500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 euros

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Vermot et Associés

5, rue Drouot 75009, Paris

500 résultats

500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 euros

Vermot et Associés

201 - Abel de PUJOL (1785–1861, painter) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page in-8 plus an address page, November 30, 1842, to pianist Pierre Zimmerman

202 - Richard GRAUL (1862–1944, German art historian) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, large 8vo, Leipzig, June 7, 1901

204 - Charles MORICE (1860–1919, poet and writer, friend of Gauguin and Verlaine) / Signed autograph letter, 3 pages, in-8, Watermael (Belgium), July 19, 1901, to the poet Ernest Jaubert

206 - Marius CASADESUS (1892–1981, composer and violinist) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-4, Paris, April 10, 1927, to the writer Jane Catulle-Mendès

208 - Jean-François CARBONNEL (1744–1812, Colonel during the Revolution and the Empire) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, small in-4 format, Le Havre, 2 Frimaire, Year 10

209 - Emmanuel BENNER (Mulhouse, 1836–1896, painter) / Autograph card, signed, 1 p., in-12, Mulhouse, November 19, 1889

210 - RETHEL (08) - Chéri PAUFFIN (1801–1863, magistrate, poet, and historian) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, small quarto (tears and rough edges), Rethel, October 14, 1849, regarding his poem “Le Choléra à Rhetel”

211 - Antoine VECHTE (1800–1868, silversmith and jeweler) / Autograph letter, signed, 2 pages, in-8, December 16, 1849

213 - Jean RAMEAU (La Celle-Bruère, Cher, 1852–1931, poet and songwriter from the Berry region; he was a clog maker by trade) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8

214 - Alphonse de NEUVILLE (1835–1885, painter and illustrator) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, regarding the illustrations for “Hugues le Loup” (by Erckmann-Chatrian, serialized in 1863)

216 - Françoise d'ORLEANS (1844–1925, Duchess of Chartres) / Autograph card, signed, 2 pages in-12, bearing her initials with a crown

217 - Marie MICLOS [1860–1951, pianist and composer] / Postcard written and signed in her own hand

220 - Pierre LAFFITTE (1823–1903, Positivist philosopher, disciple of Auguste Comte, whose will he executed) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, Paris, May 31, 1891

222 - Anna de BELOCCA (1852–1919, Russian singer, contralto) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, on letterhead bearing her crowned monogram, Passy, addressed to a “dear Marquis”

224 - Château de SOUPIRE (02) - Abbé Denis-Joseph MANESSE (1743–1820, canon of Saint-Jean-des-Vignes in Soissons and writer) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, large 8vo plus address page, Soupire (Aisne), January 15, 1820, to his nephew, an auctioneer in Valenciennes

225 - Chartreuse of BOURGFONTAINE - Villers-Cotterêts (Aisne) / A certificate written and signed in the Prior’s own hand, 1 page, large 8vo, drawn up at the Chartreuse de Bourgfontaine on December 29, 1764—traces of a red wax seal

226 - Jan van BEERS (1852–1927, Belgian painter and illustrator) / Autographed card, 2 pages, small oblong in-12 format on cardboard with gilt edges, featuring a metal medallion stamped with the word "ILLUSION": Thank-you note for invitations

227 - Ernest CLER de LANDRESSE (1800–1862, Orientalist) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, small quarto, on letterhead from the Library of the Royal Institute of France, May 29, 1846

229 - Justinien Nicolas CLARY (1816–1896, military officer and politician, nephew of Désirée Clary, Queen of Sweden, and cousin of Louis Napoléon Bonaparte, the future Napoleon III) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, April 25, 1848 (Certification in an apostille at the top of the letter)

231 - Jean Adolphe ALHAIZA (Tarbes, 1839–1922, journalist and follower of FOURIER) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, on "La Rénovation" letterhead—"Ecole sociétaire phalanstérienne," Montreuil, February 21, 1903: Upon his return from Spain, he made himself available to his correspondent

234 - PHONETICIAN - Adolphe ZÜND-BURGER (1870–1937, specialist in speech disorders) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8 format, on letterhead "Laboratory of Experimental Phonetics," Collège de France, Paris, September 10, 1898

236 - LORRAINE - Emile MICHEL (1828–1909, painter) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, November 4, 1906, [to the painter Emile Friant]

237 - LILLE - Alfred AGACHE (Lille, 1843–1915, painter) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8: He is leaving for Lille and is disappointed that he will not see his correspondent: “Always my bad luck.”

239 - Elise VOÏART (1786–1866, woman of letters) / Signed autograph letter, 3 pages, in-8 format, plus an address page with a postal cut, Choisy-le-Roi, August 16, 1826

240 - Emile LITTRE (1801–1881, lexicographer known for his dictionary, philosopher, and politician) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, Paris, June 18, 1876

243 - Abel de PUJOL (1785–1861, painter) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p. in-8 plus address page with postage, Paris, August 18, 1842, to the painter Claude-Marie Dubufé

244 - Harold BAUER (1873–1951, British pianist) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8

246 - Count Xavier de SADE (1777–1846, elected politician from the Aisne department) / Autograph signed letter, 2 pages, large 8vo, from Condé (near Château-Thierry)—now Condé-en-Brie

247 - Iwan GIKLIN (1858–1924, Belgian poet) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8 format, February 20, 1920, to Belgian art critic Paul Colin

248 - Paul Duc de NOAILLES (1802–1885, politician, financier, and historian of the Académie Française) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, in-8 format, February 3, 1862 / Enclosed: portrait taken from a period magazine

250 - Pierre Charles LESAGE (Livry 1740–1810, civil engineer) / Title page (detached) from his work “Notice sur M. Perronet,” 1 p., in-4, with an autograph dedication signed in 1805 on the back

252 - Charles DAMBRAY (1760–1829, Chancellor of France and President of the Chamber of Peers) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., small in-4, October 7, 1814

253 - Hugues BOUFFE (1800–1888, actor and playwright) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p. in-8 plus address page / Enclosed: a business card bearing his name with a few handwritten, signed words

254 - BRAZIL - Albert BRASSEUR (1862–1932, actor and operetta singer) / Signed autograph postcard, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), September 19, 1910 (postmark), to his talent agent: “In very good health and delighted with the success”

255 - MONROSE, Père (Claude-Louis-Séraphin Monrose, known as, 1783–1843, actor at the Comédie-Française) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, August 10, 1832, to the actor LAFON: A note of thanks for condolences upon the death of his wife

256 - Gaspard de CHABROL (1773–1843, Prefect of the Seine appointed by Napoleon I; he remained in office for 18 years) / Letter signed in his own hand, 2 pages, small quarto, March 19, 1827, to Marquis François de BEAUHARNAIS (brother of Josephine’s first husband)

259 - Fernand CALMETTES (1846–1914, painter and novelist) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8 (with mourning border), Paris, July 19, 1908: he details the circumstances of their upcoming meeting

260 - MAYA THE BEE - Waldemar BONSELS (1880–1952, German children’s book author, creator of the character Maya the Bee) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, December 10, 1941, to the publisher Stock

262 - Paul MARMOTTAN (1856–1932, historian, collector, and patron of the arts; founder, through a bequest, of the museum that bears his name) / Business card in his name, handwritten by him, with an envelope included

265 - General Georges CATROUX (1877–1969, General of the Army and Minister) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, on letterhead reading “Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor”

266 - Marcel ARLAND (1899–1986, writer) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, November 22, 1943, envelope included (taped to the back)

268 - Hélène MURAT (née Bianchi, 1870–1940, writer, wife of Count Joachim Murat) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, in-4, December 22, 1916

269 - Franco VERCELOTTI (Italian photographer and friend of the poet Pierre-Jean Jouve, whose works he illustrated) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-8, October 11, 1971, to Pierre-Jean Jouve

271 - Eugénie BUFFET (1866–1934, music hall singer nicknamed “La Cigale nationale”) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages in 12, from Monte Carlo, Villa Florent Andréi (Boulevard de France)

276 - Alexander JOHNSTON (1816–1891, Scottish painter) / Signed autograph letter, 2 pages, in-8, December 5, 1855

278 - François de MARNEFFE (1793–1877, Belgian landscape painter) / Signed autograph letter, 1 page, large 8vo, plus an address page: his painting is finished, and he asks his correspondent to come see it

283 - Restaurant and Bouillon des 4 TOURNELLES (50 rue Croix-des-Petits-Champs in Paris) / Illustrated advertising flyer announcing the opening of this establishment, with a price list, 1889

284 - Louis de BELGIOJOSO (1728–1801, Italian diplomat) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., small in-4, Brussels, December 6, 1786

285 - Alfred ROLL (1846–1919, naturalist painter and sculptor) / Signed autograph card, 1 p., oblong in-12 format: he thanks an art critic (the painter Fernand Pinal) for “the kind words you have written about my nude study”

288 - DELIA-COL (Délia Col, 1896–1987, actress) / Original photograph by ARNAL, with a signed autograph dedication dated 1936 (17.5 x 23 cm)

289 - Betty HOOP (Lucienne Amblard, known as, 1914–1981, vaudeville performer) / Original photograph by Harcourt with an autographed dedication dated June 24, 1939 (17 x 23.5 cm, mounted on laid paper)

290 - Cora LAPARCERIE-RICHEPIN (1875–1951, actress, wife of Jacques Richepin) / Photo on a postcard that she signed by hand in March 1905; the postcard was mailed that same year, 1905

291 - Louis Joseph SOULAS (1905–1954, painter and printmaker) / Original etching signed in pencil by the artist; this is a greeting card for 1952, accompanied by a signed autograph letter (16 x 11.5 cm for the etching, including the mat)

292 - Louis Joseph SOULAS (1905–1954, painter and printmaker) / Original etching signed in pencil by the artist; this is a greeting card for 1952, accompanied by a signed autograph letter (16 x 11.5 cm for the etching, including the mat)

295 - Félix LE COUPPEY (1814–1887, pianist and composer) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p., in-12

296 - Léon LHERMITTE (Mont-Saint-Père, Aisne, 1844–1925, painter and engraver) / A business card bearing his name, with a few handwritten, signed words of thanks to an art critic [the painter Fernand Pinal] regarding his “pastels currently on display”

298 - Anna THIBAUD (1861–1948, Belle Époque singer) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p. in-8 plus address page, April 17, 1915, to Mr. Dandelot

300 - Eugène LE POITEVIN (1806–1870, painter, engraver, and illustrator) / Signed autograph letter, 1 p. in-12 plus address page with postage, Paris, June 9, 1843, to the painter Ferdinand WACHSMUTH (1802–1869): in it, he informs him of his appointment as a Knight of the Legion of Honor

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