parents, immersing herself in Chinese culture, of which she became a champion.
Her epic novels achieved international success, and in 1938 she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
This French translation is illustrated with lovely engravings, with the colors applied using a stencil by Raymond Gérard, known as Gérard-Mond (1892–1980), a Parisian painter and illustrator.
This is a numbered edition printed on vellum, in very good condition.
From her earliest childhood, she lived in China with her missionary parents, immersing herself in Chinese culture, of which she became a champion.
Her epic novels achieved international success, and in 1938 she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
This French translation is illustrated with lovely engravings, with the colors applied using a stencil by Raymond Gérard, known as Gérard-Mond (1892–1980), a Parisian painter and illustrator.
This is a numbered edition printed on vellum, in very good condition.
60 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Width: 17 cm
Height: 24 cm
Reference (ID): 1803329
Availability: In stock
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