Max JACOB signed autograph letter to René Dulsou 1933

  

Max JACOB - signed autograph letter - to René Dulsou - 1933. Max JACOB - signed autograph letter - to René Dulsou - 1933. Max Jacob, born on July 12, 1876, in Quimper and died on March 5, 1944, in Drancy, was a French poet, painter, and writer.

A major figure of the surrealist movement, he is known for works like 'Le Cornet à dés'. A friend of Picasso, he played a key role in the artistic avant-garde of the early 20th century.

“Dear René, As soon as you left yesterday at 6 PM, I began to feel quite ill in my chest. Pulmonary congestion or bronchitis, I am lying down and getting up with difficulty. I cannot phone - besides, your phone never answers. Come if you can and don't stay long.

However, do not sacrifice a second of your happiness for me; I envy you without bitterness. Max Jacob, letter, manuscript, signed, 1925, Dear René, pulmonary congestion, bronchitis, illness, telephone, French writer, poet, correspondence, modern art, 20th century.

Max Jacob, letter, manuscript, signed, 1925, Dear René, pulmonary congestion, bronchitis, illness, telephone, French writer, poet, correspondence, modern art, 20th century.