June 1, 1857 saw the publication of the most important volume of French poetry up till then: Charles Baudelaire’s Les Fleurs du Mal…
Baudelaire addresses the reader of the volume with this famous bit of mockery:
Image: Baudelaire’s own annotated 1st ed. copy of Les Fleurs…
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When I found this, I remembered how much I enjoyed Baudelaire when I studied him last fall. I’m attaching a copy
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La prima edizione, annotata dall’autore, dei
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