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Cl2 - Signed Autograph Letter - Pierre Decourcelle - Poster - 1902
Important handwritten letter signed by Pierre Decourcelle, dated Paris, October 27, 1902, on Grand Hôtel Terminus, Gare Saint-Lazare letterhead. This three-page letter is devoted to the composition of a poster. Decourcelle carefully analyzes the arrangement of the characters: “The two women get lost amid the multitude of figures.” He also discusses the horses, the coachman, the footman, and the overall organization of the scene. CONDITION: significant wear, numerous creases, tears, paper losses along the edges and at the bottom of the sheets, and small stains.