Bibliophile tribute to Tirant lo Blanch Angels and Demons
After reading the comment of Diego Mallen's blog Apollonius of Rhodes' must read more! That then transcribe:
Diego Mally said ...
called me this morning, our friend and brother Lamberto Palmart from exposure quite an emotional and shudder. The vision of only three copies of Tirant is something superb, sublime, unique.
propose that Valencian bibliophiles, and anyone who wants to join, enter into joint appointment and take photographs for the story (or micro-history, which gives equal) of the bibliophile and immortalized in San Miguel de los Reyes compared to the sublime work of the Valencian press and in homage to the biggest and unique literary geniuses of Valencia. Fix
date!
November 21, 2010
Actually, it was. I arrived in San Miguel de los Reyes on Saturday morning, well into the afternoon. The imposing building of the Valencian Library seemed to have been built, at that moment, just to accommodate the three copies "live" from the lofty literary Valencia.
the back of the room which houses an exhibition dedicated to Joanot Martorell, lie in three showcases, majestically, the three copies of Tirant lo Blanch. In
the time needed to share all the emotions that generated the contemplation of the works and feel free to get in touch with Diego Mally and transmit the details of the copies and forward the content of the exhibition.
I did an exercise in imagination, and thought about the sad end to the other 712 copies left presses Nicholas Spindel. How is it possible that one by one they were missing! How many avatars have gone over the libraries of their owners! I believe that everything was the result of exhaustive reading of volume and that each of these books died fulfilling his mission in the field of letters. Only three survivors are chronic deserved in its history.
why I join the great idea of \u200b\u200bour friend and brother Diego to pay tribute bibliophile Mallén this happy meeting of the immortals copies of Tirant lo Blanch.
Look for dates and tell me. Greetings
bibliophiles.
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