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Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973


Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973
Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973

Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973    Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973

Autograph letter signed and signed reply by Sophie de VILMORIN - 1973. Lot of an autograph letter signed by Pierre Lecuire addressed to André Malraux, dated February 13, 1973, and a typed letter signed by Sophie de Vilmorin addressed to Pierre Lecuire in reply, dated February 15, 1973, with its stamped and postmarked envelope. Pierre Lecuire asks André Malraux to come and see "an unusual exhibition presenting the attempt at the total expression of a poet." Sophie de Vilmorin replies to Pierre Lecuire that André Malraux "will not be able to attend the exhibition because he is overloaded with obligations; his convalescence still requires him to rest a great deal.

" Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm. Condition: See photos for more details. Number of pages: 2 pages.

Sophie Violette Louise Marie Levêque de Vilmorin, known as Sophie de Vilmorin, daughter of Roger de Vilmorin and Pauline de Bellet, was André Malraux's "ultimate love." André Malraux, born on November 3, 1901 in Paris and died on November 23, 1976 in Créteil (Val-de-Marne), was a French writer, adventurer, resistance fighter, politician, and intellectual. Pierre Lecuire, born on May 18, 1922 in Toulon and died on June 2, 2013 in Paris, was a French poet and publisher. Autograph letters, old papers, antique books, photographs, engravings, stamps... We appraise and/or buy your letters, letter collections, and antique books throughout France.

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Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973    Pierre Lecuire autograph letter signed and signed reply from De Vilmorin, 1973