South America.- Lorca (Federico Garcia).- Molinari (Ricardo E.) El Tabernaculo, first edition, one of 163 copies, this one of 150 on Ingres paper but out-of-series, 5 illustrations by Lorca, occasional foxing, uncut in original printed wrappers with title-vignette reproduced on upper cover, covers frayed foxed and detached, lacking backstrip, 8vo, Buenos Aires, D. Fco. A. Colombo, 1934.

⁂ Rare, with only one copy (lotted with another book) traced on RBH in 1993. Loosely inserted T.L.s. by the author to Alberto Mario Salas, dated 8-IX-1944. After corresponding for several years, Lorca met Molinari during the latter's visit to Spain in 1933. Lorca then went to Buenos Aires from October 1933 to March 1934, during which time he was also introduced to Molinari's friend Salvador Novo, the Mexican poet. Lorca contributed drawings to 3 works by his friends - this one, Una rosa para Stefan George (also 1934) and Novo's Seamen Rhymes.