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Dinko Šimunović: Alkar Zagreb 1933. Tvrdi uvez, platno, sa zlatotiskom 100pp 19x25,5 cm. U odličnom stanju. Dinko Šimunović (Knin, 1873. - Zagreb, 1933.) Hrvatski književnik. Jedan od vodećih autora hrvatske moderne. Alkar je prvi put objavljen 1908. u Savremeniku, a prvo je izdanje objavljeno 1922. u Beogradu. Teško bolestan, Šimunović je 1933. ležao u bolnici u Zagrebu, a grupa istaknutih umjetnika tog doba pokrenula je objavljivanje posebnog izdanja Alkara. Poprsje Dinka Šimunovića za ovo izdanje rad je Ivana Meštovića. Ilustracije su radili Vilko Gecan, Joza Kljaković, Fran Kršinić, Omer Mujadžić, Vanaj Radauš i Marijan Trepše. Umjetnička oprema omota rad je Vladimir Kirina. Tipografija je besplatno tiskala knjigu a pomoć kod izrade i prodaje su pružili Knjižara St. Kugli, Zemaljska tiskara, Knjižara Vasić, Industrija Papira te Jutarnji list i Nova Evropa. Predgovor ovom izdanju napisao je Vladimir Nazor. Samo nekoliko primjeraka ove knjige vlastoručno su potpisali: Dinko Šimunovic, Ivan Meštrovic, Vilko Gecan, Joza Kljaković, Fran Kršinić, Omer Mujadžić, Vanja Radauš, Marijan Trepše, Vladimir Kirin, Vladimir Nazor, Milan Čurcin i Josip Horvat

Antun Branko Šimić: Preobraženja (Metamorphoses) Naslovna strana Sava Šumanović Prvo izdanje. Zagreb, 1920. godina Antun Branko Šimić was born in Drinovci near Grude on November 18, 1898, the son of Vida and Martin Šimić. He was a poet, essayist, critic and translator. He is the author of Croatia's finest modernist poems, essays, literary and art criticism, debates on the new poetry, several short stories, a diary, autobiography, several unfinished plays for the theater, and an unfinished novel entitled Double Face. He attended primary school in his native village, followed by three years of secondary school at the Franciscan Classical Grammar School in Široki Brijeg. His education continued in Mostar, Vinkovci and Zagreb’s Downtown Grammar School. In 1917 he started a magazine for art and culture Vijavica (Whirlwind), for which he was forced to leave the school. In 1919 Šimić launched magazine Juriš (Attack) following the example of the German magazine Der Sturm. In 1923 Šimić launched his third journal Književnik (Writer). on May 2, 1925, at the age of 27, Šimić died of tuberculosis in Zagreb. Together with Tin Ujević and Miroslav Krleža, Šimić is considered one of the most prominent poets of Croatian modernism. He is known for the popularization of free verse and new compositional principles ("Tehnika pjesme"/"Technology of poem", 1923) as well as the definitive integration of Croatian poetry in European literary trends. Ever greater reception of his oeuvre, especially since the 1960s, confirms his status. Today critics hold his collection of poems "Preobraženja"/"Metamorphoses" (1920), among the best of modern Croatian poetry.

Predrag Matvejević: Razgovori s Miroslavom Krležom S potpisom Miroslava Krleže Prvo izdanje. Naprijed, Zagreb, 1969. godine. 13x20cm 178pp meki uvez s ovitkom Likovna oprema Slavo Marig. Tekstovi djelimično potcrtavani. U vrlo dobrom antikvarnom stanju,

Na Drini ćuprija. S potpisom dobitnika Nobelove nagrade za književnost. Prosveta, Beograd - Mladost, Zagreb - Svjetlost, Sarajevo 1963. Ćirilica. Potpis je na latinici, datiran godinom - 1964. Lijepo, luksuznije izdanje, tvrdi uvez - koža, iz edicije Sabranih djela, 1963. godine. Stanje - odlično. Autor: Ivo Andrić Izdavač: Prosveta - Mladost - Svjetlost Izdanje: posebno Godina: 1963 Uvez: tvrdi - koža“ Format: 14x20