Luis BUÑUEL

Extremely rare first edition of this pro­gram leaflet by the Studio 28 cinema, founded by Jean Mauclaire, featuring texts by the Surrealist group on Luis Buñuel's film L'Âge d'or.
Slight lacks on the spine, with two small tears at the head and foot, and a shad­ow mark at the head of the first cover.
Handwritten bookplate "Jean Vigo" — likely autograph — inscribed in black ink in the lower right corner of the page featuring Salvador Dalí's illustra­tion.
Literary contributions by Louis Aragon, André Breton, René Char, Salvador Dalí, Paul Éluard, Georges Sadoul and Tristan Tzara.
The program is illustrated with works by Hans Arp, Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, Man Ray, and Yves Tangu

Typescript of Buñuel's last screenplay, which has remained unpublished. 
Half marbled sheep over beige paper boards, spine in five compartments, bound for Buñuel.
The unpublished original typescript of Buñuel's screenplay, comprising 109 leaves with numerous corrections and deletions from Jean-Claude Carrière, who was a collaborator of the director's for nigh on twenty years, and two leaves entirely written in the latter's hand.
11 leaves bound in at the beginning, extracts from the autobiographical text Pesimismo (1980) by Buñuel.
This screenplay, entirely unpub

 1963, 210 x 275 mm (8 1/4 x 10 13/16 ”), 155 ff mimeographed, original wrappers

Unpublished original mimeographed typescript of 155 leaves. Signature of Luis Buñuel to lower right of final leaf. Numerous manuscript annotations in biro by Luis Buñuel.
Numerous underlinings (stage instructions) in color pencil.
An original collage by Buñuel to upper cover, made of newspaper and pastels and with the manuscript note “Madrid 1963”. Manuscript title down spine and date at foot.
Adapted from the novel by the Spanish writer Benito Pérez Galdós, Tristana tells the story of an orphan girl from To