Max Jacob / Signed Autograph Letter / Abbé Morel / God / Hope / Deportation

  
Autograph letter signed "max" to the abbé morel st benoît sur loire, September 23 [19]43, 1 p. In-4, envelope autograph attached left margin very slightly fragrant, traces of period folds and tiny tears to the folds. Pious letter of max jacob to his friend Abbé Morel about his father's health. We believe in miracles, you and I. We call them with all our faith. The Lord knows you and loves you. He also loves your venerable father who cannot be worthy of having such a son.

The history of the church and harpography bring us more incapable and how many miracles other than these are not known!! There is no madness in hope. We are not like this lady, a pious Catholic, who told me: I do not believe in miracles! What did she do at Mass, which is a daily miracle?

We believe in miracles - the daily miracles of Mass. We believe in the prodigious strength of prayer, the faith that transports the mountains.

God will say something to the one who gave a prayer! Today I dare not speak to you about anything other than the health of your poor father and tell me that I am united with you in prayer. A year and a half after the premature death of amedeo modigliani, tuberculose and destroyed by alcohol, max jacob permanently renounces psychotropic drugs and in 1921, on the advice of a priest friend, he exiles to st benoît on the Loire, or he is housed in the presbytery by the abbé albert fleureau.

The central laboratory, which he dedicates to the young Abbé morel, "disciple and master". Six months after this letter, max jacob was to be arrested by the gestapo and succumb to the dranky camp on 5 March 1944.

It was in 1925 that he was inspired by his friend max jacob to paint, who organized his first exhibition. This item is in the category "collections\letters, old papers\autographs\others". The seller is "laurent-autographs" and is located in this country: fr.

This item can be shipped to the following country: whole world.

Period: Second World War
1. theme: literature
2. type: signed autograph letter
3. number of pages: 1