Marcel Pagnol - Lettre autographe signée au sujet du "Château de ma mère" - 1958





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A very good-condition, signed autograph letter in French by Marcel Pagnol, dated 1958 and concerning “Le Château de ma mère”.
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Very beautiful autograph letter by Marcel Pagnol (1895-1974), French writer, playwright and filmmaker famous for works inspired by Provence.
In very good condition.
Letter addressed to his sister Germaine Pagnol. Marcel speaks of the “Château de sa mère.”
The Château de la Buzine, in Marseille, is a former country house transformed into a castle in the 19th century. Marcel Pagnol bought it in 1941 to create a film city there, not knowing what the place was. When he visits it a few days later, he recognizes with emotion the “castle of his mother,” the place he feared as a child while crossing the estate with his family. This poignant memory would become the heart of his book Le Château de ma mère. The film project failed, the castle was abandoned, then saved and restored by the city of Marseille, which in 2011 made it a cultural site dedicated to Mediterranean cinema and to Pagnol’s work.
Note: Exporting this document from France to a country outside the European Union requires an export license issued by the Ministry of Culture, a mandatory formality before any shipment. The shipping costs, set at 80 euros for these destinations, also cover the time spent on these administrative procedures. Please note that obtaining this license can take a long time (several months in general).
Very beautiful autograph letter by Marcel Pagnol (1895-1974), French writer, playwright and filmmaker famous for works inspired by Provence.
In very good condition.
Letter addressed to his sister Germaine Pagnol. Marcel speaks of the “Château de sa mère.”
The Château de la Buzine, in Marseille, is a former country house transformed into a castle in the 19th century. Marcel Pagnol bought it in 1941 to create a film city there, not knowing what the place was. When he visits it a few days later, he recognizes with emotion the “castle of his mother,” the place he feared as a child while crossing the estate with his family. This poignant memory would become the heart of his book Le Château de ma mère. The film project failed, the castle was abandoned, then saved and restored by the city of Marseille, which in 2011 made it a cultural site dedicated to Mediterranean cinema and to Pagnol’s work.
Note: Exporting this document from France to a country outside the European Union requires an export license issued by the Ministry of Culture, a mandatory formality before any shipment. The shipping costs, set at 80 euros for these destinations, also cover the time spent on these administrative procedures. Please note that obtaining this license can take a long time (several months in general).

