Softcover. Unique Design Binding by Sol Rébora created in 2022. Sol Rébora is a designer bookbinder working in Buenos Aires, Argentina, since 1999. She is a well-recognized practitioner, receiving awards both in Argentina and abroad. Her work encompasses innovative and experimental work in designer binding and contemporary conservation methods. She studied with Deborah Evetts, Monique Lallier, Pascale Therond, Edwin Heim, Helene Jolis, Sün Evrard and Kathy Abbott, among other teachers. She currently works and teaches courses out of her studio in addition to giving lectures and workshops in person and online at schools including the SF Center for the Book and Iowa University Center for the Book, American Academy of Bookbinding and Penland School of Crafts.She has participated in group exhibitions such us Epémère, Tomorrow's Past and Les Pages Bien Gardees. Sol's work may be found in many privet collections and inside of institution's collections in USA, Mexico and UK such as Athenæum Library and British Library. The textblock was letterpress printed by Armando Tocarello in 1958 in the home of D. Franciso A. Colombo in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is limited to 75 copies of which this is 1 of 10 copies on Japon paper. Design and engravings by Raúl Veroni. The original paper wrappers are bound in. Includes the poem "Lines Suppossed to Have Been Addressed to Fanny Browne / Líneas que se supone fueron dedicadas a Fanny Browne" in English with a facing Spanish translation. [12 pages.].