COLETTE

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The Monte Carlo sun awaits the arrival of COLETTE. 1951.
"Maurice and I are waiting for the Constellation and the various strikes to...". 700€ Add to cart
COLETTE sends her friendly greetings at the dawn of the last year of the war.
"...Happy New Year, good legs (mine are a demon), good luck…". 800€ Add to cart
Colette's literary delays, apologies, and friendship.
"Naturally, the book is late! Please forgive it, and forgive me.". 700€ Add to cart
Colette glimpses the end of the war and offers a bouquet of flowers. May 1945.
"May this 'first' of May be the 'last' day of the war!". 900€ Add to cart
COLETTE sends flowers for a "last melancholic Easter".
"I want this to be our last melancholic Easter.". 600€ Add to cart
COLETTE organizes a friendly lunch despite her leg pain.
"I hasten to inform you that there has been a change in the leg pain. Yesterday, ...". 500€ Add to cart
One of Colette's last letters from Monaco. 1954.
“…one of the worst days of bad writing I’ve ever endured…”. 750€ Add to cart
COLETTE, nature and flowers. Original photograph.
Colette, lost in thought, lay in a garden with a bouquet of flowers in her hand. 450€ Add to cart
Grumpy yet tender, Colette is busy at work. 1943
"I send you my love, I beg you not to forget me…". 1.200€ Add to cart
Colette asks her friend for help with a publication about cats. 1948.
"Obviously, you and I both prefer cats without clothes.". 1.200€ Add to cart
COLETTE sends the last bouquet of lily of the valley of the war. 1944.
"Is this the last lily of the valley of the war? With all my heart I hope so, and you...". 950€ Add to cart
COLETTE – Collection of eleven autograph letters on the pleasures of the senses.
"The last drop of Corsican jasmine having left me, I am forced to... 3.500€ Add to cart
COLETTE and the birth of her cat Péronelle.
"That's how we are, we mother cats (...) And the new little kitten...". 650€ Add to cart
COLETTE is preparing for her entry into the Royal Academy of Belgium.
"In Brussels, my great ordeal takes place on March 14th. Will I be happier if I...". 750€ Add to cart
COLETTE mourns the death of her friend and protector.
"It was last night that I learned of the terrible event (...) I never believed it...". 750€ Add to cart
Colette and her anxieties about the First World War.
"There, my dear friend, is what one uses a Jouvenel for - whom you know, I have not...". 650€ Add to cart
Two photographs of COLETTE playing tenderly with her cat.
Vintage silver gelatin prints – probably unique – depicting Colette playing with... Read more
COLETTE and her mad love of champagne.
Plums and champagne, I elevate them to the level of historical monuments. Read more
The tulips and COLETTE's pointed snout.
"How I enjoyed the pointed tips of these tulips! They're still so...". Read more
Colette's delightful wishes for happiness in three words.
"Happiness! Happiness! Happiness! Tenderly, Colette.". Read more
COLETTE fondly remembers her female serval from Chad, Bâ-Tou.
"A purebred wild animal, from Chad, with its wild animal character intact, a marvel...". Read more
COLETTE exhausted from her lecture tour.
"It's true that I'm a romantic. But still!". Read more
COLETTE is suspected of adultery by her husband Jouvenel.
"I embrace you while bathing you in tears. Colette, alas, de Jouvenel." ... Read more
COLETTE is elected to the Royal Academy of Belgium.
"I dream of a Brussels (...) where there would be neither academies nor discos between us...". Read more
COLETTE and the publication of her essay The Pure and the Impure.
"The director of Gringoire has just interrupted my serial...". Read more
COLETTE launches its Parisian beauty store.
"I have the wisdom to be passionate about every face I make up.". Read more
COLETTE was happy with the gift she received from Paul CLAUDEL.
"What a wonderful gift! I will thank Claudel. My dear Hélène, I am delighted to...". Read more

COLETTE

The Monte Carlo sun awaits the arrival of COLETTE. 1951.

COLETTE sends her friendly greetings at the dawn of the last year of the war.

Colette's literary delays, apologies, and friendship.

Colette glimpses the end of the war and offers a bouquet of flowers. May 1945.

COLETTE sends flowers for a "last melancholic Easter".

COLETTE organizes a friendly lunch despite her leg pain.

One of Colette's last letters from Monaco. 1954.

COLETTE, nature and flowers. Original photograph.

Grumpy yet tender, Colette is busy at work. 1943

Colette asks her friend for help with a publication about cats. 1948.

COLETTE sends the last bouquet of lily of the valley of the war. 1944.

COLETTE – Collection of eleven autograph letters on the pleasures of the senses.

COLETTE and the birth of her cat Péronelle.

COLETTE is preparing for her entry into the Royal Academy of Belgium.

COLETTE mourns the death of her friend and protector.

Colette and her anxieties about the First World War.

Two photographs of COLETTE playing tenderly with her cat.

COLETTE and her mad love of champagne.

The tulips and COLETTE's pointed snout.

Colette's delightful wishes for happiness in three words.

COLETTE fondly remembers her female serval from Chad, Bâ-Tou.

COLETTE exhausted from her lecture tour.

COLETTE is suspected of adultery by her husband Jouvenel.

COLETTE is elected to the Royal Academy of Belgium.

COLETTE and the publication of her essay The Pure and the Impure.

COLETTE launches its Parisian beauty store.

COLETTE was happy with the gift she received from Paul CLAUDEL.