MARINETTI (Filippo Tommaso).
Futurist Words in Freedom.
Milan: Poesia, 1919. -In-12, 194x127: 107 pp, (4 ff.), printed cover. Paperback.

First edition of this famous work by Marinetti, which can be considered the sum of Futurist research on writing. It includes 4 fold-out leaves included in the pagination.
EXEMPLAIRE OF THE RUSSIAN PAINTER, DECORATEUR AND COSTUMIER MIHAIL FEDOROVIČ LARIONOV (1881-1964), founder of "Rayonnisme", enriched with this autograph dispatch signed by the author on the first leaf:
to Michel // Larionov // with a // strong // handshake // FTMarinetti
Larionov was also the husband of the Russian avant-garde painter Natalija Sergeevna Goncharova (1881-1961), with whom he moved to France in 1914.
Front cover unravelled, one corner missing.
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MARINETTI (Filippo Tommaso). Futurist Words in Freedom. Milan: Poesia, 1919. -In-12, 194x127: 107 pp, (4 ff.), printed cover. Paperback. First edition of this famous work by Marinetti, which can be considered the sum of Futurist research on writing. It includes 4 fold-out leaves included in the pagination. EXEMPLAIRE OF THE RUSSIAN PAINTER, DECORATEUR AND COSTUMIER MIHAIL FEDOROVIČ LARIONOV (1881-1964), founder of "Rayonnisme", enriched with this autograph dispatch signed by the author on the first leaf: to Michel // Larionov // with a // strong // handshake // FTMarinetti Larionov was also the husband of the Russian avant-garde painter Natalija Sergeevna Goncharova (1881-1961), with whom he moved to France in 1914. Front cover unravelled, one corner missing.

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MARINETTI (Filippo Tommaso). Futurist Words in Freedom. Milan: Poesia, 1919. -In-12, 194x127: 107 pp, (4 ff.), printed cover. Paperback. First edition of this famous work by Marinetti, which can be considered the sum of Futurist research on writing. It includes 4 fold-out leaves included in the pagination. EXEMPLAIRE OF THE RUSSIAN PAINTER, DECORATEUR AND COSTUMIER MIHAIL FEDOROVIČ LARIONOV (1881-1964), founder of "Rayonnisme", enriched with this autograph dispatch signed by the author on the first leaf: to Michel // Larionov // with a // strong // handshake // FTMarinetti Larionov was also the husband of the Russian avant-garde painter Natalija Sergeevna Goncharova (1881-1961), with whom he moved to France in 1914. Front cover unravelled, one corner missing.
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