Auguste RENOIR (1841-1919). L.A.S., January 5 [19]02, [to his friend Paul Bérard] ; 2 pages in-8 on squared paper. On his next installation in the Midi. Intending to leave for the South in a week or so, Renoir asks his friend, "while walking around, to see if there is an apartment or an unfurnished house at Le Cannet, because I have my furniture in Magagnosc (Grasse) and I'll have it brought to me. I don't know Le Cannet, if the climate is good there [...]. We've all been very wobbly all these years, we've moved, in short a lot of boring occupations. My wife is a little bit fluy [...] she won't come and find me until I've found something "... He will stay in Cannes, in a hotel near the train station, and will go to see apartments in Le Cannet and elsewhere...