Jacques AUDIBERTI (1899-1965). 10 L.A.S., Paris, Neuilly and Antibes [1946]-1954 and n.d., to General Édouard Corniglion-Molinier; 16pages in-4 (binder holes and some flaws). Interesting friendly correspondence about his theater, books and painting. [1946]. He talks about Quoat-Quoat, and is finishing his novel (Vive guitare)... - [1947?], about the review Cavalcade, and its echoes "on Pétain and Laval. It's certain that it would be in France's best interest to be reconciled, to form a block, but is this possible? Unfortunately, we doubt it"... May 10, 1950, on the theater projects of his director Georges Vitaly, his play Pucelle à la Huchette... - Wednesday, on his problems with his son-in-law, the fate of his manuscripts and paintings which "more or less belong to the heritage of our country", the family home in Antibes... - "Antibes remains Antibes, a mixture of Carthage and Clichy. In some places, enormous, burning and outdated civilizations are inscribed in the angle of a masonry [...] But boredom can be born from a suburban asphalt"... A poem of 3 quatrains is illustrated with 3 small drawings. - He has separated from his wife. - December 1954], with a small drawing: "I continue to write and paint. But life is sometimes heavy"... Greetings letter with pen-and-ink drawing... Etc.