Eugène BOUDIN. L.A.S., Paris April 11, 1892, to Ferdinand MARTIN; 3pages in-8 in blue ink. "I see with pleasure that you had a good trip, without too much fatigue, and above all that you are in good spirits, with a robust appetite, and I am happy about that. There is no doubt that with the help of the warmth, the view of this beautiful country, the peace of mind... and especially of heart, you will regain strength and vitality, which will do you a lot of good physically". He advises her to stay a few days in Saint-Raphaël, and to let herself "indulge in the sweet bliss of the fresh air and sun up there.... Oh the sun we still have here on the day of your departure, a sky so pure it's a piece of lapis. [...] I'm taking up my brushes again. [...] Yesterday I sent my paintings to the Salon"... Finally, he recommends: "Don't forget to ask for Bouillabesse! It excites the stomach, but it's delicious".