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Nadja, a woman who writes, who draws, and is not only a person who is written about. The correspondence of the most novelistic and mythical person of surrealist literature.
[Correspondance] Lettres de Nadja à André Breton, [AB's Manuscripts] Nadja
Volume de la nouvelle édition de Nadja sur papier vert publié par Gallimard en 1963.
Deux images, une notice descriptive, un lien.
Volume de la nouvelle édition de Nadja relié, avec ex-libris, publié par Gallimard en 1963.
Trois images, une notice descriptive, un lien.
Volume de la nouvelle édition de Nadja, grand papier, publié par Gallimard en 1963.
Deux images, une notice descriptive, un lien.
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Folder containing Nadja’s letters and telegrams to Breton dated from 9 October 1926 to 4 March 1927.
An image, a descriptive note, a library.
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Ink drawing on paper tablecloth, from 1926, the year Nadja and André Breton met.
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Original drawing in black pencil signed by Nadja with handwritten text on the back, dating from 1926
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Épreuves de 39 reproductions photographiques qui illustrent le récit Nadja écrit par Breton et publié par Gallimard en 1928.
42 images, une notice descriptive, une bibliothèque, une exposition, une bibliographie.
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Nadja’s original drawings from 1926 in graphite and ink on a double sheet of laid paper folded in two.
Two images, a descriptive note, a library, a bibliography.
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For the new publication of his book in the "pocket collection" (collection de poche) Breton reunited these famous drawings of Nadja, some of them as illustrations discussed at length in the book.
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Proofs of promotional extracts from Nadja, dating from 1927, and corrected in André Breton's hand.
28 images, a descriptive note, a collection.
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A hardback folder illustrated with a vignette drawing of Nadja and André Breton’s monogram, dating from 1926.
An image, a description, a bibliography, library, links.
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A handwritten notebook with Breton’s notes about Nadja beginning on 16 October 1926.
42 images, a descriptive note, a library.
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Suite of seven photo-etched plates taken from Nadja's drawings
An image, a descriptive note (to be completed), a link.
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In the spring of 1928, the American journal, Transition, published a section of the beginning of André Breton's novel, Nadja, translated in English.
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Tirage photographique d'un dessin de Nadja utilisé par Breton pour illustrer Nadja.
Deux images, une notice courte, des liens.
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Typescripts (two versions) of a preface for the 1964 Livre de Poche edition of Nadja.
Four images, a descriptive note, a library.
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Original ink drawing on a piece of restaurant paper tablecloth (1926), in which Nadja's portrait appears in a crescent moon.
