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Camille Pissarro (1830-1903)
Autograph letter signed (‘C. Pissarro’) to [Maximilien] Luce, Kew, 24 July 1892
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Camille Pissarro (1830-1903)
Autograph letter signed (‘C. Pissarro’) to [Maximilien] Luce, Kew, 24 July 1892
In French. 1½ pages, 229 x 180mm. Provenance: Sotheby's, 12 & 13 May 1981, lot 22.
Camille Pissarro reports from London to his friend and fellow-Impressionist Maximilien Luce. Pissarro begs forgiveness from his friend for the lateness of his reply and for neglecting to forward another letter. He updates him on goings-on in London: he was unable to meet with messieurs Malato and Brochart because of a prior engagement at ‘chez [?Charles] Ricke[?t]ts’. His son Lucien has had to leave for Éragny to ‘manage our affairs’, which appear to have been going badly. Now, he writes, it is just a matter of selling. He reports on the dismal weather in London: on Sunday, ‘il a fait un si vilain temps qu’il nous a pas été possible de mettre un pied dehors de la journée’. He asks Luce to pass on his compliments to Paul Signac if he sees him.
Autograph letter signed (‘C. Pissarro’) to [Maximilien] Luce, Kew, 24 July 1892
In French. 1½ pages, 229 x 180mm. Provenance: Sotheby's, 12 & 13 May 1981, lot 22.
Camille Pissarro reports from London to his friend and fellow-Impressionist Maximilien Luce. Pissarro begs forgiveness from his friend for the lateness of his reply and for neglecting to forward another letter. He updates him on goings-on in London: he was unable to meet with messieurs Malato and Brochart because of a prior engagement at ‘chez [?Charles] Ricke[?t]ts’. His son Lucien has had to leave for Éragny to ‘manage our affairs’, which appear to have been going badly. Now, he writes, it is just a matter of selling. He reports on the dismal weather in London: on Sunday, ‘il a fait un si vilain temps qu’il nous a pas été possible de mettre un pied dehors de la journée’. He asks Luce to pass on his compliments to Paul Signac if he sees him.
Camille Pissarro (1830-1903)
Autograph letter signed (‘C. Pissarro’) to [Maximilien] Luce, Kew, 24 July 1892
In French. 1½ pages, 229 x 180mm. Provenance: Sotheby's, 12 & 13 May 1981, lot 22.
Camille Pissarro reports from London to his friend and fellow-Impressionist Maximilien Luce. Pissarro begs forgiveness from his friend for the lateness of his reply and for neglecting to forward another letter. He updates him on goings-on in London: he was unable to meet with messieurs Malato and Brochart because of a prior engagement at ‘chez [?Charles] Ricke[?t]ts’. His son Lucien has had to leave for Éragny to ‘manage our affairs’, which appear to have been going badly. Now, he writes, it is just a matter of selling. He reports on the dismal weather in London: on Sunday, ‘il a fait un si vilain temps qu’il nous a pas été possible de mettre un pied dehors de la journée’. He asks Luce to pass on his compliments to Paul Signac if he sees him.
Autograph letter signed (‘C. Pissarro’) to [Maximilien] Luce, Kew, 24 July 1892
In French. 1½ pages, 229 x 180mm. Provenance: Sotheby's, 12 & 13 May 1981, lot 22.
Camille Pissarro reports from London to his friend and fellow-Impressionist Maximilien Luce. Pissarro begs forgiveness from his friend for the lateness of his reply and for neglecting to forward another letter. He updates him on goings-on in London: he was unable to meet with messieurs Malato and Brochart because of a prior engagement at ‘chez [?Charles] Ricke[?t]ts’. His son Lucien has had to leave for Éragny to ‘manage our affairs’, which appear to have been going badly. Now, he writes, it is just a matter of selling. He reports on the dismal weather in London: on Sunday, ‘il a fait un si vilain temps qu’il nous a pas été possible de mettre un pied dehors de la journée’. He asks Luce to pass on his compliments to Paul Signac if he sees him.