Jean BAZAINE Painting Together with Signed Autograph Letter (6) & Photos (3)

  

Jean BAZAINE - Painting - Autographed letter signed (6) & photos (3). A major figure of the new School of Paris and French avant-garde painting of the 20th century, his non-figurative painting is a humanism, an abstraction that tends towards color, timelessness, and purity. Autographed letter signed, June 16, 1969, 1 page, addressed to Catherine Valogne.

He cannot attend Catherine Valogne's ritual celebration, as he has to attend a vernissage. Autographed letter signed, June 14, 1967, ½ p. Autographed letter signed to Catherine Valogne, June 8, 1965, 1 page. Agreement for a meeting with permission to bring a friend.

Autographed letter signed to Catherine Valogne, December 15, 1970, 1 p. He wanted to bring his son to her "but he is so full of anxieties and hesitations in front of new faces - even if they are fraternal", so he gives up. Autographed letter signed to Catherine Valogne, June 14, 1972, 2 p. He apologizes for not responding earlier because "my charms have been quite busy lately".

He wishes to retire: "need for retreat after seeing too many people and I have a retrospective in 8 days". Autographed letter signed to Pierre Descargues and Catherine Valogne, May 23, 1971, 2 pages.

Request to jointly sign a platform and have it signed afterwards by their friends. He is preparing an event with the presentation of a large model with the support of all newspapers. 3 envelopes, 2 to Catherine Valogne from 1969 and 1970, 1 to Mrs. Pierre Descargues (Catherine Valogne) from 1972.

3 photos, silver print: 2 photos of Bazaine by Pierre Descargues, and a photo of the artist in front of his easel. Set in good condition - sent by registered mail.