Autograph Letters & Manuscripts
Tuesday 16 March 2021 at 14:00
3, rue Favart, 75002 Paris
321 lots
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101 - Alexandre DUMAS father (1802-1870). Autograph manuscript for Lorenzino, [1842]; 2 pages and a quarter large in-fol. Important fragment of work, with erasures and corrections, of a scene from the drama Lorenzino, premiered at the Théâtre-Français on February 24, 1842. The subject is the same as Musset's Lorenzaccio: the assassination of the tyrant of Florence, Duke Alexander, by his cousin and favorite Lorenzo de Medici. This double-page spread gives a variant of scene iv of Act II, betwee
Result €1,024Estimate €500 - €700 -
102 - Jean-Georges FARCY (1800-1830) philosopher, poet and romantic journalist, killed in 1830 during the attack on the Tuileries. 3 L.A.S., 1827-1829, to the painter Alexandre Colin; 7 pages in-8 or in-4, addresses. A manuscript of homage to Farcy (by Colin?) is attached: "One year has already passed since your blood gnawed the earth"... (2 p. in-4); and an L.A.S. from J.-M. Dargaud to Colin, on Farcy "my old friend" (on the back 3 pencil sketches). Very rare letters during his travels. [They ar
Result €768Estimate €400 - €500 -
103 - Louis de FONTANES (1757-1821) writer and politician, Grand Master of the University, friend of Chateaubriand. L.A.S., 7 au soir [1809?], to a colleague; 2 pages in-4. An l.a.s. of the Duchess of Abrantès evoking the memory of Junot (plus one of her daughter Joséphine) is attached The rank of the University in public ceremonies is an important point, which he took care of with the Grand Master of Ceremonies; the Emperor was ready to sign but referred everything to the Conseil d'État... "It
Result €153Estimate €100 - €150 -
104 - Not available
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105 - Jean GENET (1910-1986). 3 L.A.S., 2 P.A.S. and 1 L.S., Paris and Cannes 1947, to Jean-Jacques Pauvert; 5 pages in-4 (one torn into several pieces) and 1 oblong page in-8, 2 envelopes. Enclosed is a carbon copy of a letter from Pauvert to Genet, Sceaux 26 January 1947, confirming the terms of the transfer of Haute surveillance. On his pieces Haute surveillance, and Les Bonnes [this one was created at the Athénée on 19 April 1947]. Paris 27 January 1947. Sale of 60 copies of Haute surveilla
Estimate €700 - €800 -
106 - Ernest de GENGENBACH (1903-1979). 2 L.A.S., La Tourette-Cabardès (Aude) 1956-1957, to a lady; 5 pages in-4 (business card attached). On the restoration of the village of Cabardès in Occitania, and the reception of Hungarian refugees after the Budapest uprising. 29 December 1956. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, knowing that I am in charge of the reconstruction and repopulation of an abandoned village, is considering with the National Committee for the Welcoming of Hungarian Refugees the po
Estimate €150 - €200 -
107 - André GIDE (1869-1951). 4 L.A.S., 1949-1950, to Miss Muni, in Paris; 5 pages in-4 or in-8, a letterhead Clinique du Belvédère in Nice, envelopes. Enclosed are 6 photographs of Muni in the role of Amal (stamped by the photographer Lucien Lorelle); one original photograph and 5 countertypes of Muni and André Gide; 2 leaflets and a cardboard box for the 1949 performances; and 3 l.a.s. from Catherine Gide to Muni (1952-1965), one of which gave her the exclusive role of Amal for two years. [T
Result €486Estimate €400 - €500 -
108 - Remy de GOURMONT (1858-1915). Signed autograph manuscript, Epilogues, [1900]; 6 pages and a quarter small in-4, and 10 pages and a half in-8, with some erasures and corrections. Two chronicles for the Mercure de France. * [May 1900], in 3 parts: La Porte Binet (on the architecture that triumphed at the World's Fair and especially on the Porte Binet with its "scaled pot, pan, diving style"...); La Boite du Ciel (on the prohibitive rates and delays in the delivery of mail by the Post Office); an
Estimate €250 - €300 -
109 - Alexandre-Balthazar-Laurent GRIMOD DE LA REYNIÈRE (1758-1838) L.A.S., Paris 8 prairial VIII (28 May 1800), [to the Marquis de Carrion-Nisas]; 1 page and a half in8 (qqs piq.). He expresses ardent wishes for the success of his work [Montmorency], but declines the offer to attend a rehearsal: "I have been in open warfare for a long time with many of the actors to whom you have given roles in your tragedy. I have just had a letter published in the posters that has increased the number of my ene
Result €358Estimate €200 - €250 -
110 - Victor HUGO (1802-1885). P.A.S., "Bruges - Hotel de Flanders" April 8, 1861; 1 page in-4 (faded ink, burnished paper, framed). "I found excellent hospitality at Mr. and Mrs. Decker-Bruyt's house, and I take the best memories of it with me. The charming good grace of Mrs. Decker-Bruyt will not fade from my memory"...
Result €512Estimate €250 - €300 -
111 - [Victor HUGO]. Juliette DROUET (1806-1883). L.A., Dimanche [Paris end 1834?], to Victor Hugo; 3 pages in-8 on yellow paper, address "à toi mon bien aimé". "I am very sad but well resigned. I bear with enough courage your absence by the hope that far from me you will use with fruit this time which is so dear to me, for it is not by evaluations that one can count what I suffer far from you since it is my life which is worn out in the desire to see you. Earlier I received a letter from my daugh
Result €832Estimate €600 - €800 -
112 - Eugene IONESCO (1912-1994). Signed autograph manuscript, Avant-garde and tradition, [1958 ?] ; 5 pages and a half in-4 with some erasures and corrections (typograph marks, title strikethrough). Very interesting text on the theatre and the avant-garde, and on Samuel Beckett. Probably intended for Les Lettres françaises of April 10, 1958, for the survey: "What is the avant-garde in 1958? " " When I write, I don't ask myself the problem of whether "I am avant-garde". I try to say how the worl
Result €2,560Estimate €1,000 - €1,200 -
113 - Isidore ISOU (1925-2007). Typescript signed with autograph additions and corrections, Non! l'art moderne n'est pas né en Russie, [November 1955]; 6 in-4 typed pages. Attached is the first page of the mimeographed tract of the Situationists' Address to all workers, [May 1968]. A polemical article by the Lettrist, with important corrections and additions, for the weekly Arts, in response to "Au temps de l'avant-garde" by Michel Seuphor, in L'œil. "Our colleague's essay seems to indicate a n
Result €512Estimate €250 - €300 -
114 - Henri JEANSON (1900-1970). Signed autograph manuscript, [December 1958]; 8 in-4 pages on blue paper (printer's marks, small tear at one corner). On the occasion of the 700th issue of Arts (December 10, 1958) Jeanson pays homage to the free, uncommitted spirit of the review: Baudelaire, Nerval, Sainte-Beuve, Beaumarchais, Rivarol, Chénier, Vallès, Diderot, Veuillot would have found their place there, "because tolerance is the beginning of freedom"... He imagines the treatment of current even
Estimate €300 - €400 -
115 - Eugene LABICHE (1815-1888). 2 L.A.S., 1866-1870, to a friend; ¾ page in-12 and 2 pages and a quarter in-8, to his number. November 26, 1866. "The Corricolo passes on Saturday. I need my friends, I am sending you two balcony chairs "... Rueil 8 juillet 1870. He addresses to Mr. Lefèvre a small souvenir of thanks. "As for you, I can only offer you what you already have: my very good and cordial friendship. You have saved me from a very great embarrassment, I do not speak of the amount of money
Estimate €100 - €150 -
116 - Léo LARGUIER (1878-1950). Autograph manuscript of a conference, [1948] ; 10 pages in-4 with some erasures and corrections. An a.s. manuscript by G. LENOTRE, La Petite Histoire is attached. A page from "Monsieur" (6 p. in-4), on the memoirs of Jean-Marc de Royère, former first page of Monsieur, Comte de Provence. An evocation of the situation of letters in the 1840s, on the occasion of a reception at the Conté Carrière in honor of the Eugène Carrière Prize. "The great lyrical storms tha
Result €89Estimate €100 - €120 -
117 - Raymond de LA TAILHÈDE (1867-1938). 5 L.A.S., Moissac [1886], to the novelist André de Bréville (brother of the illustrator Job); 12 pages in-8 with the letterhead of L'Apéritif, Journal Humoristique et Littéraire (one in red ink). On his newspaper L'Apéritif. He complains about being in without news: "Are you angry that I told you to rewrite your nice poetry, or are you preparing another one? ...] I expect from you a gracious idyll full of fragrance and love. ...] If you can get me som
Estimate €200 - €300 -
118 - Jacques LAURENT (1919-2000). Manuscript in part autograph, Plat du jour, [July 1949]; 3 pages in-4 typewritten corrected and 3 pages in autogr. fol., numerous corrections and additions. Attached are the corrected proofs (8 p. in-8), with autogr. corrections in pencil; Laurent crosses out the title and writes the new one: Plat du jour. Attached is a manuscript a.s. by Léon DAUDET, Le Cinquantenaire du Vaccin de la Rage (The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Rabies Vaccine). Les Phénomènes de Mutat
Result €320Estimate €150 - €200 -
119 - Jacques LAURENT (1919-2000). Signed autograph manuscript, La Folle de Gauguin, [1956] ; 9 pages in-8 with blue and red pens (printer's marks). Article published in Arts of May 16, 1956. Laurent relates a curious news item that should have prompted a writer to develop it in Arts. "Woe! It would have been to weigh on a news item, thus neglecting the crisis of the theatre, the destiny of Western thought, the influence of Plotinus on Freud whose birthday it is precisely, the onthological concern
Result €512Estimate €400 - €500 -
120 - Henri-René LENORMAND (1882-1951). Autograph manuscript, [ca. 1935-1938]; 12 pages and a quarter in-8 on yellow paper with erasures and corrections. Enclosed is the manuscript of a talk on Jean Cocteau (ca. 1935, 2 p. and a quarter in-fol.), whose author cannot be identified, which reports Cocteau's remarks. Speech in response to an evening devoted to him by the Friends of 1914, or Académie de la Coupole, an association of intellectuals founded by François Bernouard. He evokes the difficul
Estimate €80 - €100 -
121 - Hugues LE ROUX (1860-1925). Signed autograph manuscript, Aux abattoirs; 13 pages and a quarter in-4, with corrections in red ink. Bloody report on the work of the "killers" of the City of Paris slaughterhouses, their methods, with details on the different practices of the "Israelite priests" .
Estimate €200 - €300 -
122 - literature. L.A.S. and 6 pieces or poems a.s. for an autograph album. Jules Barbier (La Glaneuse), François Coppée (serenade extracted from Severo Torelli), Alexandre Dumas fils, Georges Ohnet, Édouard Pailleron (quatrain), André Theuriet (3 stanzas extracted from Les Foins, with l. for sending to a lady).
Result €166Estimate €80 - €100 -
123 - LITERATURE. 8 letters or pieces, most of them L.A.S. René Barbier (epistle in 5 stanzas to Miss Andrée Mouillefarine, 1916), François Coppée (to Édouard Drumont), Maurice Donnay (2, to Lieutenant Jean Collin, 1918), Édouard Drumont (to Paul Déroulède), Charles Grandmougin (4 stanzas from Paroles du vétéran, with cover letter), Inez and Will Irwin (on poetry, in English).
Estimate €150 - €200 -
124 - literature. 2 manuscripts and a printed piece. Canneva aîné (Hommage à Lamartine in verse, 1 p. impr.), Edmond Pilon (ms autogr. d'un Projet pour un nouvel ordre français, après le 6 Février, directed against Blum, Jouhaux...), Jules Romains (Marseille, signed poem).
Estimate €80 - €100 -
125 - LITERATURE. 41 L.A.S. and 3 autograph business cards, most of them to Count Paul de Kermaingant. Paul Bourget (4), Jean Carrère (3), Albert Flament (10 to Yvonne de Villeneuve-Bargemont, and a photo), Frantz Funck-Brentano (5), Jean de La Varende, Frédéric Masson (18), Charles Maurras, Paul Meurice (on V. Hugo), Frédéric Mistral.
Result €256Estimate €200 - €300 -
126 - LITERATURE. 35 letters or pieces, most of them L.A.S., 20th century. Georges Arnaud (3, including a corrected and dedicated typescript fragment, and a long covering letter, 1967), Eugène Dabit (to a critic), Claude Farrère (21 to his insurer, 1926-1949, about his accidents and the war, plus a signed photo), Jean Guitton (2), Bernard Halda (2), Louis Guilloux (2, to critics, including Dominique Braga, 1930-1931), Henri Guillemin, Émile Henriot (to Bertrand Guégan, editor of the Almanach de
Estimate €300 - €400 -
127 - LITERATURE. 5 signed autograph manuscripts (except one), and one corrected typescript; in-4 (some small defects). Articles for the weekly Arts, ca. 1955-1960. Arthur Adamov (Ma "Métamorphose", for France Observateur, [n° du 25 avril 1963], 3 p., the end is missing). Jean-Louis Curtis (Secret professionnel. Genres romanesques défunts, 3 p., unsigned). Bernard Frank (Réflexions sur les prix littéraires, 5 p., and sur les hebdomadaires littéraires, 6 p.). Morvan Lebesque (Dans les couliss
Estimate €300 - €400 -
128 - Henry Wadsworth LONGFELLOW (1807-1882). L.A.S., Cambridge [Massachusetts] July 7, 1857; 2 1/2 pages in-8 (glue marks on the back); in English. He sends a portrait of his visiting correspondent for six weeks, the length of the College vacation which is just beginning: "I send you, on a visit only, and have given it permission to spend six weeks with you, that being the length of the College vacation which is just beginning. He leaves in a few days for Nahant, where he will receive his pen pal i
Estimate €600 - €800 -
129 - Pierre LOUŸS (1870-1925). L.A.S., Bordeaux July 15, 1918, to the Prefect of the Gironde; 4 pages in-8 with letterhead of the Hôtel Continental de Bordeaux. A draft of an autogr. letter to a lady is attached (1 p. ¼ in-8 mourning, defects): "To which valet, madam, do you think so tenderly? I speak to you of a lake and a boat and a servant makes you forget Lamartine"...; and a business card a.s., July 7, 1910: "Abominable, the verdict of Bourges! and even more abominable, the judgment. What a
Result €358Estimate €200 - €250 -
130 - Françoise MALLET-JORIS (1930-2016). Manuscripts and autograph notes for L'Empire céleste, [circa 1958]; 33 pages in-4 or in-8. An autogr. note sheet, torn from a notebook (in-12, in pencil), is attached. Notes, sketches and fragments relating to his novel L'Empire céleste (Prix Femina, 1958), its characters (Stéphane Morani, Mrs. Priest, Paul Coban, Henry Strass, Martine Fortin, Miss Lethuit, Dr. Fisher, Socrates) and the plot. "Sc[ène] of Mrs. Priest - accentuate her character (id. sce
Result €256Estimate €200 - €300 -
131 - John Manifold (1915-1985) Australian poet and musicologist. Autograph poem signed, The Sirens, Paris 11 November 1944; 1 page in-4 in blue ink on yellow paper; in English. Sonnet mis au net with a correction: "Ulysses heard the Sirens; they were singing / Music by Wolff and Weinberger and Morley"...
Estimate €80 - €100 -
132 - Roger MARTIN DU GARD (1881-1958). L.A.S., Bellême (Orne) March 26, 1928, to bookseller-publisher Edward Heilbuth; 1 page and a half in-8, envelope. Two l.a.s. of fathers of writers are attached: Adrien Barbusse (1887), and General Jean-Auguste Margueritte (Algiers 1868). On the reissue of his first book, Devenir, originally published by Ollendorff in 1908, and of which Heilbuth has just published an illustrated edition of 15 lithographs by Jean Marchand under the firm Eos. "Mrs. Martin du
Result €102Estimate €100 - €150 -
133 - Guy de MAUPASSANT (1850-1893). Manuscripts and autograph notes; 2 pages petit in-4, 1 page in-4 in pencil, and 1 page in-8. An L.A.S. by Pol Arnault is attached on a map with the number GM, La Guillette 22 June 1884, for "our friend Guy fort occupé". Two pages of drafts of a play, probably a first version of Une répétition (published in 1910). "The scene depicts a very pretty salon [...] a lady dressed as a shepherdess / listens as she strikes the leaves from a fern branch / a gentleman
Result €768Estimate €700 - €800 -
134 - Thomas MAYNE REID (1818-1883). L.A.S., Chasewood, Ross, Herefordshire January 2, 1877, to London barrister Frank Blandy; 1 page and a half in-8, envelope (die-cut stamp); in English. He apologizes for not having written to him to let him know that unforeseen circumstances had prevented him from going to London as he wished. He still does not know when he will be able to go to the capital; he asks Blandy to give him an idea of the issues he wishes to see him about...". I am still uncertain as t
Result €768Estimate €300 - €400 -
135 - Prosper MÉRIMÉE (1803-1870). L.A., Montpellier April 24 [1868], to Countess Sophie de Beaulaincourt; 4 pages in-8. Very beautiful and spiritual letter. In Montpellier to follow his cure, Mérimée trusts a Dr. Bertin, who promised not to cure him but to relieve him: "He puts me every morning for two hours in penance in a small iron tower that looks very much like the monuments that adorn the boulevard and that we owe to M. de Rambuteau. We are very comfortably seated there in a large armcha
Result €576Estimate €500 - €700 -
136 - Frédéric MISTRAL (1830-1914). L.A.S., Maillane February 19, 1859, to the Marseille poet Joseph Autran; 2 pages in-8, envelope. On Mireille. "Mr. and illustrious poet, I can finally offer you a copy of the poem which, six months ago, brought me to Paris. I was obliged to leave, without having the pleasure of being introduced to you, and, to my great regret, I learned on my arrival that you had asked our dear Roumanille about me and that you were willing to take an interest in me. Please recei
Result €576Estimate €300 - €400 -
137 - Henry de MONTHERLANT (1896-1972). 6 L.A.S., [1935]-1951, to Maurice Rostand; 4 pages in-8 and 7 pages in-4 (some cracks and edges a little bit frayed). Friday [1935]. He missed the representation of the Trial of Oscar Wilde... November 3, 1943, on Remember, Madam: "You are without doubt the only one today who can mix truths with symbols, to attack with such courage our old myths"... July 3, 1944. "Your article on Son of No One comes to me from the depths of eternity, doesn't it? December 1943
Result €281Estimate €200 - €300 -
138 - Roger NIMIER (1925-1962). Autograph manuscript, about the election of Paul Morand, [April 1958]; 5 pages in-fol. on squared paper with file holes, with erasures and corrections (printer's marks). On the opposition of certain academics to Paul Morand's candidacy for the Académie française. This column, full of raging verve, appeared in the magazine Arts. "When the current Director [André François-Poncet], who had never had the opportunity to speak so violently in front of Hitler, had fini
Result €896Estimate €700 - €800 -
139 - Steve PASSEUR (1899-1966). 3 signed autograph manuscripts, [1944 and 1954], 17 pages in-4. We enclose 4 manuscripts a.s. by Jacques NATANSON (32 p. in-8 or in-4), chronicles on Montherlant, the cinema, current events... Un homme de théâtre au Français, [1944], on Pierre Dux who has just been appointed administrator of the Comédie-Française. Un merveilleux tournoi de films, [1944], about a film contest. Trial out of court..., with letter of sending (June 24, 1954), about the Dialogue of
Result €64Estimate €80 - €100 -
140 - Jean PAULHAN (1884-1968). L.A.S., Paris 27 February 1934, to the Danish writer Ole Winding, in Chantilly; 3 pages in red and black ink, with nrf heading, envelope. French lesson. "I took a pleasure mixed with embarrassment in reading your Essay. It happens that your reflections are just and fine (and sometimes striking). I am thinking particularly of those that deal with the lies of society, the destiny of the soul, the nature of our "discoveries"). But they are terribly undermined by ambiguo
Result €128Estimate €100 - €120 -
141 - Roger PEYREFITTE (1907-2000). 2 L.A.S. "R", Alet November and end 1940, to his friend Henry de Montherlant; 4 and 2 pages in-4 filled with a small tight handwriting in green ink (the 2nd with 2 clippings glued at the head). Long letters after his forced resignation from diplomacy for an affair of vice. 4 November. Montherlant's letter pulls him out of pain, but he does not know what to think of Henry H.'s silence [Houssaye (1912-1970), known as the "Chevalier"]. He jokes about the postal con
Result €832Estimate €400 - €500 -
142 - Roger PEYREFITTE. L.A.S. (initials), April 26-29, 1941, [to Henry de Montherlant]; 13 pages in-8. Very long letter, partly unpublished (Correspondence, cxvii). Peyrefitte announces the death of his father: "Struck on Wednesday evening by a stroke, which his 86 years of age made hopeless in advance, my poor father died, painlessly, very slowly, yesterday evening, exactly 48 hours after his attack. He recounts the wake, the sadness, the feelings that assailed him, etc. He still wants to settle i
Estimate €400 - €500 -
143 - Roger PEYREFITTE. 10 L.A.S., [1941-1942], to Henry de Montherlant; 9 postcards of correspondence (1 page in-8 each filled with a tiny handwriting, with on the back the addresses of the sender and the addressee), and 2 pages in-8 with letterhead of the Grand Hotel Taranne. Interesting correspondence to Montherlant, addressed to "M. Millon" (another surname of the writer), signed in the name of the sender (one "R.P. Fitte" and one "de St Phalle"), talking about their homosexual liaisons and adve
Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
144 - Roger PEYREFITTE. 7 L.A.S. and 1 P.A.S., 1948-1988, various; 14 pages various formats, a few envelopes. 2 L.A.S. on cards at the Librairie Gallimard, book orders (1924); one L.A.S. to Yves Gandon, thanking for an article on Les Amitiés particulières (1945); a dedication a.s. under his portrait. Taormina 5 May 1948 (on the back of 4 postcards) to a friend, about a burglary at his home on Avenue Hoche, evoking a "revenge of the Jesuits", a young man "capable of many things", etc. February 2
Result €384Estimate €300 - €400 -
145 - Roger PEYREFITTE. 5 L.A.S., Paris August-October 1973, to a "young friend" poet, Yvon Conéjéro; 8 pages and a half in-8, envelopes. Beautiful set relating to the Amitiés particulières, and the model of Alexandre Motier. July 15. Thanks for the charming volume of verses. "I hope you enjoy your chance to be a poet. Stay it! Your whole life will be changed by it. I'm touched that you're asking me to visit the tomb of "Alexander"... "... The tomb is not in Sète but had to be transported to B�
Estimate €300 - €400 -
146 - Francis PICABIA (1879-1953). L.A.S., Paris Samedi [1948], to Gaston Criel; 1 page and a quarter in-4. An a.s. poem by Gaston CRIEL (1913-1990), Libération, Paris May 12, 1945 (1 page and a half in-4), with l.a.s. is attached. accompaniment; prose poem written on his return from the Stalag de prisonniers His conception of literature and art, about Swing by Gaston Criel, published by Éditions Universitaires Françaises with two presentations by Jean Cocteau and Charles Delaunay. He read the
Result €896Estimate €500 - €700 -
147 - Georges RIBEMONT-DESSAIGNES (1884-1974). Signed autograph poem, " Tandis que le phare balaie les roses de la mer "..., September 1963; 1 page large in-fol. Poem of 23 verses, dedicated : " to Renée Laporte with the affection of G. Ribemont-Dessaignes ". " Tandis que le phare balaie les roses de la mer Rayon tel un vol de lucioles au phosphore Ô mon amie "...
Estimate €80 - €100 -
148 - Edmond ROSTAND (1868-1918). 4 autograph envelopes. 5 letters addressed (including 3 by mounted balloon) to Mrs Sylvie Lee (mother of Rosemonde Gérard) in Dieppe then London, by a friend, 1870-1871 (some defects). 4 envelopes addressed to "Madame Edmond Rostand" (a "Madame Rosemonde Rostand") at the Palais d'Orsay in Paris, stamped with a postmark from Cambo-les-Bains (1906-1907).
Result €102Estimate €100 - €120 -
149 - Maurice SACHS (1906-1945). L.A.S. "Maurice", and autograph manuscript; 1 page in-8 and 1 page in-4. Attached are 2 l.a.s. of the young James Gulley addressed to him, London 6 September 1927 (in English) and 31 July. "Have you taken your reading subscription? Have you started Red and Black? You should also read the maxims of La Rochefoucauld by marking with a pencil stroke the ones you like the most, and read them not by opening the book at random, but from one end to the other "... - Short "
Estimate €100 - €150 -
150 - Donatien-Alphonse-François, Marquis de SADE (1740-1814). Autograph note, [1763]; ¼ page in-8 on the back of a page of accounts. A manuscript is attached: "Liquidation avec le Dept. de la Seine", with detailed accounts: value of the estate, debts, division of rights between Mme de Sade, Mme de Wavrin and the department, evaluation of the value of properties (including the château and park), leases to be transferred and lots of land, whether built or not, etc. (4 pages in-fol., heavy wetness
Result €576Estimate €400 - €500
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