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Total price with shipping, checked on 6 October 2026.An autobiographical account written in French in 1943 by British artist Leonora Carrington. She recalls the days in 1940 when, having fled to Spain after Max Ernst was interned in a camp in France, she suffered a mental breakdown and was committed to a sanatorium in Santander, where she was subjected to her doctor's brutal methods.
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| €89.99€85.00 + €4.99 shipping | Acceptableanother edition | ALEJANDRIA SEVILLA | View ↗ |
| €99.00free shipping | Good | World Wide Books | View ↗ |
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