vlaminck de maurice de vlaminck: Manuscrits & Papiers anciens (7 résultats)

4to and 8vo. Together 2½ pp. With 3 autograph envelopes. In French. Together with 2 letters by Berthe de Vlaminck, a statement by Maurce Delamain on the verso of a photograph of a painting by Vlaminck, the manuscript of a blurb for Vlaminck's memoir "Tournant Dangereux" by André Bay, and the copy of a letter by Maurice de Vlaminck. Correspondence with his publisher and friend Maurice Delamain, mostly concerning private matters. - The earliest letter, dated 26 August 1924, is to inform Delamain of the receipt of a check and concerns paintings that Delamain has picked up from Vlaminck in his Ford, expressing his hope that he will "always enjoy them" (transl.). The letters from 1934 and 1939 include the suggestion of a meeting in Paris and the announcement of a photograph, originally enclosed. - The letters by Berthe de Vlaminck (1891-1974) are dated 20 April 1945 and 12 January 1974, respectively. The earlier letter is addressed to Maurice Delamain's daughter Céline. Berthe relates that her husband has finished a new painting under the impression of the Liberation of France and asks Céline when she will visit them in Rueil-la-Gadelière. The much later letter from the year of Berthe de Vlaminck's death was to congratulate Delamain on his life's work and to send New Year wishes. - Maurice Delamain's statement is dated Paris, 8 May 1958. It was to confirm Delamain's sale of a painting by Maurice de Vlaminck from 1924, as pictured in the photograph, to a man named Albert de Domenico, describing in detail how Delamain had personally picked up the painting at Vlaminck's house in August of 1924 and subsequently lent it to Vlaminck for an exhibition, and that had been Vlaminck's publisher from 1923, listing five publications. It is very probable that the painting was one of the two mentioned by Vlaminck in the letter from 1924. - Two letters on stationery with printed address. Two letters stamped by Librairie Stock. Some browning, minor tears, and stains, and staple holes.

8vo. ¾ p. Together with a later autograph envelope with the same addressee. To the Parisian editor of illustrated books Bernard Klein, informing him of a wrongly attributed painting and potential forgery: "Je n'ai jamais peint cette toile. C'est une attribution fantaisiste. Mon nom a été mis là, par hasard". - Maurice de Vlaminck collaborated on several of Bernard Klein's projects, usually anthologies like the 1952 publication "Vins, Fleurs et Flammes" with texts and illustrations by important artists. Apart from de Vlaminck, Klein published illustrations by Foujita, Jacques Villon, Paul Cocteau, Maurice Utrillo and many others. - The envelope for a letter to Klein sent from Rueil-la-Gadelière on 8 January 1963.

4to. ½ p. Together with a later autograph envelope with the same addressee. To the Parisian editor of illustrated books Bernard Klein, accepting his conditions for a book on Montparnasse: "J'accepte donc les conditions que vs me faites pour illustrer le livre sur 'Montparnasse'. 450 mille francs pour les droits d'auteur et six exemplaires de ce livre". - While a publication on Montparnasse around 1950 has yet to be identified, Maurice de Vlaminck did contribute illustrations to Bernard Klein's 1952 publication "Vins, Fleurs et Flammes". Klein published illustrations by Foujita, Jacques Villon, Paul Cocteau, Maurice Utrillo and many others. - With minor tears. Creased. The envelope for a letter to Klein sent from Rueil-la-Gadelière on 20 April 1951.

4to. 1 p. Together with a later autograph envelope to the same addressee. To the Parisian editor of illustrated books Bernard Klein, asking him for a meeting and a call in an unspecified matter: "J'ai besoin de vous voir. Quand viendrez-vous dans votre domaine ? Ce que j'ai à vous dire vous intéressera peut-être". - Maurice de Vlaminck collaborated on several of Bernard Klein's projects, usually anthologies like the 1952 publication "Vins, Fleurs et Flammes" with texts and illustrations by important artists. Apart from de Vlaminck, Klein published illustrations by Foujita, Jacques Villon, Paul Cocteau, Maurice Utrillo and many others. - The envelope for a letter to Klein sent from Rueil-la-Gadelière on 14 November 1962.

4to. ¾ p. To one "monsieur" about the authentication of one of his paintings: "Je ne peux vous donner l'autorisation de la réquisition obligatoire pour savoir le faux dont vous m'avez envoyé la photo. D'après la photo cette toile m'apparaît fausse mais je n'authentifie jamais une toile d'après une photo. [] je tiens à voir et à examiner cette peinture []". - Small damage to edges and slightly light-soiled.

4to. 1 p. To one "monsieur" about the identification of one of his paintings as forgery. Vlaminck mentions certain forgers, whose productions are still in circulation: "Reçois votre lettre ci-joint photo. Toile fausse. Pour ce qui est de la publication de Faux Vlaminck il y a eu des faux Galand en 1927. Le faussaire arrêté, de nombreuses toiles de ce faussaire se trouvent chez des vendeurs [] Ci-joint quelques photos de faux [.]".

Large 8vo. 1 p. To Marcelo Anchorena and his wife Hortensia, thanking them for the gift of books and hoping they enjoyed his gift as well. - From the Estate of Charles Williamson and Tucker Fleming. - Penciled marginalia erased at upper left corner.