Returning from Italy, Antoine Bourdelle stopped in Marseille. 1922.

Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929)

Autographed card signed to the architect Alfred Rome.

An oblong octavo page on the back of a view of an interior in Marseille.

Marseille. October 14, 1922.

"I will see what can be done for the Virgin and Child ."

On his return from Italy, Bourdelle stopped in Marseille and sent his best wishes to his collector friends in Grenoble. He was also concerned about the fate of his Virgin and Child group.

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"MASSILIA. October 14, 1922. I am visiting and working. Friends in Rome, back from Italy. See you soon in Grenoble – I wrote to the Andry-Farcy family. Madame Bourdelle and I will come to say warm hello to you all. I will see what can be done for the Virgin and Child . To all of you, to our friends Farcy, Flandrin, and Favre, our affectionate regards. My respects and friendship for your home. Ant. Bourdelle."

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