29.3 x 21.5cm, 136pp. A rare copy of the important book 'Nemoguce - L'Impossible' from 1930 - the almanac/manifesto of the 13 strong Serbian surrealist group.  This was the first publication of this manifest (which was later reprinted in part in the first edition of 'La surrealisme au service de la revolution' in Paris). Breton, Eluard, Peret, Aragon, Char and Therion also gave contributions to this extremely important, defining, publication.

The Serbian contributors and signatories to this manifesto document included Aleksandar Vuco, Oskar Davico, Milan Dedinac, Mladen Dimitrijevic, Vane Zivadinovic - Bor, Zivanovic - Noe, Đordje Jovanovic, Đordje Kostic, Dusan Matic, Branko Milovanovic, Koca Popovic, Petar Popovic and Marko Ristic.

Some wear to spine on both sides and minor paper loss around edges, surface paper loss to spine affecting spine title, some evidence of water damage in the past especially on rear wrappers but internally mostly very good although a few of the last pages have underlines and markings in pen. Priced accordingly but very rare in any condition.

20.5 x 15cm, 60pp. Original red paper dust jacket over unprinted paper wrappers. First edition of this theoretical consideration of Dada and French symbolism from two of the most important of the Serbian surrealists.

Published two years after the founding statement Nemoguce, this was published in the year of a monarchist dictatorship coming to power in Serbia and several of the Belgrade group being arrested by the new regime.

The dustjacket here has one paper loss on the top left near the spine but the fragment of paper has been retained separately to allow repair if desired and the red paper has some light fading over the centre and a further small tear at the bottom of the spine as well as a few scuffs and edge wear, however internally (with the exception of one pencil highlight in one margin on page 20) this is very good with only minor paper browning.

A very rare item in any condition.