Lot n° 24
Estimation :
300 - 500
EUR
ISABEY Eugène (1803-1886) - Lot 24
ISABEY Eugène (1803-1886)
Painter and lithographer Meeting
of seven autograph letters signed.
1. To Mr. Maro (?). He wishes to see him at his studio (1 p. in-8).
2. To the painter J. Goddé. He recommends him and Charles
Blanc M. Hervier, "who deserves it". (August 19, 1848; 1 p. in-8).
3. To M. Meunechet. "I have a small painting which is, so to speak, finished. If you have a free moment, come tomorrow, Thursday..." (1/2 p. in-8).
4. To Arsène Houssaye. He is in the country and fears that his wife and daughter are not having too much fun: "If you could donate a dressing room for tonight, I would be very grateful. (2 p. in-8).
5. To the art dealer G. Petit: "Alfred Dedreux is at my house, and he has just told me about the exhibition you are going to do". Isabey would very much like to exhibit "a marine (a big weather) which was at poor Jordan's house, it's a boat at anchor with the cliffs of Etretat in the background, I care more about this one than about all the others".... On the back, a list of painters in pencil. (2 p. in-8).
6. To the art dealer G. Petit "I'll be back at half past eleven at my studio... asking you to stop by tomorrow Friday.... We'll have to see".
7. To P. Boyer. He asked for two tickets for the Italians, either for today or for another time. (1 p. in-8).
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