Jules Barbey D'aurevilly Very Beautiful Autograph Letter Signed To Hector Saint-maur

  

Autograph letter to his friend hector of Saint-Maur. Signed autograph letter, 1 p.

In-12 (180 x 115 mm) accompanied by its shipping envelope, shipping stamp dated March 2, 1874, portrait of barbey d'aurevilly by lobel-rich joint, all framed in a golden frame. Pin print on the letter and envelope, very good condition on the other hand. Envelope at the address of Monsieur Hector de Saint-Maur, 52 rue des dames, des batignolles, batignolles, bets, in red ink underlined by double green lines. On the back, "never more" printed in relief in green. Letter, entirely written in red ink, with the "never more" letter printed in relief in green. My sweet and merry Saint-Maur. You still want me to. You're writing to tell me.

Or can you give me dinner? I wait - and I am. Always the friend, solid as a dolmen.

I didn't mean to insult our friendship in. He began in the Musketeer, newspaper of alexander dumas, a literary career that would see him publish in the artist (from 1859) and become the friend of barbey d'aurevilly, of which he would often be the amphitryon, an abundant correspondence would follow. He received the Montyon Prize from the French Academy for his work "Le dernier chant", 1876. Very beautiful document, full of humor, with the graphic writing well known to the writer. Thank you for waiting for the payment summary to enjoy it..

payment expected within 7 days after the end of the auction, thank you. This item is in the category "collections\letters, old papers\autographs\historical persons". The seller is "bouqaur" and is located in this country: fr.

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1. subtype: autograph on paper
2. modified object: yes
3. description of the modification: framed piece with its shipping envelope and a portrait of the author by lobel-riche
4. type: autograph, dedication
Period: Second empire
5. country of manufacture: france
6. theme: literature
7. number of pages: 1