Claude Monet Autograph Letter Signed Francois Thiebaut-sisson

(1840 1926) painter, founder of limpressionisme. Giverny, April 4, 1920 4 pp. \And like to spend my days away from things. \Important letter from Claude Monet book his views on newspapers and advertising. \I come to ask you to Nuser quavec the greatest possible discretion of this chatter, and you pray especially not to serve you in the Clemenceau letter that seemed to blame me wash communicated.

And then I may lavouer you, I would not be linked and driven by too many denominations for the book you project. In my lifetime that I would be unpleasant. I always lived isolated and ignorant of all advertising and would like to spend my days away from things. This does not mean I would not be happy if your visit, however, I found the courage to work because I'm qualors more affordable but i much afraid that cen be done with the hopes of work and progress. Believe me, dear sir my very cordial sympathy and receive all remerciements me and compliments for the nice article that you have wanted to devote myself in the newspaper. Twenty years later, the reporter wants to follow up this biography as serials fed their conversations to appear in time.

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Type: autograph, dedication <\/ li>
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Number of pages: 4 <\/ li> <\/ Ul>