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LE CRAPOUILLOT. Collection consisting of 19 documents: autograph letters, drawings, and a manuscript. Approximately 25 pages of various sizes. Paris, Orléans, Arcachon, Passy, Boulogne, etc. 1917–1937. A few small tears and signs of wear. - Maximilien VOX. “Le Graphisme et la vie.” Signed autograph manuscript, 4 folio pages. Article published in the Christmas 1931 issue of *Le Crapouillot*. Rare. Black ink on brown tracing paper. - 17 letters addressed to Jean-Galtier-Boissière by Bernard Grasset, Gus Bofa (2), Tristan Bernard, Jacques Roberti, Paul Allard, the anarchist and communist activist Henri Guilbeaux (following JGB’s dismissal from *Le Canard Enchaîné*), Joseph Jolinon (2), Jane-Alice Caudron Chatry de la Fosse, Pierre Scize, Paul Lafitte, Paul Reboux, etc. - A sheet filled with drawings in violet ink, forming 6 humorous scenes with captions. A double sheet of laid paper with the watermark “Au Printemps Paris” and a serial number. A facsimile reproduction of a letter by Gus Bofa is included. Provenance: Jean Galtier-Boissière.
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