Georges CLEMENCEAU (1841-1929). L.A.S., Saint-Dié (Vosges) July 22, 1928, [to Blanche Hoschedé-Monet]; 1 page in-4. About his book Claude Monet, les Nymphéas (Paris, Plon, 1928, wood by Emmanuel Poirier). He asks her to get in touch as soon as possible with Mme Baldensperger "who has begun negotiations with Plon for the engravings", in order perhaps to send her "the photograph of Monet and me on the bridge by Kenck. The book should appear in the first days of November. [...]. I am still expecting you in September with square meters of canvas and miles of brushes. If the flowers are a little faded, you will want to repaint their corollas, but I will do the sand with a shoebrush. Here is my collaboration"... A circular letter in facsimile from BISMARCK (May 1, 1895), thanks on the occasion of his birthday, is attached.