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186435934Olmütz u. Hermannstadt, 1850-1864. Zus. 5 S., 8° bis 4°.
185842015, 29. VI. 1858. 2 S., 8°.
185035952Schwertberg u.a., o. J. (um 1850). Zus. 18 S., 12° bis 4°.
185244422[?], 10. II. 1852. 2 S., Gr.-8°.
185035962Pruntrut (franz. Porrentruy), 17. XII. 1850. 2 S., 4°.
187244416Ohne Ort, (1870-)1872. Zus. 2 S., 8° u. Gr.-8°.
185341010Paris bzw. Chateau de [?], 1852-1853. Zus. 6 S., 8°.
187144479Manchester, 14. XII. 1871. 2 S., Kl.-8°.
184041140Wien u.a., 1839-1840 bzw. o. J. Zus. 11 S., 8° bis 4°.
1890307817AB(um 1890). 20,5 x 12,6 cm. (Klebespuren an den Rändern).
1885308037AB1885. 33 x 21 cm. 4 Blatt gefaltet. (Sehr guter Zustand).
184684820Mâcon 1846. Fine. Mâcon 26 Décembre 1846 13.50 x 20.50 cm une page sur un feuillet Autograph letter dated and signed by Alphonse de Lamartine; one page with his monogram blind-stamped in the upper left corner and written in black ink on one leaf 15 lines. Folds inherent to mailing. In this letter Lamartine shows his happiness to collaborate with their mutual friend's journal and confirms a financial agreement. unknown
189586295s. l. 1895. Fine. s. l. s. d. ca 1895 11.50 x 9 cm une carte recto Autograph card signed 7 lines in black ink. A stain in the left margin affecting the first letter of the third line. In this note Huysmans questions the address of Dom Besse Benedictine monk French writer and historian which he had previously communicated to his correspondent and for which he seems to have made an error. As a precaution he details it to him again. unknown
189685155Paris 1896. Fine. Paris 1896 11.50 x 9 cm une feuille Autograph note signed by Jules Renard addressed to Willy from his Parisian residence 8 lines in black ink. ""Le 24 Mars 1896 c'est vous mon cher Willy qui êtes adorable. Ne répliquez pas. Je m'y connais. Je distingue très bien un ami d'un critique littéraire et Willy de M. Doumic. Votre reconnaissant Jules Renard."" March 24 1896 it is you my dear Willy who are adorable. Do not reply. I know what I'm talking about. I distinguish very well between a friend and a literary critic between Willy and M. Doumic. Your grateful Jules Renard. unknown
186964422Paris 1869. Fine. Paris 16 janvier 1869 13.50 x 20.50 cm un feuillet remplié Letter autograph signed Maxime Du Camp dated January 16 1869 23 lines in black ink on blue paper handwritten address of the sender at the head of the sheet. Letter of request for recommendation that Maxim Du Camp addresses very courteously to his interlocutor who seems to have rescued him in the past. unknown
188778441Paris 1887. Fine. Paris juillet 1887 11.20 x 14.20 cm une carte-lettre Autograph signed letter-card from Pierre Louÿs addressed to his brother Georges Louis with whom Pierre Louÿs maintained a very intimate relationship and whom he considered as his own father. The question of Pierre Louÿs's real paternal identity still fascinates biographers today: ""His father Pierre Philippe Louis . had married in 1842 Jeanne Constance Blanchin who died ten years later after having given him two children Lucie and Georges. In 1855 he remarried Claire Céline Maldan and from this union was born in 1857 a son Paul; then in 1870 our writer who received the first names Pierre Félix. This late birth the differences in character between father and son the former's disaffection toward the latter the profound intimacy that always reigned between Louÿs and his brother Georges all this has led certain biographers and critics to suspect that the latter was in reality the writer's father. The exceptionally intimate and constant relationship that Pierre and Georges maintained between them throughout their lives could be an argument in this sense. Of course no irrefutable proof has been discovered and none probably ever will be. Nevertheless certain letters . are quite troubling. In 1895 for example Louÿs writes seriously to his brother that he knows the answer to 'the most poignant question' he could ask him a question he has had 'on his lips for ten years.' The following year in the full triumph of Aphrodite he thanks Georges effusively and ends his letter with this sentence: 'Not one of my friends has a FATHER who is for him what you are for me.' Arguing from the close intimacy of Georges and Claire Céline during the year 1870 and from the jealousy that the father never ceased to show toward his younger son Claude Farrère did not hesitate to conclude in favor of Georges Louis. And what to think of this dedication from Louÿs to his brother on a Japan paper copy of the first edition of Pausole: For Georges his eldest son / Pierre."" Jean-Paul Goujon Pierre Louÿs Brief note to his brother upon arrival in Epernay: ""Rien de nouveau. Personne à la gare. J'ai fait très bon voyage. Mon bouquin était mourant d'ennui et mes trois voisins aussi. Je t'embrasse. Pierre"" ""Nothing new. Nobody at the station. I had a very good journey. My book was dying of boredom and so were my three neighbors. I embrace you. Pierre"" unknown
185235755Rom, Wien u. Oriolo, 1845-1852. Zus. 33 S., 8° bis 4°.
185742017Lappland, 23. VII. 1857. 2 S. auf Doppelblatt, 4°.
186444401Stuttgart, 18. VII. 1864. 3 S., Gr.-8°.
184050321Eigenh. Brief mit Unterschrift, gerichtet an W(illiam) Windsor. Vermutl. London, "4 Gordon Square, Thursday" (wohl Sept. 1840). 8°. 2 SS. Montiert zwischen 2 Papierblätter in 4° mit zeitgenöss. Beschriftung: "To Mr. Windsor with Mr. Harding's respects. One of twelve copies selected by M. Harding from the entire work when in sheets. Sept. 1840".
186444482München, 29. XI. 1864. 2 S., Gr.-8°.
185841997Paris, 1858. 3 S., 8°.
1873R70483Eh. Briefentwurf m.U., ohne O. u. J. (Wien, wohl Ende 1873). Kl.-4°. 2 Bll., 3 SS. (in den Faltstellen gerissen. In den Rändern mit sehr schmalen Klebestreifen zusammengesetzt).
186244462München, 21. X. 1862. 2 S., 4°.
185135933Venedig, Brüssel u.a., 1851-63. Zus. 11 S., 8° bzw. Gr.-8°.
