Jules PASCIN (1885-1930). L.A.S. and 4 letters to him, mostly L.A.S. (defects). L.A.S. "Julius Pincas", illustrated with 4 watercolor pen drawings, Rustchuk mid-November 1901, to his beloved "Huhu", in German (4p. in-8, the 4th in another hand; cracks at folds); the drawings depict 3 sprites, one being chased by a butterfly, and one smoking a pipe near a camera, and a little girl holding a bouquet. Letters to him: Charles Eyck (in German), André Salmon (on his work at Le Petit Parisien, and the preparation of an exhibition, while Pascin is in America), Lucie Badoud dite Youki (November 19, 1925, to Lucy and Pascin, on her stay in Japan with Foujita, 7 p.), and an unidentified letter with drawing of Mrs. Biddle's portrait. Enclosed: - a L.A.S. from Lucie Utrillo to Camille Bombois (1948) about a portrait of Utrillo (plus a L.A.S. to Bombois by Mimi de Schulthess, 1952); - a typescript by Maximilien Gauthier, Cent historiettes sur les artistes de mon temps, with a.s. dispatch, paperback).