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Born17 juin 1932
Died23 juillet 2016
LanguageFrench
NationalityFrance
Romancier et théoricien de l'écriture
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  1. Bristol postal autographe signé concernant le projet d'organisation d'un colloque sur Raymond RousselBristol postal autographe signé concernant le projet d'organisation d'un colloque sur Raymond Roussel
    Jean RICARDOU

    Bristol postal autographe signé concernant le projet d'organisation d'un colloque sur Raymond Roussel

    Paris 5 Octobre 1975|8 x 12.50 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
    Bristol autograph signed by Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic and professor at the University of Vincennes-Saint Denis, about a symposium on Raymond Roussel organized at the initiative of Gilbert Lascault and Georges Raillard and which Jean Ricardou was invited to participate.
    20 lines in felt, envelope attached.
    "P, 5/10/75.
    Okay, in principle, dear Raillard, to participate in an Arc on Roussel. And thank you Lascault and you for thinking that I could take place. For me, it will be a matter of time; Still, the deadlines are very reasonable. At first glance, what I do not see is a RR / NR ratio at different levels, but maybe in the...
    €60
  2. Lettre autographe signée à Georges Raillard à propos d'une erreur s'étant glissée dans un article qu'il a rédigé pour un numéro de la revue L'Arc consacré à Raymond RousselLettre autographe signée à Georges Raillard à propos d'une erreur s'étant glissée dans un article qu'il a rédigé pour un numéro de la revue L'Arc consacré à Raymond Roussel
    Jean RICARDOU

    Lettre autographe signée à Georges Raillard à propos d'une erreur s'étant glissée dans un article qu'il a rédigé pour un numéro de la revue L'Arc consacré à Raymond Roussel

    25 Mars 1977|16 x 21.50 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
    Autograph letter signed by Jean Ricardou to Georges Raillard, literary critic and specialist of the New Romanesque, initiator, with Gilbert Lascault, number 68 of the magazine L'Arc dedicated to Raymond Roussel and his work.
    24 lines in black felt, envelope attached.
    Ricardou, after having welcomed the receipt of the issue of the journal to which he contributed: "I receive the" Roussel "from the ARC and thank you for your kindness, in the opening, with regard to my text " , complains of an error of impression rendering " a passage, rather little secondary, quite incomprehensible ".
    He therefore begs Georges Raillard to remedy...
    €100
  3. Lettre autographe signée Lettre autographe signée
    Jean RICARDOU

    Lettre autographe signée

    8 septembre 1973|21 x 29.70 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
    Autograph letter signed by Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic and specialist painters Antoni Tapies and Joan Miro.
    18 lines in black felt, envelope attached.
    Ricardou talks to his audience at a future symposium: " It is nice to respond favorably, [Claude] Simon will be very happy too, but I would like you to be able to tell me about your subject as soon as possible ". It could be Raillard's speech on Michel Butor, as part of the famous literary colloquiums of Cerisy.
    €80
  4. Lettre autographe signée Lettre autographe signée
    Jean RICARDOU

    Lettre autographe signée

    Cannes 12 juillet 1972|21 x 29.70 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
    Autograph letter signed by Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic and specialist painters Antoni Tapies and Joan Miro.
    18 lines in black felt, envelope attached.
    Ricardou talks to his audience at a future symposium: " It is nice to respond favorably, [Claude] Simon will be very happy too, but I would like you to be able to tell me about your subject as soon as possible ". This is a lecture on Claude Simon which was held the following year, in the framework of the famous literary colloquiums of the castle of Cerisy.
    €80
  5. Carte postale autographe Carte postale autographe
    Jean RICARDOU

    Carte postale autographe

    10 août 1972|14.50 x 10.50 cm|une carte postale
    Signed autograph postcard of Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic and professor at the University of Vincennes-Saint Denis.
    12 lines in felt, envelope attached.
    Ricardou is applying for the University of Vincennes:
    "Dear Georges Raillard,
    I received the file and returned it in due course, it seems to me, after having completely completed it. [...] Thank you again for your good care. [...] "
    €50
  6. "vous savez l'estime en laquelle je tiens vos investigations""vous savez l'estime en laquelle je tiens vos investigations"
    Jean RICARDOU

    "vous savez l'estime en laquelle je tiens vos investigations"Autograph letter signed to Georges Raillard

    21 juin 1973|21 x 27 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
    Autograph letter signed by Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic and specialist novel New.
    12 lines in black felt, envelope attached.
    Ricardou maintains his address for a future symposium on Claude Simon at Cerisy Castle. : " Would you like to come and give a lecture? Claude [Simon] really liked your work on Triptique and you know the esteem in which I hold your investigations."
    €80
  7. Penser la littérature aujourd'huiPenser la littérature aujourd'hui
    Jean RICARDOU

    Penser la littérature aujourd'hui

    S. n.|s. l. s. d. [circa 1972]|16 x 24.50 cm|agrafé
    First edition printed to a small number of this reprint reprinted and extending various indications proposed in "Problems of the New Roman" and "For a theory of the New Roman".
    Signed autograph of Jean Ricardou to Georges Raillard: "These few elements, dear Georges Raillard, to thank you for your" Nausea "(and especially to have mentioned this beginning where I was involved) and because I can thus say again my friendship."
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  8. Bristol  autographe signé concernant la réception d'un article que Georges Raillard a écrit sur Nathalie Sarraute et à propos du prochain colloque de Cerisy et de son organisationBristol  autographe signé concernant la réception d'un article que Georges Raillard a écrit sur Nathalie Sarraute et à propos du prochain colloque de Cerisy et de son organisation
    Jean RICARDOU

    Bristol autographe signé concernant la réception d'un article que Georges Raillard a écrit sur Nathalie Sarraute et à propos du prochain colloque de Cerisy et de son organisation

    Paris 7 Juin 1971|7 x 10 cm|une feuille recto-verso avec enveloppe
    Bristol autograph signed 25 lines of Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic of the New Roman and professor at the University of Vincennes-Saint Denis, about the good reception of an article that he wrote on Nathalie Sarraute : " I find the reprinted from your article on Nath Sarraute, I thank you for it immediately and say to you, whereas an urgent work prevents me from reading it immediately, how attractive to me the constellations misogynical and metaphysical that a seductive table proposes. "
    Jean Ricardou explains the progress and organization of the next symposium Cerisy : "There will be in Cerisy, for each participant, a small folder containing...
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  9. Improbables strip-teasesImprobables strip-teases
    Jean RICARDOU

    Improbables strip-teases

    Odradek|Liège 1973|15.50 x 23.50 cm|broché
    First Edition printed 350 copies.
    Back and marginally insolated boards, nice interior state.
    Signed autograph of Jean Ricardou to Georges Raillard: "Improbable stripteases and calculated shells, his mistakes ... involuntary A Georges Raillard to say thank you for his beautiful book on a writer who knows how to break by enfurcations by redactions."
    Some handwritten corrections of Jean Ricardou in the text.
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  10. Carte postale autographe signéeCarte postale autographe signée
    Jean RICARDOU

    Carte postale autographe signée

    Cannes 17 juin1976|21 x 29.70 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
    Signed autograph postcard of Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic and specialist painters Antoni Tapies and Joan Miro.
    12 lines in felt, envelope attached.
    Ricardou asks his friend for his help in an inscription: "I received the file and sent it in due course, it seems to me, after having completely completed it, but I did not have any Acknowledgment Thank you again for your good care "
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  11. Nouveaux problèmes du romanNouveaux problèmes du roman
    Jean RICARDOU

    Nouveaux problèmes du roman

    Seuil|Paris 1978|14 x 20.50 cm|broché
    First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
    Back insolated and wrinkled.
    Autograph dedication signed by Jean Ricardou to Georges Raillard: "... these few so-called theoretical places, which I forget, once again, to be friendly to him."
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  12. Le nouveau romanLe nouveau roman
    Jean RICARDOU

    Le nouveau roman

    Seuil|Paris 1973|12 x 18 cm|broché
    First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
    Nice copy.
    Signed autograph of Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard: "... fighting partner, and friendly, the other night ..."
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  13. La prise de ConstantinopleLa prise de Constantinople
    Jean RICARDOU

    La prise de Constantinople

    Les Editions de Minuit|Paris 1965|13.50 x 18.50 cm|broché
    first edition on plain paper.
    autograph dedication of the author an autograph signed by Jean Ricardou to Pierre Dumayet: "... two entries - and several books, perhaps ..."
    Back insulated.
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