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Georges Gilles de la TOURETTE Autographed letter signed 1900
Georges Gilles de la TOURETTE - Autographed letter signed - 1900. An important scientist, his main contributions to medicine were in the fields of hypnosis and hysteria. He lent his name to the neurological disorder characterized by tics. A very rare autographed letter signed "Gilles de la Tourette," 1 page in 8, Paris, January 17, 1900, on the letterhead of the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle, Medical Service. Office of the Chief Physician, on double sheets.
A letter to a friend, in which he mentions a letter he received from the famous architect Roger Bouvard regarding a matter that will be the subject of a proposal. Bouvard also has the recipient's letter in hand.