500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 euros

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Vermot et Associés

5, rue Drouot 75009, Paris

500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 euros

Vermot et Associés

3 - Jean ANOUILH (1910–1987, playwright) / Program page with a photo he autographed and signed by hand (13 x 18 cm)

5 - Emilio GRAU SALA (1911–1975, Spanish painter and illustrator) / Authentic steel engraving, signed and numbered (133/200) in his own hand, 4-page insert (9.5 x 21 cm) with his signature inside for the 1968 holiday greetings

6 - Gaston LA TOUCHE (1854–1913, painter, engraver, and illustrator) / Postcard written and signed in his own hand, June 23, 1906, to his supplier of canvases and paints, CONTET - The image shows Gaston La Touche’s house in Saint-Cloud

7 - Jean-Louis FORAIN (1852–1931, painter and illustrator) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, to the history painter Edouard DETAILLE (1848–1912)

8 - HOTEL MAJESTIC PARIS ETOILE (The hotel opened in 1908; it was sold to the Ministry of War in 1938 and reverted to a luxury hotel in 1961) / Original invoice, 1 page, large quarto (23 x 33 cm), beautiful illustrated letterhead, March 1924, revenue stamp and hotel receipt stamp

11 - Jean d’ORMESSON (1925–2017, writer and member of the Académie française) / Original amateur photograph (14 x 9.5 cm) taken during a book signing, accompanied by a piece of cardstock (12.5 x 7.5 cm) with a handwritten, signed dedication

14 - POLIN (Paul Paul Marsalès, 1863–1927, café-concert singer in the comic-soldier genre) / Postcard depicting him, signed in his own hand with a few autographed words, circa 1900—postage stamp on the back

15 - Georges WAGUE (1874–1965, mime artist, actor, and educator) / Postcard depicting him with a signed autograph message on the back, Vichy, 1918; Marthe Ferrare, an opera singer and actress who was a student of Wague’s, also signed it in her own hand

16 - Felia LITVINNE (1860–1936, Russian-born opera singer) / Photo on a postcard with a handwritten autograph dedication signed by her; the card has been traveled (1910s)

17 - Lucien MURATORE (1876–1954, opera singer) / Photo on a postcard signed in his own hand; the card has been sent (1910s)

18 - Madeleine ROCH (Les Mureaux, 1883–1930, actress with the Comédie Française; a street in Les Mureaux is named after her) / Photograph on a postcard by Félix, which she signed by hand in 1917

19 - Zarah LEANDER (1907–1981, Swedish actress and singer; she was the muse of German cinema during the Nazi era) / Large original photograph from the German UFA Studios, signed by her in her own hand (23.5 x 29.5 cm)

20 - Isa MIRANDA (1909–1982, Italian actress) / Photograph from the 1940s, autographed and signed by her (17.5 x 23.5 cm) / Included: original photograph from the same period (unsigned)

21 - Alice FIELD (1903–1969, actress) / Original photograph, autographed and signed by her in 1949 (14 x 10 cm), mounted on an album page

22 - Renée SAINT-CYR (1904–2004, actress and singer) / Original photograph, autographed and signed in her own hand, 1920s–1930s (21.5 x 26.5 cm)

23 - Elvire POPESCO (1891–1993, actress) / Original photograph, autographed and signed by her in 1935 (12.5 x 17.5 cm, mounted on laid paper, 16 x 22 cm)

24 - Elyane CELIS (1914–1962, Belgian singer) / Original photograph by Arnal with an autographed dedication dated April 14, 1936 (17 x 22.5 cm, mounted on laid paper)

26 - Marie DUBAS (1894–1972, realist singer) / Photograph autographed and signed by her in 1950 (10 x 15 cm), mounted on an album page

28 - Marie LAFORÊT (1939–2019, actress, singer, and songwriter) / Original silver gelatin print that she autographed and signed on August 31, 1961, according to the annotation on the back (10.5 x 13 cm) — A rarity from this era

30 - Jacques HELIAN (1912–1986, vaudeville conductor) / Program for a gala held in Châlons on November 10, 1947, 4 pages (16 x 24 cm), signed by Jacques HELIAN, Ginette GARCIN (singer), Jean MARCO (singer and composer), PATOUM (cimbalom), Roger JEANJEAN (saxophone), etc.

31 - Rose CARON (1857–1930, opera singer, partner of Georges Clemenceau) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8

32 - EMPIRE / Invoice from the "Aux Grands Cordons de France" house, Pelez Jeune, trimmings, illustrated letterhead, 1 p., in-8, 1813

35 - HENRI-ROBERT (1863–1936, lawyer and member of the Académie française) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, in-4, April 20, 1928

36 - Hôtel de France et Choiseul (239–241 Rue Saint-Honoré, Paris) / Invoice paid on May 24, 1918, with “Aux Armes” letterhead, revenue stamps (15.5 x 32 cm)

37 - Thomas ARMSTRONG [1832–1911, English painter and administrator of the South Kensington Museum] / Signed autograph letter, 3 pages, in-8 format, on South Kensington letterhead, March 14, 1884

39 - Yves BRAYER (1907–1990, painter, illustrator, and printmaker) / His handwritten signature on an envelope featuring a stamp based on his artwork and First Day of Issue postmarks, December 9, 1978

42 - René PERROT (1912–1979, painter, tapestry designer, and engraver) / Large greeting card for 1972, a 4-page insert on fine paper, featuring on the cover an original woodcut signed and numbered (125/150) in pencil in his own hand, with a signed autograph letter on the fourth page (25 x 22 cm)

43 - René PERROT (1912–1979, painter, tapestry designer, and engraver) / Large greeting card for 1973, a 4-page insert on fine paper, featuring on the cover an original woodcut signed and numbered (21/100) in pencil in his own hand, with a signed autograph letter on the third page (25 x 22 cm)

44 - Julien PAVIL (1897–1952, illustrator and draftsman) / Original drawing in black ink, executed, captioned, and signed by the artist, late 1940s (19 x 30 cm): A caricature of the actress Sophie DESMARETS (1922–2012)

45 - Jean PICART LE DOUX (1902–1982, painter and master tapestry maker) / A typewritten letter signed in his own hand, 1 page, quarto size, on his letterhead, June 13, 1977, to Guy Isnard regarding the exhibition organized in Barbizon, at which he was to be the guest of honor

47 - Raymond RENEFER (1879–1957, Post-Impressionist painter, illustrator, and printmaker) / Original signed drawing (22 x 16.5 cm): various studies in blue and brown ink (cat and dog)

48 - Paul CHARLEMAGNE (1892–1972, painter, illustrator, and theater set designer) / Original drawing executed and signed in pencil by the artist, on the cover of a 1957 greeting card (4 p 10 x 14 cm) with a signed autograph message inside

49 - Paul CHARLEMAGNE (1892–1972, painter, illustrator, and theater set designer) / Original drawing executed and signed in watercolor (mounted on a sheet measuring 11 x 14 cm)

50 - Poul REUMERT (1883–1968, Danish actor) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, small in-4, Copenhagen, April 1930

51 - Maxime JUAN (1900–1992, painter and printmaker of Spanish origin) / Original woodcut signed and numbered (132/150) in pencil in his own hand, on the cover of a 4-page insert (each 9.5 x 14.5 cm): this is a greeting card for 1954

52 - Maxime JUAN (1900–1992, painter and printmaker of Spanish origin) / Original woodcut on fine paper, signed in pencil by the artist (9 x 13 cm): this is a greeting card from 1949

54 - Louis COIGNARD [Mayenne 1812–1880, landscape painter] / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8, Paris, March 5, 1878, regarding a real estate project: “I won’t be coming to see you because I’m preparing an exhibition; I’m down to the day, the hour, and the minute.”

55 - CAROLUS-DURAN, Charles-Auguste Durant (known as), Lille, 1837–1917, painter and sculptor) / Original photograph on a postcard, by Reutlinger, signed by the artist himself

56 - Léon BONNAT (1833–1922, painter) / Postcard from the “Annales politiques et littéraires” collection, signed by him beneath his portrait—postage stamp from 1904 on the back

57 - Nélie JACQUEMART (1841–1912, painter, wife of the collector Edouard André, with whom she founded the Jacquemart-André Museum) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, May 12, 1873

58 - LOTTERY / Rare ticket from the “Loterie de Bienfaisance du Vase d’Argent ” (1866) to benefit the relief funds of the Associations of Letters and Arts (founded by Baron Taylor), partially mounted on a labeled sheet (ticket 14 x 9.5 cm, signs of age)

59 - Fernand LABAT (1889–1959, painter, printmaker, and illustrator) / Lithograph with caption, dated, numbered, and signed in his own hand (21 x 27 cm): “Diane,” artist’s proof 1/5

60 - Alméry LOBEL-RICHE (1877–1950, painter, engraver, and illustrator) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8, on his letterhead, Paris, December 8, 1925: He makes corrections to his book orders (the recipient has added notes specifying prices and terms)

62 - Hermine DAVID [1886–1970, painter and printmaker] / Original etching (11.5 x 14.5 cm overall) signed in pencil by the artist, with "April 19, 1942" written on the back: Allegory of Joan of Arc

64 - Emilio GRAU SALA (1911–1975, Spanish painter and illustrator) / Authentic steel engraving signed on the plate, 4-page insert (10 x 13.5 cm) containing a signed autograph letter with best wishes for 1952

65 - Edmond de ROTHSCHILD (1926–1997, banker) / Autographed card, 2 pages, large oblong in-12 format addressed to him, in which he thanks an author for sending him a book that he will find fascinating, and for the dedication, which gave him great pleasure

67 - Marshal FRANCHET D'ESPEREY (Louis, 1856–1942, Marshal of France in 1921) / Autographed, signed card, 2 pages, in-8 format, on his Marshal's letterhead, March 14, 1923

70 - Isabelle d'ORLEANS-BRAGANCE (1911–2003, Countess of PARIS) and Henri d'ORLEANS (1908–1999, Count of PARIS) / Greeting card for 1968, 4-page insert in-8, from Louveciennes, with a handwritten letter signed by the Count of Paris and countersigned by the Countess

71 - Eulalia de BOURBON (1864–1958, Infanta of Spain, wife of Antoine d'ORLEANS, son of the Duke of Montpensier, Duchess of GALLIERA, woman of letters) / Autograph signed letter, Paris, March 29, 1945, to the Marquise d’Auray

75 - Jean BOROTRA (1898–1994, tennis player and politician) / Typewritten letter signed in his own hand, 1 page, quarto size, on his letterhead, May 9, 1974

76 - GASTRONOMY - Marcel ROUFF (1877–1936, Swiss-born gastronome, one of the founders of the Académie des Gastronomes) / Postcard written and signed in his own hand in Lausanne on September 18, 1907, to Lucien Descaves

80 - Alphonse CHODRON de COURCEL (1835–1919, diplomat and politician, owner of the Château d'Athis-Mons; he was Bernadette Chirac’s great-grandfather) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, small 8vo, on "Château d'Athis" letterhead, October 6, 1899

82 - Louis HACHETTE (Rethel, 1800–1864, the famous publisher and founder of the publishing house that still bears his name) / Charming autographed calling card: his signature on the front, a few words of thanks on the back (small format (6 x 3 cm))

87 - Pierre-Jean de BERANGER (1780–1857, songwriter) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, in-8, Passy, February 4, 1846: He orders two sheets of wine “as he usually supplies me with” and six bottles of top-quality rum

92 - Jean RICHEPIN (1849–1926, poet and playwright) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages in-12, regarding the composer of a piece of music based on his poem “Du mouron pour les petits oiseaux” / Enclosed: Photo on a postcard

94 - Marie DORMOY (1886–1979, writer and companion of Paul Léautaud) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, oblong in-8 [to Gabriel Reuillard]

96 - Charles MISSOL (Poet-Winemaker) / Letter written and signed in his own hand, 2 pages, in-4 (21 x 26 cm), from Lyon

99 - Guy des CARS (Guy de Pérusse des Cars, 1911–1993, best-selling novelist, winner of the Prix Goncourt in 1941) / Signed autograph card, 1 p., small oblong 8vo: A tribute upon the death of his brother, Duke Louis de Pérusse des Cars (1961)

100 - François CHALAIS (1919–1996, renowned reporter and film critic) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8 (14 x 21 cm), November 3, 1957

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