Jean Vatout (1834-1840) - 4 lettres manuscrites autographes - 1834
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Original letters by Jean Vatout (1834) four autograph letters signed by the author, offering insight into the King’s library and administration.
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Original Correspondence of Jean Vatout (1834-1840)
Secure a set of four rare and authentic Signed Autograph Letters (SAL) by Jean Vatout (1792-1848), man of letters, academician, and steward of King Louis-Philippe I's Private Libraries.
These documents provide an exceptional insight into the influence and network of a courtier at the heart of power, navigating between the high administration, the army, and the arts world during the July Monarchy.
The Protagonist: Jean Vatout, The King's Man
Jean Vatout was not just a librarian; he was a confidant and a key figure in the King's household. As a writer and administrator based at the Palais-Royal, he managed the sovereign's collection and acted as an intermediary in delicate affairs.
Description of the LAS:
These letters are high-quality collectible pieces, written on period paper, retaining the marks of royal prestige:
• Official Header: The documents from the 1840s bear the prestigious printed header: "Bibliothèques Particulières DU ROI. TUILERIES, PALAIS-ROYAL, NEUILLY." as well as the indication of the place of writing "Palais-Royal" or "Neuilly".
Manuscript: The writing is with a quill and black ink (sepia), in a cursive style typical of the 19th century.
• Authenticity: Each document is authenticated by Vatout's autograph signature, characterized by a beautiful scroll.
Don't Miss This Acquisition Opportunity!
Ideal for collectors of historical autographs, institutions dedicated to the July Monarchy, or enthusiasts of French administrative history.
Original Correspondence of Jean Vatout (1834-1840)
Secure a set of four rare and authentic Signed Autograph Letters (SAL) by Jean Vatout (1792-1848), man of letters, academician, and steward of King Louis-Philippe I's Private Libraries.
These documents provide an exceptional insight into the influence and network of a courtier at the heart of power, navigating between the high administration, the army, and the arts world during the July Monarchy.
The Protagonist: Jean Vatout, The King's Man
Jean Vatout was not just a librarian; he was a confidant and a key figure in the King's household. As a writer and administrator based at the Palais-Royal, he managed the sovereign's collection and acted as an intermediary in delicate affairs.
Description of the LAS:
These letters are high-quality collectible pieces, written on period paper, retaining the marks of royal prestige:
• Official Header: The documents from the 1840s bear the prestigious printed header: "Bibliothèques Particulières DU ROI. TUILERIES, PALAIS-ROYAL, NEUILLY." as well as the indication of the place of writing "Palais-Royal" or "Neuilly".
Manuscript: The writing is with a quill and black ink (sepia), in a cursive style typical of the 19th century.
• Authenticity: Each document is authenticated by Vatout's autograph signature, characterized by a beautiful scroll.
Don't Miss This Acquisition Opportunity!
Ideal for collectors of historical autographs, institutions dedicated to the July Monarchy, or enthusiasts of French administrative history.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Subject
Bibliography, History
Number of Books
1
Height
21 cm
Signed By
Jean Vatout
Width
13.5 cm
Author/ Illustrator
Jean Vatout (1834-1840)
Title
4 lettres manuscrites autographes
Condition
Very good
Year
1834
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Extras
Signed, Signed by author
Country of Origin
France
Autographed by a famous person
Yes
Details signature
Personally signed
Has Certificate of Authenticity
No
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