Description
Author Barnaby Conrad
Publisher Houghton Mifflin 1958
Binding hardcover
Condition very good binding is fine
Summary
Barnaby Conrad's The Death of Manolete is a poignant and visually captivating tribute to one of the greatest matadors in history. Combining stunning photography and heartfelt narrative, Conrad vividly chronicles the life, fame, and tragic end of Manuel Rodríguez Sánchez, known as Manolete. This first edition (1958), rich in cultural and historical significance, is an essential collector's piece for aficionados of bullfighting, Spanish culture, and literary biographies. Its blend of text and imagery offers readers an intimate glimpse into a bygone era, celebrating artistry, bravery, and the price of fame. A must-have for collectors and admirers of Spanish history and culture.
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