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INGRES. Set of 2 documents addressed to Paul Dalloz: -INGRES, Delphine, née Ramel. Beautiful handwritten letter. Paris, January 18, 1867. 3 pp. Envelope preserved. Mourning paper. NAPOLEON III AND HIS CHILDREN MOURN INGRES: “His Majesty, the Emperor, deigned to send me a letter of condolence on the occasion of Mr. Ingres’s death! My gratitude for this high expression of sympathy offered in memory of my husband prompts me to make it known. Please, sir, let me know if it is possible for you to publish this letter in the *Moniteur*, and after you have made your decision as editor, please advise me, as a friend, regarding matters of private propriety. Their Imperial Highnesses Prince Napoleon and Princess Mathilde have also done me the honor of writing to me on this sorrowful occasion. I am deeply grateful […]”. - INGRES, Jean-Auguste-Dominique (1780–1867). Signed autograph letter, addressed to Paul Dalloz. No place, no date. “December 8.” 1 p. in-8. “I will be delighted to welcome anyone who would like to visit me in my studio; I will be there until Sunday […].”
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