Marie Laurencin Autographed Letter to Her Mother Without Great Joy

  
Autographed letter signed to her mother - "without great joy". Autographed letter signed by Marie Laurencin, addressed to her mother, written in blue ink on a sheet of wove paper. My darling, A week has passed. Here a great freshness reigns. My cheeks are all red, and I am working.

The [Süe] are a bit dull. They really like Gaston, and he would like him to come here for some time. They wrote to Gaston to invite him for you, my darling.

Wouldn't it be wonderful to be in this house? The mediocre (in love with Nic) is going to come. We need to give him a room, mine, and I will go into a little hole.

I was the one who proposed this. I am only in my room to write.

I will set up a nice little table with a pink and blue rug. And your photograph in the middle. We paint downstairs in a very beautiful studio with pleasant light. The [Süe] talk little, and Nicole is especially with me with her burden that is increasing.

She is very softened, I believe a lot due to the atmosphere and the distance from business. I bathe without great joy; there are no waves. I hug you with big arms. Dimensions: 21 x 27 cm. Condition: See photos and description for more details.

Number of pages: 2 pages. Marie Laurencin, born on October 31, 1883, in Paris 10? and died on June 8, 1956, in Paris 7?, is a French figurative painter, but also an engraver and illustrator, closely associated with the birth of modern art and the School of Paris.

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