FINE ARTS - Lot 159

FINE ARTS Set of autograph letters of painters: - Henri ROUART: Autograph letter signed addressed to Mr Brame. The tail in Brie (S and O) 2 pages in-8°. Letter of congratulations for the future marriage of Mr. Barme. "It is indeed Degas who in my It was indeed Degas who, in my last trip to Paris, told me that the date of your wedding was definitely fixed. I knew for a long time your resolution, therefore the news did not cause me any surprise. ". - Alfred SENSIER : Autograph letter signed addressed to Mr Brame. Paris, 1867; 1 page in-8°. announcing the death of Rousseau. "I come to announce you a very sad news: Rousseau died today died today at 9 o'clock in the morning. We think that the funeral will take place this Tuesday in Barbizon where he will be will be buried ". - Alfred ROBAUT: Autograph visiting card (perforated) signed in blue and red pencil; 1 page in-16°. "Dear Expert, with the very well touched processes... you would have had I hope, the kindness to reserve for me (detached) proofs concerning Delacroix, Corot and even Millet. For this I thank you seven hundred times". - Miguel ZAMACOIS : Important set of 14 autograph letters signed. Dated between 1906 and 1934. "Needless to say that the very pretty watercolor of Boggs is at your disposal. Have it Have it picked up Monday morning by someone with a note from you. "This section of Candide is taking beyond my expectations, in that it has earned me an avalanche of letters asking me, in all (paintings, books, autographs, furniture, etc.) asking me what I should do best. I believe that I will I believe that I will free myself from this chore but in the meantime I must satisfy the customers. - Arthur MEYER : Important set of 17 signed autograph letters addressed to Mr. Brame. All on a paper with the letterhead Du Gaulois (representing a rooster) written in Paris between 1912 and 1913, large in-8°. Many proposals of box in the theater, others speaking about paintings. "If you are by chance at home. I say by chance because I never meet you anymore. Can you entrust me with 1° the Louis Philippe de Lami to the bearer 2° tell me the very, very last price at which you would give it to me, the price of the day after the end of the year, the beginning of the year. you know that the good actions carry happiness ". - Albert WOLFF: Autograph letter signed addressed to Mr Brame. Saturday evening; 1 page in-12°. Letter of apology for a missed appointment. "I apologize before going to bed. before going to bed. The truth - here it is! Despite your renewed invitation this morning. I forgot at the last I forgot at the last hour that I was to have dinner at your place. I am sorry for this oversight and beg you to present my apologies to Mrs. Brame". - Edmond HUYBRECHTS: Autograph letter signed addressed to Mr Brame. Antwerp, March 26 He wishes to have an appointment in Belgium. "If you intend to come soon in Belgium. I do not doubt that you are more or less occupied with the Kums sale, which and that you will attend it. I would like to talk to you beforehand. The offer of one and half million has been asked twice. - Adrien MARX: Set of 4 autograph letters signed addressed to Mr Brame. On blue paper with the letterhead of the Figaro. He speaks about different hunting parties. "I am a hunter. You have a hunt. And I would like a partridge. You know what you have to do". - Edouard HERRIOT: Set of 4 autograph letters signed addressed to Mr Brame on card with the letterhead of the Cabinet of the Mayor of Lyon. The correspondence speaks about a portrait of Chardin proposed to the city of Lyon and then to Mr Brame; a bronze offered, and thanks. We join 4 visiting cards with autograph annotations. - Maurice GENEVOIX : Autograph letter signed. Paris, February 23, 1897; 1 page in-8°. Letter speaking about sending an invitation for two armchairs. - WILLY : Set of 5 autographed letters signed, of which 4 are on postcards representing the actress Andrée Mielly in "la petite Jasmin" piece written by Willy and Georges Docquois. "You can not know what pleasure you have caused me. It consoles me to see our to see our little play leave the stage in full success. It's a bit like burying a child! - Philippe BURTY : Autograph letter signed addressed to Mr Brame. Paris, June 1887; 2 pages in-12°. He asks Mr. Brame to move their appointment. "Tomorrow morning, Saturday I have an appointment at 9 o'clock and you would be sorry to make me miss it! But I am sure I will be back at 11 o'clock. So after 11 o'clock, I'll wait for you. The Barye's money is ready, as well as the promised drawing of Th. Rousseau ". - Winterhalter HERMANN : Set of two autograph letters signed addressed to Mr. Brame Brame : - 1 page large in-8°. "You should come back to see me to discuss my paintings. I am I decide (considering the misfortunes which overwhelm Paris) to get rid of my tiger (Delacroix). I had asked you I had asked you for 8000F, I let it at the fairest price at 7000F. [...] If you