J. Lechoń - Lute after Bekwark. 1942. with a handwritten dedication to A. Mühlstein.

LECHOÑ Jan - Lute after Bekwark. London, VI 1942. m. i. Kolin. 16d, p. 31. brochure.
Polonica 8520. good condition. On the frontispiece page, the author's handwritten dedication, dated August 14, 1942 in New York, to Anatol Mühlstein (1889-1957) - Polish diplomat, Counsellor of the Polish Embassy in Brussels and Chargé d'affaires in Brussels, Counsellor of the Polish Embassy in Paris, businessman, publicist. Lechon's first émigré volume of poetry; the previous one, Silver and Black, was published in 1924. Contains 17 poems, including: On the Death of Joseph Conrad, Norwid, Song about Stefan Starzynski, Last Scene from "Dziady". Bekwark, mentioned in the title, was a Hungarian 16th century virtuoso lutenist.