Ambroise VOLLARD (1866-1939). L.A.S., July 27, 1913, at Teodor of Wyzewa; 1 page in-8.

On Auguste Renoir. "Dear Monsieur de Vyzeva, I just saw Durand-Ruel who yesterday received news from Renoir; only two words, but they said that everyone was fine ... It was through Renoir that Vollard had made the acquaintance of Theodor of Wyzewa; he wrote in his memoirs: "When Renoir's exhibition took place at Georges Petit's in 1886, he was one of the rare publicists, if not the only one, who defended the artist. It was on this occasion that Renoir met him. The two men seem to have maintained friendly relations ever since. In the summer of 1899, Vollard, Wyzewa and his wife had visited Renoir in the house he had rented in Saint-Cloud].
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Ambroise VOLLARD (1866-1939). L.A.S., July 27, 1913, at Teodor of Wyzewa; 1 page in-8. On Auguste Renoir. "Dear Monsieur de Vyzeva, I just saw Durand-Ruel who yesterday received news from Renoir; only two words, but they said that everyone was fine ... It was through Renoir that Vollard had made the acquaintance of Theodor of Wyzewa; he wrote in his memoirs: "When Renoir's exhibition took place at Georges Petit's in 1886, he was one of the rare publicists, if not the only one, who defended the artist. It was on this occasion that Renoir met him. The two men seem to have maintained friendly relations ever since. In the summer of 1899, Vollard, Wyzewa and his wife had visited Renoir in the house he had rented in Saint-Cloud].

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Ambroise VOLLARD (1866-1939). L.A.S., July 27, 1913, at Teodor of Wyzewa; 1 page in-8. On Auguste Renoir. "Dear Monsieur de Vyzeva, I just saw Durand-Ruel who yesterday received news from Renoir; only two words, but they said that everyone was fine ... It was through Renoir that Vollard had made the acquaintance of Theodor of Wyzewa; he wrote in his memoirs: "When Renoir's exhibition took place at Georges Petit's in 1886, he was one of the rare publicists, if not the only one, who defended the artist. It was on this occasion that Renoir met him. The two men seem to have maintained friendly relations ever since. In the summer of 1899, Vollard, Wyzewa and his wife had visited Renoir in the house he had rented in Saint-Cloud].
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