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The Romy Feather Grey Mini Silk Scarf combines 70% cotton and 30% silk for a soft, lightweight feel and luxurious drape. Its bold Feather Grey print and compact 50 cm x 50 cm size add a touch of wild elegance, making it a versatile statement piece. Crafted to resist fading, this scarf ensures vibrant, enduring style for any wardrobe. 70% Cotton 30% Silk One Size: 50 cm x 50 cm

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Fine copy in the original gilt-blocked leatherette, in a near-fine slip-case. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: lxxxii, 2013 pages ; 18 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 1975-1984) and index; Texts in the original English and in facing page French translation; preface, chronology and notes in French. Subjects: English poetry; English poetry ; Translations into French; English poetry ; Literary collections; Poésie anglaise ; Anthologies; Poésie anglaise ; Traductions françaises ; Anthologies; Poésie anglaise. 1 Kg.

American DJ Par-38BL Par Can Light Fixture.Includes metal par can, LC-Par 38 lamp, socket, gel frame, orange gel, 13'6" (spliced) power cord.

Textes d'André Barret,album du film édité par Casterman,bord supérieur du 1er plat un peu jauni,édition de 1976.Dernier titre au 4e plat:Tintin et les Picaros.Titres sur 3 colonnes,2 tampons sur les pages de garde,sinon bon état.

L’acteur Helmut Berger fut considéré comme « le plus bel homme du monde ». Repéré en Italie par le réalisateur Luchino Visconti, il interprète pour ce dernier de grands rôles aux côtés de Romy Schneider, Elisabeth Taylor, Charlotte Rampling ou Burt Lancaster. Les relations qui unissent alors l’acteur au cinéaste ne se limitent pas au cadre professionnel. Berger est blond, Berger est beau, et Berger couche. Mais à la mort du grand maître Italien en 1976, sa carrière perd de sa superbe. Personnalité cinématographique incontournable, célèbre interprète de personnages sulfureux, Berger finit par être victime de son image et sombre dans une décadence autodestructrice. Et puis vint le récent « Saint Laurent » réalisé par Bertrand Bonello dans lequel Helmut Berger campe le célèbre couturier à la fin de sa vie. Une prestation très remarquée à Cannes en 2014, qui replace Helmut Berger dans le cinéma et le meilleur. Dans cette autobiographie épicée, à l’image d’un Richard Burton ou d’un Gainsbourg, essoré par l’alcool et la drogue, Helmut Berger transgresse tous les tabous. Il nous livre entre autres ses explorations de toutes les formes de sexualité, les grandes aspirations de sa vie, son amour pour Luchino Visconti, et ses amitiés avec Rudolf Noureev, Grace Kelly, Aristoteles Onassis, Maria Callas, Stavros Niarchos, Jack Nicholson et Romy Schneider.

**THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER** 'Kushner is one of our most outstanding modern writers.' STYLIST 'More knowing about prison life [than Orange Is The New Black]... so powerful.' NEW YORK TIMES 'Breathtaking.' VOGUE Romy Hall is at the start of two consecutive life sentences, plus six years, at Stanville Women's Correctional Facility. Outside is the world from which she has been permanently severed: the San Francisco of her youth, changed almost beyond recognition. The Mars Room strip club where she once gave lap dances for a living. And her seven-year-old son, Jackson, now in the care of Romy's estranged mother. Inside is a new reality to adapt to: thousands of women hustling for the bare essentials needed to survive. The deadpan absurdities of institutional living, which Kushner details with humour and precision. Daily acts of violence by guards and prisoners alike. Allegiances formed over liquor brewed in socks, and stories shared through sewage pipes. Romy sees the future stretch out ahead of her in a long, unwavering line - until news from outside brings a ferocious urgency to her existence, challenging her to escape her own destiny and culminating in a climax of almost unbearable intensity. Through Romy - and through a cast of astonishing characters populating The Mars Room - Rachel Kushner presents not just a bold and unsentimental panorama of life on the margins of contemporary America, but an excoriating attack on the prison-industrial complex.