Marcel Proust Beautiful Autograph Letter Signed To Robert De Montesquiou Of 4 Pages

Drawing and autograph poem signed at his muse library the not wise. Beautiful letter of 4 pages. Autograph letter signed to Robert de Montesquiou. Beautiful signed autograph letter that follows the reading of. By montesquiou at the evening organized by Proust on June 2, 1905.

Is dedicated to the same aubernon, future model of the same verdurin in the. Dear sir, you think that it took something unforeseen and invincible for me not to express my gratitude to you for the great and charming honor you have done to me the day before yesterday.

This obstacle was a crisis of thirty hours during which all movement (and also all immobility) all thought was refused me, a crisis of asthma so violent that nothing resisted it. I had this morning the Gallic where in the heading \An extremely precise note that I had sent was reduced to two lines, but still to two lines that I had not written. There is an \If you were able to stop for a moment all these things I would ask you to read that of the New York Herald which will show you all the same great difference with \. I hope, moreover, that these beautiful hours, in which the pages which ennobled them have been put, will belong to another kind of literature. Again thank you dear sir, I repeat again being too exhausted to develop it.

Your respectful and grateful Marcel Proust. I hope that Yturri was not too tired of the tiredness that he had been kind enough to impose on coming.

Black ink on paper of great mourning. Montesquiou stamp with red ink. Fragile central fold with small adhesive restorations at the top and bottom.

Proust Marcel, born in Paris July 10, 1871 and died in Paris November 18, 1922. The item he category \The seller is \This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.

Time: 1900 to 1960 <\/ li>
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