Paul DUKAS. L.A.S. [February 20, 1920], to Marcel Labey; 1 page in-12 filled with a small handwriting, address on the back. An a.s. business card is attached. ([2.XII.1920], envelope), thanking Labey for sending his Quartet. He regrets not having been able to go and listen to Labey's Third Symphony; friends have praised "the surety of form and nobility of style as well as the elevation of feelings quite worthy, they say, of the great artist and the dear friend to whose memory your work is dedicated" ...