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188486671s. l. 1884. Fine. s. l. Mai 1884 12.50 x 9 cm une page une enveloppe Autograph signed visiting card by Alphonse Karr on which he has added recto verso a few words for the attention of journalist and librettist Philippe Gille 36 lines in purple ink. Envelope included. Alphonse Karr solicits his friend the journalist Philippe Gille to allow him to deliver a few articles in order to remedy his pecuniary problems and to come to the aid of his family. unknown
197387973s. l.: s. n. 1973. Fine. s. n. s. l. 1973 13.50 x 9 cm une feuille Printed visiting card signed by André Malraux to which he has added in black ballpoint pen these few words for his friend Minka Strauss: ""All my thanks dear Minka for the pastries. I am also sending you a small bibliophilic gift. Most affectionately."" s. n. unknown
197387972s. l.: s. n. 1973. Fine. s. n. s. l. 1973 13.50 x 9 cm une feuille Printed visiting card on which André Malraux has added in blue ballpoint pen these few words for his friend Minka Strauss: ""Thank you dear Minka for your charming and useful attention. My regards to K.H. I beg you and my affectionate respects."" s. n. unknown
197488006s. l.: s. n. 1974. Fine. s. n. s. l. s.d. ca 1974 13.50 x 8.50 cm une feuille Printed visiting card of André Malraux on which he added these few words for his friend Minka Strauss: ""All my affectionate regrets dear Minka but I could not have made it to your elevator."" Handsome copy. s. n. unknown
197388071s. l.: s. n. 1973. Fine. s. n. s. l. 1973 13.50 x 9 cm une feuille Printed calling card on which André Malraux added in blue ballpoint pen these few words for his friends Minka and Karl Hans Strauss: ""I am touched dear friends by the affectionate part you take in my grief. And what else is there to say.""  s. n. unknown
195586656Paris 1955. Fine. Paris 6 Janvier 1955 13.50 x 10.50 cm une carte de visite Printed calling card of academician Georges Duhamel on which he has added on the front these few words for a certain Peillard notably about his health problems: ""Mon cher Peillard Je vous renvoie sans attendre les épreuve reçues au dernier courrier. Je viens de passer dans mon lit presque tout le temps des fêtes. J'ai beaucoup souffert d'une de ces crises de rhumatisme qui m'empêchent pour l'instant de poser le pied par terre et même de goûter le repos du lit. Je me relève depuis hier ; mais je ne sortirai pas avant la semaine prochaine. Trouvez ici mes voeux les plus cordiaux pour madame Peillard et vous-même. Ma femme me dit de joindre ses voeux aux miens. Je le fais. A bientôt ! A vous de grand coeur. GDuhamel."" ""My dear Peillard I return without delay the proofs received in the last post. I have just spent almost all the holiday time in my bed. I have suffered greatly from one of those rheumatic attacks that prevent me at the moment from setting foot on the ground and even from enjoying the rest of bed. I am getting up since yesterday; but I will not go out before next week. Please find here my most cordial wishes for Madame Peillard and yourself. My wife tells me to join her wishes to mine. I do so. See you soon! Yours wholeheartedly. GDuhamel."" Light worming without consequence at the head of the front of the card. unknown
199571509Paris 1995. Fine. Paris 26 Décembre 1995 15 x 21.50 cm une carte de voeux sous enveloppe Autograph signed Christmas card from Gregory Masurovsky for Christmas 1995 and the New Year 1996 addressed to art critic Georges Raillard and his wife Alice with envelope. The front of the card is illustrated with a reproduction of a pictorial work by Gregory Masurovsky titled ""L'homme à la Pomme-Adam"". The Christmas card is printed on Arches paper. unknown
200871508Paris 2008. Fine. Paris 6 Janvier 2008 15 x 10.50 cm une carte de voeux sous enveloppe Autograph signed Christmas card from Gregory Masurovsky addressed to art critic Georges Raillard and his wife Alice with envelope. The front of the card is illustrated with a reproduction of a pictorial work by Gregory Masurovsky titled ""L'apparition de la vierge et l'enfant"". unknown
191775483Paris 1917. Fine. Paris 29 mai 1917 10 x 6 cm une carte de visite enveloppe jointe Autograph calling card signed by Henri Bergson and addressed to Alain Besnard director of the Villa Medici. ""Je ne puis vous dire cher et illustre confrère combien vos aimables félicitations me touchent. Merci et de tout coeur à vous H.B."" unknown
199081162s. l.: S. n. 1990. Fine. S. n. s. l. s. d. circa 1990 11 x 7.50 cm une feuille Printed visiting card of Jorge Amado on which he has added a few words probably for his friend and translator of his works into French Alice Raillard: ""Com un abraza cordial do Jorge Amado."" Handsome copy. S. n. unknown
190085262Paris 1900. Fine. Paris s. d. ca 1900 13 x 9 cm une carte de visite Jules Renard's printed visiting card on which he added these few words for his friend Camille de Sainte-Croix: ""Comme c'est loin déjà l'écornifleur ! et il me semble mon cher Camille de Sainte-Croix que votre amitié n'a pas changé ni la mienne. Cela tient sans doute à ce que nous sommes des maris modèles."" How far away already the sponger! and it seems to me my dear Camille de Sainte-Croix that your friendship has not changed nor mine. This is doubtless because we are model husbands. 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
197274197Manosque 1972. Fine. Manosque 17 Juin 1972 10.50 x 15 cm une feuille une enveloppe Autograph postcard signed with 17 lines by Albert T'Serstevens addressed to his friend bookseller and horticulturist Robert Boutin from Anduze on June 17 1972 narrating the rhythm of life he has adopted between work and contemplation of the flourishing nature since he has been residing in the Gard: ""Cher bouquiniste et surtout jardinier depuis exactement un mois je n'ai quitté ma table de travail que pour manger et dormir. les héliantes ont si bien prospéré qu'elles ont couvert toute la plate-bande le long de la façade principale. les vieux tilleuls sont en fleur."" ""Dear bookseller and above all gardener for exactly a month I have not left my work table except to eat and sleep. the sunflowers have thrived so well that they have covered the entire flower bed along the main façade. the old linden trees are in bloom."" Finally he takes leave of his friend by asking him to provide news of himself while waiting to consider returning to Paris. Envelope included. unknown
194975342Île-de-Sein 1949. Fine. Île-de-Sein Août 1949 13.60 x 9 cm une carte postale Handwritten postcard from André Breton signed by himself his wife Elisa Benjamin Péret Toyen and Jindich Heisler addressed to Marcel Jean and his wife and written on the back of a black and white photograph view of the Chaise-du-Curé rocks on the Île de Sein Finistère. Charming poetic postcard written during a stay in Brittany: ""la corne de brume manque à tous ses devoirs quoique le coupage au couteau soit de règle. Dans la vase à quoi se limite la vue de l'hôtel de l'Océan un bateau penché dit son nom : ""Rose effeuillée"". Rien de moins. Mais c'est toujours très bien dans l'ensemble."" Returning to more professional discussions Breton asks for news of the American gallery owner Sidney Janis: What was the result of the Janis' visit unknown
197487999s. l.: s. n. 1974. Fine. s. n. s. l. 27 Novembre 1974 15 x 10 cm une feuille Manuscript postcard enhanced with André Malraux's signature written from Bombay to their friends Minka and Karl Hans Strauss 13 lines in blue ballpoint pen. The postcard shows a reproduction of Hindu sculpture. ""Chers amis que c'était beau ! Nous vous embrassons affectueusement Sophie."" ""Dear friends how beautiful it was! We embrace you affectionately Sophie."" Separated from his wife Madeleine at the end of the 1960s André Malraux began a second relationship with the writer Louise de Vilmorin and moved in with her at the Vilmorin château in Verrières-le-Buisson. After her death on December 26 1969 André Malraux continued to live at the château with Louise's niece Sophie de Vilmorin who became his last companion and cared for him until his death on November 23 1976. s. n. unknown
199574173Coimbra 1995. Fine. Coimbra s. d. circa 1995 14.50 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard dated and signed with 9 lines entirely written in Brazilian by the writer Antonio Torres addressed to the translator of his works into French Alice Raillard from Guyana. unknown
199583045Coimbra 1995. Fine. Coimbra s. d. circa 1995 14.50 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard dated and signed with 8 lines entirely written in Brazilian Portuguese by the writer Antonio Torres addressed to the translator of his works into French Alice Raillard from Brazil. ""14.7.99 Oi Alice. Daqui terra de Iracema te mando beizos. Saudades. Antonio Torres. E o Henri Està d "" ""14.7.99 Hi Alice. From here land of Iracema I send you kisses. Miss you. Antonio Torres. And Henri Is he okay"" unknown
200068058Coimbra 2000. Fine. Coimbra 25 Janvier 2000 14.50 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Signed autograph postcard of the Brazilian writer Antonio Torres addressed to the translator of his works in French Alice Raillard from Coimbra on January 25 2000 representing a view of the city. ""Alice a thought to you here in Coimbra where I speak for the public of the university. Pardon for my poor French . Abracos pare voce e Georges my officer!"" unknown
199568151Coimbra 1995. Fine. Coimbra 12 Novembre 1995 14.50 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard dated and signed with 11 lines entirely written in Brazilian Portuguese by writer Antonio Torres addressed to Alice Raillard the French translator of his works from Rome on November 11 1995 depicting Saint Peter's Square. unknown
195383261Chassy 1953. Fine. Chassy 30 décembre 1953 9 x 14.50 cm une feuille Signed autograph postcard from Balthus addressed to gallerist Henriette Gomès 17 lines in black ink. A clear dampstain in the upper right margin of the postcard depicting a ski slope. ""Chassy le 30 XII 53 Ma petite Henriette comme il n'est pas impossible que mon petit mot de Rome ait été englouti par la pgrève je préfère pour plus de sûreté t'envoyer une nouvelle litanie de souhaits et de bons voeux d'ici où je suis rentré hier - Quand viens-tu J'espère que tu t'arrangeras popur rester quelques jours. Je t'embrasse ainsi qu'André. B. L'adresse de Georges Parent G. Parent 1 rue de Narbonne Paris 7e."""" ""Chassy December 30th 53 / My dear little Henriette / as it's not impossible that my little note from Rome was swallowed up by the strike I prefer for greater safety to send you a new litany of wishes and good wishes from here where I returned yesterday - When are you coming I hope you'll arrange to stay a few days. I embrace you as well as André. B. Georges Parent's address G. Parent 1 rue de Narbonne Paris 7th."" ""During the summer of 1952 Balthus found a château in the Nièvre between Autun and Avallon which he decided to rent and where he settled in the spring of the following year. The means were provided by his dealers Henriette Gomès Pierre Matisse and with them a group of collectors including Maurice Rheims Alix de Rothschild and Claude Hersent. They paid him a pension in exchange for his latest paintings which they divided among themselves. The château was severely deteriorated and Balthus lived there modestly in continual restoration work. He had for company to help him settle in and ensure a presence when he went to Paris the poet Léna Leclercq met through Giacometti. She remained until spring 1955. Meanwhile Balthus had begun a love affair with his niece by marriage Frédérique Tison daughter of a previous union of his brother Pierre's wife."" Fondation Balthus unknown
190480519Paris: S. n. 1904. Fine. S. n. Paris 7 avril 1904 14.10 x 9.10 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard signed by Frédéric-Auguste Cazals addressed to Emile Straus: ""Souvenir amical - F. A. Cazals Paris 7/4/04"" ""Friendly remembrance - F. A. Cazals Paris 7/4/04"" Some stains. A great enthusiast of epistolary art Emile Straus founded in 1899 La Carte postale illustrée the newsletter of the association he had just launched the International Poste-Carte Club. S. n. unknown
190480518Paris: S. n. 1904. Fine. S. n. Paris 13 août 1904 14.10 x 9.10 cm une carte postale Signed autograph postcard from Frédéric-Auguste Cazals addressed to Emile Straus: ""Amitiés ! F. A. Cazals Paris 13/8/04"" ""Best wishes! F. A. Cazals Paris 13/8/04"" Some staining. A great enthusiast of epistolary art Emile Straus founded in 1899 La Carte postale illustrée the newsletter of the association he had just launched the International Poste-Carte Club. S. n. unknown
195283934Moscou Moscow: S. n. 1952. Fine. S. n. Moscou Moscow 2 décembre 1952 15 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard signed by Georges Sadoul sent from Moscow to his friend Carlo Rim: ""Meilleurs souvenirs de Moscou. Georges Sadoul"" ""Best regards from Moscow. Georges Sadoul"" The postcard shows on the front a colored view of the Moscow metro. Carlo Rim was a Provençal writer author notably of Ma belle Marseille a caricaturist a filmmaker: Justin de Marseille L'armoire volante La maison Bonnadieu and was notably the friend of Fernandel Raimu and Marcel Pagnol but also of Max Jacob and André Salmon whom he met in Sanary. S. n. unknown
197067104Madrid 1970. Fine. Madrid 29 juin 1970 15 x 10 cm une carte postale Autograph signed postcard from Hans Hartung addressed to Georges Raillard. Seven lines in ballpoint pen on the verso of a postcard depicting sardana dancers. ""Mille fois merci et un bon souvenir de ""votre"" ville ! En espérant de vous revoir bientôt un jour. Bien à vous Anna-Eva et Hans Hartung"" ""A thousand thanks and fond memories of ""your"" city! Hoping to see you again soon someday. Yours truly Anna-Eva and Hans Hartung"" unknown
1977671001977. Fine. 29 août 1977 15 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Postcard autograph of Hans Hartung addressed to Georges Raillad. Nine lines in black ink on the back of a blue monochrome postcard captioned ""Mediterranean holidays under a blue sky"". unknown
