Marguerite Yourcenar - Carte postale autographe signée au Marquis d'Arcangues - 1958

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Autographed postcard by Marguerite Yourcenar, addressed to the Marquis d'Arcangues, dated 29 March 1958, on a postcard depicting the Basilica of Saint Cecilia by Paul Bril, measuring 14.7 x 10.5 cm, France, in French, in very good condition with notable moisture stains and a red mark and a vertical crease on the right side of the image.

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Autographed postcard signed by Marguerite Yourcenar, addressed to the Marquis d'Arcangues, dated March 29, 1958 by the postmark.

Written in brown ink on a postcard of the Basilica of St. Cecilia by the Flemish painter Paul Bril.

In this letter addressed to the Marquis d'Arcangues, Marguerite Yourcenar warmly thanks her literary correspondent for his praises of her work and rejoices at reading his, which awaits her at home, upon her return from Italy.

"Sir,
I thank you for your so warm appreciation of my work, and I shall have pleasure in [reading] yours which awaits me at home upon my return from Italy.
Thank you again, and my very friendly and cordial regards, "

Dimensions: 14.7 x 10.5 cm
Condition: Presence of strong humidity stains on the edges, a reddish stain on the lower margin of the front, and a clearly visible vertical crease on the right side of the image on the front. See photos for more details.
Number of pages: 1 page

Careful shipment in rigid and watertight packaging.

- Marguerite Yourcenar, pseudonym of Marguerite Cleenewerck de Crayencour, born June 8, 1903 in Brussels and died December 17, 1987 in Bar Harbor, Maine, is a French writer and academic. Wikipedia

Seller's Story

L'Art Délivré offers autograph letters, manuscripts, and carefully selected ancient books. Expertise, authenticity, and seriousness at the service of demanding collectors.
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Autographed postcard signed by Marguerite Yourcenar, addressed to the Marquis d'Arcangues, dated March 29, 1958 by the postmark.

Written in brown ink on a postcard of the Basilica of St. Cecilia by the Flemish painter Paul Bril.

In this letter addressed to the Marquis d'Arcangues, Marguerite Yourcenar warmly thanks her literary correspondent for his praises of her work and rejoices at reading his, which awaits her at home, upon her return from Italy.

"Sir,
I thank you for your so warm appreciation of my work, and I shall have pleasure in [reading] yours which awaits me at home upon my return from Italy.
Thank you again, and my very friendly and cordial regards, "

Dimensions: 14.7 x 10.5 cm
Condition: Presence of strong humidity stains on the edges, a reddish stain on the lower margin of the front, and a clearly visible vertical crease on the right side of the image on the front. See photos for more details.
Number of pages: 1 page

Careful shipment in rigid and watertight packaging.

- Marguerite Yourcenar, pseudonym of Marguerite Cleenewerck de Crayencour, born June 8, 1903 in Brussels and died December 17, 1987 in Bar Harbor, Maine, is a French writer and academic. Wikipedia

Seller's Story

L'Art Délivré offers autograph letters, manuscripts, and carefully selected ancient books. Expertise, authenticity, and seriousness at the service of demanding collectors.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Subject
Literature
Number of books
1
Signed by
Marguerite Yourcenar
Height
10.5 cm
Author/ Illustrator
Marguerite Yourcenar
Width
14.7 cm
Title
Carte postale autographe signée au Marquis d'Arcangues
Condition
Very good
Year
1958
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Extras
Signed by author
Country of origin
France
Autographed by a famous person
Yes
FranceVerified
1524
Objects sold
100%
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