Anatole France et Lucien Psichari - Ensemble de 3 pièces autographes signées - Tolstoï & mémoire - 1923

Set of three autograph pieces addressed to Victor Margueritte, novelist, author of La Garçonne, and to his wife.

– Anatole France, writer, Nobel Prize in Literature 1921. Autograph business card signed “A France,” undated. Written in brown ink on a business card engraved with his name, with the address “5, Villa Saïd, Avenue du Bois de Boulogne.” Anatole France thanks his correspondents for a telegram and compares their book to War and Peace by Tolstoy.

– Anatole France. Autograph letter signed, dated May 12, 1923. Written in black ink on a double sheet of laid paper, with blue-print header in ink “5, Villa Saïd. XVIe.” Anatole France thanks the couple for the flowers received.

– Lucien Psichari, grandson of Anatole France. Autograph letter signed addressed to Victor Margueritte, dated October 23, 1934, 37 Avenue de Versailles, Paris. Written in blue ink on a double sheet of laid paper. Lucien Psichari thanks Victor Margueritte for an article published in La Patrie humaine defending the memory of Anatole France. He recalls the support his grandfather had given Margueritte at the time of La Garçonne and mentions the book Babel.

- Dimensions: The largest: 10.5 x 6.6 cm; The smallest: 8.2 x 5.6 cm
- Condition: Good overall condition. See photos for details.

- Anatole France, for civil status François Anatole Thibault, born April 16, 1844 in Paris and died October 12, 1924 in Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire, is a French writer. He is regarded as one of the greatest of the era of the Third Republic, of which he was also one of the most important literary critics. Wikipedia

- Victor Margueritte, born December 1, 1866 in Blida and died March 23, 1942 in Monestier, is a French novelist and playwright. Wikipedia

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