BOUDIN Eugène Louis [Honfleur, 1824 - Deauville, 1898], Fren - Lot 173

BOUDIN Eugène Louis [Honfleur, 1824 - Deauville, 1898], French painter. Set of three letters addressed to Mr. Détrimont, art dealer. - Autograph letter signed. Paris, January 21, 1895; 1 page in-8° with its stamped envelope. "The painting that you present to me - Peasant in blue blouse leading a white cow by a stormy weather, canvas stormy weather, canvas of 20, to have my appreciation is certainly a very authentic ray of the last period of my the last period of my dear master ". - Autograph letter signed. Venice, June 20, 1895; 4 pages in-8° with stamped envelope. "I had promised myself to send you some lines of Venice, and you see it, I was very late to realize my desire, but it is necessary to but it is necessary to tell you that the days are short, when one wants to use them well ! Besides, one comes back tired, most of the time irritated by the heat and one lazes instead of writing. On In the evening one takes coffee and ice creams on the square St Marc so beautiful to the sound of the military musics ". - Autograph letter signed. Venice July 3, 1895; 2 pages in-8°. "I send you enclosed very little serious certificate that you ask me I say very little serious in the sense that I give my opinion only on what the painting which is of the last time. I tell you that the heat is torrid, one cannot resist any more even in the shade. Besides here one goes out only in the evening or to go to the Lido to take sea baths and to refresh themselves under the tents of the casino".