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HENGHES, Heinz "Henry" Correspondence, catalogs, and various documents, mostly in French, relating to the modernist sculptor Heinz, known as "Henry" Henghes. 1956–1960 Correspondence: 5 original letters, 1 greeting card and 1 illustrated postcard addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Bregentzer by H. and Daphne Henghes. “La Peyrière” (Tursac), 1956, 1960. - Illustrated catalogs in black and white: 10 sculptures by H. Henghes. Preface by Jacques de La Frégonnière. Montignac-Lascaux, 1954. In-8°. Paperback, illustrated cover from the edition. Signed by the artist and the author of the preface (1955). - Henghes Sculpture. London, Hanover Gallery, 1959. Paperback. Signed by the artist (1959). - Henry Henghes, Tursac, Dordogne. Stone Sculptures, Brush Drawings. First Exhibition in Germany. Frankfurt, 1958. - Illustrated invitation card to an exhibition at the Galerie Simone Badinier, March 6, 1956 (in triplicate). - Black-and-white photograph of the sculptor at work. No place, no date. Silver print, 6.5 x 6.5 cm.
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