500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 euros

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Bis zum Dienstag, 10. November | 01:30 PM

Vermot et Associés

5, rue Drouot 75009, Paris

500 Ergebnisse

500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 euros

Vermot et Associés

301 - Princess de MERODE (born Marie-Louise de BAUFFREMONT, 1874–1955, wife of Prince Jean de MERODE) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8 format, Everberg Castle (Cortenberg, Belgium), June 29, 1901

307 - Paul DESCHANEL (1855–1922, President of the Republic in 1920) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, with envelope attached

308 - Raymond MORETTI (1931–2005, painter and sculptor) / Postcard featuring a reproduction of one of his works, with a handwritten dedication signed next to it (31 x 21, both pages)

309 - Takanori OGUISS (1901–1986, Japanese painter) / 1962 greeting card, 4-page insert (14 x 19 cm), cover illustrated with one of his views of Paris (reproduction of a painting), with a letter written and signed in his own hand (and also by his wife, Miyoko)

310 - Michel CIRY (1919–2018, painter and printmaker) / Chisel engraving, signed, dated 1958, and annotated in pencil in the artist’s own hand: this is a card (4-page insert, 20 x 15 cm), edition 28/150

311 - Lauren BACALL (1924–2014, American actress) / Photo signed by her in black marker (9 x 13 cm)

312 - Billy CRAWFORD (born in 1982, Filipino singer, actor, and dancer) / Photo signed by him in black marker with “Peace” (15 x 21 cm)

313 - CORMENIN (Louis Marie de Lahaye de Cormenin, 1788–1868, man of letters and politician) / Autograph letter, signed, 1 p., in-8 / Enclosed: engraved portrait

315 - Royal Riding School (19 rue Cadet) / Invoice on letterhead with a seal, issued on April 30, 1829, to Monsieur de Sancy for the boarding of a horse (17.5 x 24 cm)

319 - Charles BETOUT (1869–1945, costume designer, notably for the Comédie Française) / Watercolor costume sketch executed and signed (monogram) in his own hand: the picker for “La Séglière” (12 x 21 cm)

320 - Bernard GAVOTY (1908–1981, organist and musicologist) / Charming autograph with a small handwritten musical manuscript: a typewritten letter signed in his own hand, 1 p., in-8, on his letterhead, May 4, 1976

321 - Seiji OZAWA (1935–2024, Japanese conductor) / Photo card from Deutsche Grammophon, signed by him (10.5 x 15 cm)

322 - Erich SEGAL (1937–2010, American writer and screenwriter, author of *Love Story*) / Photo card signed in his own hand (11 x 15.5 cm)

325 - Théophile DELCASSE (1852–1923, politician who initiated the “Entente Cordiale” with the United Kingdom) / Signed autograph letter, 1 in-8, on Chamber of Deputies letterhead, November 10, 1910

326 - Auguste NEPVEU (bookseller and publisher based on the Passage des Panoramas in Paris, licensed bookseller in 1812) / Proof combining two engravings, approved and signed by him, 1 oblong 8vo page, for a new edition by Berquin (1825)

327 - PUBLISHER - Ambroise FIRMIN-DIDOT (1790–1876, publisher, son of Firmin Didot, in partnership with his brother Hyacinthe) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8

328 - Pierre LAZAREFF (1907–1972, media mogul and television producer) / Hand-signed typewritten letter, 1 page, quarto size, on “France-Soir” letterhead, May 21, 1957, to attorney Henry Torrès

329 - Marcel BLEUSTEIN-BLANCHET (1906–1996, advertising executive) / Hand-signed typewritten letter, 1 page, quarto size, on “Publicis” letterhead, October 24, 1957, to attorney Henry Torrés

330 - Marcel BOUSSAC (1889–1980, industrialist and business executive) / Typewritten letter signed in his own hand, 1 page, quarto, on his letterhead, November 2, 1957, to attorney Henry Torrès

331 - Isa MIRANDA (1909–1982, Italian actress) / Photograph from the 1940s, autographed and signed by her (18.5 x 24 cm mounted on a 21 x 27.5 cm backing)

333 - Roger CHAPELAIN-MIDY (1904–1992, painter, lithographer, illustrator, and theater set designer) / Autographed greeting card featuring one of his works (19 x 19 cm when open)

334 - Géraldine FARRAR (1882–1967, opera singer and actress) / Photograph on a postcard depicting her, which she signed by hand; the postcard has been sent

335 - Danièle BREGIS (1902–c. 1957, soprano; she also had a career in theater and film) / Original photograph by WALERY (signed by the photographer in the lower left corner), which she autographed and signed by hand in 1935 (12 x 16.5 cm mounted on laid paper, 16 x 22 cm)

337 - Marcelle FIACRE (1914–2006, painter and draftsman) / Original drawing in India ink, signed with the studio stamp in the lower right corner (24 x 20 cm)

338 - Philippe ROUART (1904–1993, painter, from a dynasty of artists) / Original graphite drawing on laid paper (23 x 31 cm), from a studio collection and bearing the studio’s stamp in the lower right corner

339 - BASQUE COUNTRY - Félix OUDART (XIX°-XX°, painter) / Original work in gouache on paper (16 x 25 cm) captioned: "Figure Basque".

340 - Jean-Robert ITHIER (1904–1977, painter) / “Masure,” original watercolor drawing executed and signed in his own hand, accompanied by a handwritten greeting card, 1 p., oblong in-8

341 - Achille OUDINOT (1820–1891, Painter) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages in-8 plus an address page, May 6, 1858, to Léon de la Sicotière, in which he informs him that he is sending six paintings and provides details about them

345 - Henry DEFREYN (1878–1948, Belgian baritone) / Original photograph by MANUEL, which he autographed and signed by hand in 1935 (9 x 14 cm mounted on laid paper, 15.5 x 22 cm)

346 - Claude AUTAN-LARA (1901–2000, film director) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-12: He expresses his thanks and regret, but notes that he will be away from Paris, as he is scheduled to participate in the French Film Week at the Moscow Film Festival

347 - Clotilde KLEEBERG (1866–1909, pianist) / Autograph signed postcard, Brussels, February 19, 1907

348 - Alice VOÏART (Nancy, 1786–1866, woman of letters and salon hostess) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages in-8 plus an address page with postage, Choisy-le-Roi, July 17, 1844 (postmark): She warmly thanks her correspondent for his kindness

349 - ART DECO - Boris Jean LACROIX (1902–1984, Art Deco designer; he served as artistic director of the Vionnet haute couture house; illegitimate son of Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovich of Russia) / 1939 greeting card with a handwritten note in his own hand

350 - Marcel ROCHE (1890–1959, painter and engraver) / Engraving signed and numbered (artist’s proof) in his own hand, 4-page insert (19 x 14 cm): New Year’s greetings for 1957

351 - Louis BEYDTS (1895–1953, composer) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-4, April 8, 1944

353 - Louis DIEMER (1843–1919, pianist and composer) / Photo on a postcard with a signed autograph letter from 1908; the postcard has been mailed

354 - Edward G. ROBINSON (1893–1973, American actor) / Magazine photo signed in the margin and mounted on cardboard (14 x 17 cm overall)

355 - Martine CAROL (1920–1967, actress) / Promotional photo from the 1954 film *Le grand Pavois*, signed by her (24 x 17.5 cm, with thumbtack holes in all four corners)

356 - CAFE-CONCERT - POLIN (Pierre Paul Marsalès, known as, 1863–1927, café-concert singer in the comic-soldier genre) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8 (slight discoloration due to archival storage), November 23, 1922 / Enclosed: photo on postcard

357 - Paul LADMIRAULT (1877–1944, composer and Breton autonomy activist) / Original photograph with a handwritten, signed dedication to the soprano Odette Seupel

358 - Jean YANNE (1933–2003, actor and comedian) / Amateur photograph signed by him (9 x 13 cm)

359 - Commander Gaston HARTMANN (1851–1922, an artillery officer who testified on behalf of Captain Dreyfus) / Signed autograph letter, 3 pages, in-8, Puteaux, March 19, 1901

360 - Abbé Louis GAULTIER (1746–1818, theologian and educator) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., small in-4, Paris, September 14, 1811 / Enclosed: engraved portrait

361 - Cora LAPARCERIE-RICHEPIN (1875–1951, actress, wife of Jacques Richepin) / Program photo signed by her in December 1935, mounted on an album page (15.5 x 22 cm)

362 - Henri de REGNIER (1864–1936, poet and novelist, member of the Académie française) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p. in-8 plus address page, May 3, 1913

364 - Hélène CARRERE d’ENCAUSSE (1929–2023, writer and member of the Académie française) / Detached title page from her book “La Gloire des Nations” with a signed autograph dedication from 1990 (14.523 cm)

365 - Edouard DALADIER (1884–1970, politician and leading figure in the Radical Socialist Party) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, on Chamber of Deputies letterhead, April 2, 1936

366 - Michel DEBRE (1912–1996, statesman, member of the Académie française) / Typewritten letter signed in his own hand, 1 page, quarto size, on Council of the Republic letterhead, April 22, 1958, to Henry Torrès

367 - Alain POHER (1909–1996, President of the Senate; he served twice as interim President of the Republic) / Typewritten letter signed in his own hand, 1 page, quarto size, on Council of the Republic letterhead, March 26, 1954

368 - Jules PASDELOUP (1819–1887, conductor) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, on Orphéon letterhead, June 14, 1862

369 - Alain PEYREFITTE (1925–1999, politician and writer, member of the Académie française) / Hand-signed typewritten letter, 1 page, quarto size, on Ministry of Information letterhead, March 5, 1964, to journalist Louis Merlin

371 - Philibert AUDEBRAND (1815–1906, writer and columnist) / Autograph letter, signed, 1 p., in-8, Paris, October 21, 1897

372 - Louis-Albert BOURGAULT-DUCOUDRAY (Nantes, 1840–1910, conductor and composer) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, Paris, February 18, 1908

373 - Adolphe BRONGNIART (1801–1876, botanist) / Signed autograph document, 1 p., in-8, on letterhead of the “Société d’Histoire naturelle” of Paris, in his capacity as treasurer of that society

374 - Dr. Samuel POZZI (1846–1918, a pioneer in gynecology, a socialite in Belle Époque Paris, and a close friend of Sarah Bernhardt; he was murdered by an insane patient) / Signed autograph telegram, 1 page, small 8vo, plus an address page with postage, addressed to the Countess of Chambrun

375 - Charles KIFFER (1902–1992, painter, printmaker, and poster artist) / Original print, signed and numbered (93/200) in his own hand, with a 4-page insert (16 x 20 cm)

376 - Eugène L’HOËST (1874–1937, sculptor) / Photograph on a postcard depicting his “Fellah Woman” from the Musée du Luxembourg, which he signed by hand “in memory of the artist”

377 - Léon MELCHISSEDEC (1843–1925, baritone) / Postcard depicting the Paris Opera, with a signed (initialed) autograph note dated July 29, 1912

378 - René RIMBERT (1896–1991, painter) / Autographed postcard, Perpezac (Corrèze), May 22, 1978; the postcard depicts one of his works,

379 - Joe TILSON (1928–2023, British painter and visual artist) / Postcard featuring one of his works, signed and dated 2018 in his own hand

380 - Takanori OGUISS (1901–1986, Japanese painter) / Greeting card, 4-page insert (14 x 19 cm), cover illustrated with one of his works, signed by him on the inside (and also by his wife, Miyoko)

381 - Guy DRUT (born in 1950, Olympic champion, Minister of Youth and Sports in 1995) / Original photograph signed by him in black marker (13 x 18 cm)

382 - David DOUILLET (born in 1969, Olympic champion, Minister of Sports in 2011) / Original photograph signed by him (14.5 x 10 cm)

383 - ISRAEL – Ezer WEIZMAN (1924–2005, President of the State of Israel from 1993 to 2000) / Original photograph signed in his own hand (14 x 20

384 - ISRAEL – Ehud BARAK (born in 1942, Prime Minister from 1999 to 2001) / Original photograph, autographed and signed by him (14 x 19.5 cm)

385 - ISRAEL – Moshe KATSAV (born in 1945, President of the State of Israel from 2000 to 2007) / Original photograph with a caption in Hebrew, signed by him (14 x 20 cm)

386 - USA – Michael DUKAKIS (born in 1933, Governor of Massachusetts, Democratic presidential candidate in 1988) / Original photograph signed by him in black marker (20 x 25 cm)

387 - Jean RICHARD (1921–2001, actor and circus director) / Original photograph from Editions Philips, autographed and signed by him (17 x 22.5 cm)

388 - Philippe d’ORLEANS, Count of Paris (1838–1894, pretender to the French throne) / Signed autograph letter on letterhead bearing the coat of arms of the Château d’Eu, August 9, 1884

390 - Jacques LANZMANN (1927–2006, writer and lyricist) / Original amateur photograph (14 x 9.5 cm) taken during a book signing, accompanied by a piece of cardstock (13 x 8 cm) with a handwritten autograph dedication

391 - Guy des CARS (1911–1993, writer) / Original amateur photograph (14 x 9.5 cm) taken at a book signing, accompanied by a piece of cardstock (13 x 8 cm) with a handwritten dedication

392 - Régine DEFORGES (1935–2014) / 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 dedication

393 - Françoise MALLET-JORIS (1930–2016, writer and member of the Académie Goncourt) / Original amateur photograph (14 x 9.5 cm) taken during a book signing, accompanied by a piece of cardstock (13 x 8 cm) with a handwritten, signed dedication

394 - Dominique BAUDIS (1947–2014, writer and politician) / Original amateur photograph (14 x 9.5 cm) taken during a book signing, accompanied by a piece of cardstock (13 x 8 cm) with a handwritten autograph

395 - Alain DECAUX (1925–2016, historian 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

396 - François CHALAIS (1919–1996, film critic) / 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 autograph dedication

397 - Arthur CONTE (1920–2013, writer and politician) / 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 signed autograph dedication

400 - Pierre DANINOS (1913-2005, writer and humorist) / Original photograph by J. Ph. Charbonnier in Paris (stamp on back) autographed and signed by himself (20 x 20 cm)

322 - Erich SEGAL (1937–2010, American writer and screenwriter, author of Love Story) / Photo card signed in his own hand (11 x 15.5 cm)

355 - Martine CAROL (1920–1967, actress) / Promotional photo from the 1954 film Le grand Pavois, signed by her (24 x 17.5 cm, with thumbtack holes in all four corners)