Nadja, un itinéraire surréaliste. Celte “Architecture of the Verb” collection

“Architecture of the Verb” collection

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Nadja, un itinéraire surréaliste. Celte “Architecture of the Verb” collection"I saw his fern eyes open in the morning onto a world where the wingbeats of immense hope are barely distinguishable from the other noises which are those of terror and, in this world, I had still only seen eyes closing." In the summer of 1927, at the Ango manor in Normandy, Andr Breton was working on a short autobiographical book about his encounter with a young woman, Lona Delcourt, who would go down in literary posterity as Nadja. From this brief