MC KAY (Claude). Quartier noir (Home to Harlem). Paris, Ried - Lot 162

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MC KAY (Claude). Quartier noir (Home to Harlem). Paris, Ried - Lot 162
MC KAY (Claude). Quartier noir (Home to Harlem). Paris, Rieder, “Europe,” 1932, in-12, 287 pp., paperback (brown-stained spine, edges finely stitched). First edition, printed in a run of 300 copies, numbered 1/230, Alfa-tinted. "An American poet and novelist of Jamaican origin, Claude McKay is one of the iconic figures of the Harlem Renaissance, a literary and artistic movement that blossomed in New York in the early 1920s. He was an activist for the Black cause and a fellow traveler with revolutionary and communist circles, while always remaining critical of and at a distance from political apparatuses” (S. Bovshover). A fine copy.
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