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1922. Albert Einstein works towards the independence of the land of Israel.
"You handed me a small leather briefcase in the corridor, the contents of which..." 80.000€ Add to Cart
Francis Bacon next to the left panel of his "Triptych 1986-7".
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Gérard de NERVAL – Autograph letter signed “G. Labrunie”. 1830.
Very beautiful letter from young Nerval, aged 22, thanking his interlocutor, ... 3.500€ Add to Cart
Man RAY and his unwavering support for André BRETON.
“I would always be ready to collaborate on a surrealist magazine, as I never ... 2.500€ Add to Cart
Juliette DROUET, in love, wishes to be beautiful for her Victor HUGO. 1847.
"I don't want to be ridiculous as long as I can and as long as I belong to you..." 1.800€ Add to Cart
The rebellious and libertarian thought of René Magritte. 1959.
"My thought, in its rebellious aspect, that is to say, its freedom, will not conform..." 2.500€ Add to Cart
Nicolas de STAËL – Original photograph by Denise Colomb. 1954.
Photograph taken in his studio on rue Gauguet in Paris, a few months before... 1.000€ Add to Cart
Jean Cocteau, in despair, mourns the death of Raymond Radiguet. 1923.
"The thing that couldn't happen has happened. Radiguet gives me another..." 1.500€ Add to Cart
Louise MICHEL – Autograph letter signed to comrade Alexandre Roy.
"You never feel the full extent of your affection for a friend so clearly as when he..." 900€ Add to Cart
Victor Hugo poses in the red drawing room of Hauteville-House in Guernsey. 1878.
Rare shot by photographer André, based in Guernsey, depicting Victor Hugo... 600€ Add to Cart
François Mitterrand, exhausted by his military exercises, writes to his lover.
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René Char – Paris, Surrealism and the Communists. 1938
"Now living in Paris almost permanently, I'd really like to hug you..." 950€ Add to Cart
André HAMBOURG – Beautiful letter illustrated with a wash drawing depicting Venice.
"I think I've done a good job... especially with two large snow paintings..." 1.500€ Add to Cart
Jacques BREL – Autograph manuscript. “The Song of the Old Lovers”. 1967.
"Of course, we had our storms. Twenty years of love, that's mad love." 25.000€ Add to Cart
Two autograph letters signed by Jean GENET to the Prosecutor of the Court.
"Mr. Prosecutor, I have the honor of requesting that you kindly inform me..." 1.500€ Add to Cart
Jean-Baptiste Charcot, a seducer, and overworked. 1929.
"I lead a stupid life of work and the hours, days and months pass..." 300€ Add to Cart

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What's new (1270)

Autographs - Arts & Letters (914)

Autographs - History & Sciences (200)

Works of art - Drawings (203)

Famous people (1247)

Photographs (182)

1922. Albert Einstein works towards the independence of the land of Israel.

Francis Bacon next to the left panel of his "Triptych 1986-7".

Gérard de NERVAL – Autograph letter signed “G. Labrunie”. 1830.

Man RAY and his unwavering support for André BRETON.

Juliette DROUET, in love, wishes to be beautiful for her Victor HUGO. 1847.

The rebellious and libertarian thought of René Magritte. 1959.

Nicolas de STAËL – Original photograph by Denise Colomb. 1954.

Jean Cocteau, in despair, mourns the death of Raymond Radiguet. 1923.

Louise MICHEL – Autograph letter signed to comrade Alexandre Roy.

Victor Hugo poses in the red drawing room of Hauteville-House in Guernsey. 1878.

François Mitterrand, exhausted by his military exercises, writes to his lover.

René Char – Paris, Surrealism and the Communists. 1938

André HAMBOURG – Beautiful letter illustrated with a wash drawing depicting Venice.

Jacques BREL – Autograph manuscript. “The Song of the Old Lovers”. 1967.

Two autograph letters signed by Jean GENET to the Prosecutor of the Court.

Jean-Baptiste Charcot, a seducer, and overworked. 1929.