COLETTE 5 autograph letters and an original photograph signed LIPTNITZKI

  
Drawing and signed autograph poem to his muse - Librairie Le Pas Sage. Correspondence addressed to Dominique Blanchar. Beautiful set composed of 5 signed autograph letters and a photograph. Signed autograph letter addressed to the Blanchar family while Marthe Blanchar is pregnant with Dominique, 1 sheet in-12. Hello, and greetings also to the most distant one. Signed autograph letter, 2 pages in-4, autograph envelope preserved, postmark dated June 21, 1949. To Wolf Minou, to the Wolf! "I am glad dear Minou to have these charming images of you. You must come kiss me before the departures. If I can leave, it will be on July 16 or 17.

But your time is busier than mine. It will only take a phone call, an hour free, for you to come aboard my raft from which I hardly move.

I have suffered so much physically this month that I am ashamed. It always seems to me that suffering is an undignified occupation, at least unnecessary. Thank you also for the flowers. Viewed through a magnifying glass, they are made of a thousand little tubes, and look like an underwater flower. Dear Minou, I say see you soon, I would like nothing to change you, that nothing ruins either of you, charming "pair" that you are. I kiss you all, starting with Pierre Blanchar, and ending with Emile. Here I will show you the photos of the swimming and diving cat. Signed autograph letter, 1 page in-8, autograph envelope preserved, postmark dated April 4, 1949. Dear Minou, I would have liked to see you as a "performer." If there is a photo, even a not very good one, of your act, may I have it? None of the white dogs are deaf? This happens to completely white animals.

Affection to the whole family. Signed autograph letter, 2 pages in-8, autograph envelope preserved, postmark dated the 3rd. Dear Minou, thank you for the dove, for the roses, for the wishes.

Give all “my” Blanchars my regards and my desire to sit at the good table, on a warmer day of relaxation. And if, another closer day, you cross the first arrondissement.

I kiss you all Mimile too. For Minou, I always have this feeling that drives me to want for her all the successes, while I do not always like to see her cast, undivided, into the crowd. Your old bedridden friend Colette.

Excuse the ridiculous envelope, we could not find others in the "cour" - read: Palais Royal. Signed autograph letter, 1 page in-4, autograph envelope preserved, postmark dated February 5, 1952.

Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo Is it true that you are married now, my Minou? My God, you are in a hurry.

I do not know where you are; I have been treating my arthritis here for a month. I treat it but I do not heal it. I kiss all the Blanchars, old and new. Above all, be very pretty, and happy. LIPNITZKI Boris - Original photograph signed in white postcard size, Portrait of Colette writing at her work table.

Famous photographic portrait of Colette sitting at her desk in the Palais Royal, window open. Colette added in black ink under her pen. Born on January 28, 1873, in Saint-Sauveur-en-Puisaye (Yonne) - died on August 3, 1954, in Paris.

Mime, actress, and journalist, a French woman of letters best known as a novelist, Colette was, after Judith Gautier in 1910, the second woman elected as a member of the Académie Goncourt in 1945, of which she became president, between 1949 and 1954.