Le bateau ivre Robert M. Pirsig but they never question the

but they never question the nature of the thing itself

coinciding with the UK’s first coronavirus lockdown

Signed on verso with a pencil

The wrapped paperback is also numbered

before finally returning to Hong Kong in 2012

Le bateau ivre Robert M. Pirsig but they never question theFirst impression hardback in card sleeve in new condition, signed and located (paris 2024) by martin Essl to title page. About The title Le bateau ivre (The Drunken Boat) refers to the poem of the same name by Arthur Rimbaud, in which he uses the image of a boat to represent a mans journey through life. In a poetic photographic essay structured like a play in five acts, Martin Essl redraws the outline of a city in transformation and composes an