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Syntagma de Musis

Lilio Gregorio GIRALDI

Syntagma de Musis

12 000 €

Les Fleurs du mal

Charles BAUDELAIRE

Les Fleurs du mal

170 000 €

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains dans les poches : 'Vu de face, il paraît plus souffrant et plus triste qu'à la précédente épreuve. '

Charles BAUDELAIRE

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains [...]

6 800 €

Manuscrit illustré de dessins originaux et composé de deux parties 'La Porcelaine de Chine' et 'Le Bronze chinois'

ANONYME

Manuscrit illustré de dessins originaux et [...]

2 500 €

Terre des hommes

Antoine de SAINT-EXUPERY

Terre des hommes

10 000 €







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Marcel PAGNOL Lettre autographe signée à un directeur de chaîne de télévision

Marcel PAGNOL

Lettre autographe signée à un directeur de chaîne de télévision

1965, 20,5x27cm, deux feuillets.


Autograph letter dated February 14, 1968 and signed by Marcel Pagnol, three pages   traces of trombone and folds inherent to the placement of the letter in an envelope.
In this letter, Marcel Pagnol informs his correspondent of a discussion he had had in Monaco and with Philippe Rageneau, then director of the programs of the two French television channels, "of a project of broadcast for the end of year celebrations. "
Pleased with this perspective of the presentation of a new work, he went to work but doubt, for lack of time, the successful completion of the project. This is why he spontaneously suggests "a Christmas tale that has never been passed on your antennas, but which is quite known in the world since there are school editions for foreign colleges, and translations in several languages. It's Merlusse ... "




 

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