Champfleury Signed Autograph Letter Forced Economies 1884 Paris

  

Journalist, art and literature critic, short story writer, and French novelist. Autographed letter signed by Champfleury, addressed to a friend, dated October 29, 1884, in Paris, written in black ink on a double sheet of vellum paper with the letterhead of the Ministry of Public Instruction and Fine Arts. My dear friend, You inconvenience me greatly by forcing me to remind you of our verbal agreements almost at the beginning of your Review. You yourself had set the price of the page at ten francs, which was appropriate given the content of these pages; you also graciously include the sending of the Review, which was a lot since I have always read it with fervor.

If you had spoken to me... About forced savings, about the difficulty of increasing your subscriber base, it is almost certain that I would have come to an understanding with you, as I know how heavy your undertaking is, but you said nothing to me... Dimensions: 13.1 x 21.1 cm. Condition: See photos and description for more details. Number of pages: 1 page.

Jules François Félix Husson, known as Fleury, also known as Champfleury, was born on September 10, 1821, in Laon and died on December 6, 1889, in Sèvres. He was a journalist, art and literature critic, short story writer, and French novelist. Autographed letters, old papers, rare books, photographs, engravings, stamps...

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