Virginie DÉJAZET. 2 L.A.S., plus letters and documents concerning her. Attached are a l.a.s. from Eugène Déjazet to the bookseller Sapin; and a l.a.s. from H. Bertrand. -To Mme Radoux (real mother of Eugène-Joseph Déjazet, the actress's adopted son), giving news of the "dear little one. He's doing wonderfully, and hasn't forgotten you. You can be sure that I, for my part, will always bring him up with respect for the love he must have for his family"... Joseph adds a few words for his "dear mother" (3 p. in-12). - To photographer Joseph Tourtin, about his card photographs (1 p. in-8, with photo attached). Joseph-Napoléon, comte LEPIC (1839-1889, painter). 3 L.A.S. to Arthur Meyer, director of Le Gaulois (9 pages in-8, with typographers' marks), 1874, about the organization of the tombola organized by Le Gaulois for the benefit of Déjazet (Sept. 27, 1874), and giving details of Déjazet's generosity, notably in January 1871 in Turin for the benefit of destitute French people. Attached are a l.a.s. from Eugène Déjazet to the bookseller Sapin; and a l.a.s. from H. Bertrand offering unpublished documents to L.H. Lecomte for his book on Déjazet (1905).
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Virginie DÉJAZET. 2 L.A.S., plus letters and documents concerning her.
Attached are a l.a.s. from Eugène Déjazet to the bookseller Sapin; and a l.a.s. from H. Bertrand.
-To Mme Radoux (real mother of Eugène-Joseph Déjazet, the actress's adopted son), giving news of the "dear little one. He's doing wonderfully, and hasn't forgotten you. You can be sure that I, for my part, will always bring him up with respect for the love he must have for his family"... Joseph adds a few words for his "dear mother" (3 p. in-12). - To photographer Joseph Tourtin, about his card photographs (1 p. in-8, with photo attached).
Joseph-Napoléon, comte LEPIC (1839-1889, painter). 3 L.A.S. to Arthur Meyer, director of Le Gaulois (9 pages in-8, with typographers' marks), 1874, about the organization of the tombola organized by Le Gaulois for the benefit of Déjazet (Sept. 27, 1874), and giving details of Déjazet's generosity, notably in January 1871 in Turin for the benefit of destitute French people.
Attached are a l.a.s. from Eugène Déjazet to the bookseller Sapin; and a l.a.s. from H. Bertrand offering unpublished documents to L.H. Lecomte for his book on Déjazet (1905).
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