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Extracts from unpublished letters to André Breton

Correspondence

Author

Author Francis Picabia
People cited Paul Cézanne, Sakhaï Sardar, Alfred Jarry, Pablo Picasso, Philippe Soupault
Notes by André Breton

Description

Manuscript by Picabia for the magazine Littérature to accompany the article ‘Vacances d'artistes’ [‘Artists’ Holidays’]. Intended for Littérature, these excerpts from Picabia's letters to André Breton are filed together with the article ‘Vacances d'artistes’ to form a sort of small dossier. Picabia is revealed there as he was in himself, less concerned about belonging or not belonging than with the pleasure and invention that is, to him, at the heart of all true painting. [André Breton Workshop website, 2005] Extracts from unpublished letters to André Breton (1922). Manuscript in black ink, titled by André Breton, who copied two letters addressed to him by Picabia, one from Barcelona, dated 30 April 1922, the other from Le Tremblay-sur-Mauldre, dated 19 October 1922. André Breton marked the copy of these letters "Francis Picabia". [Auction Catalogue, 2003]

Bibliography

André Breton, « Vacances d'artistes », Littérature, 2e série, n° 5, p. 14-15

Creation date30 avril 1922 et 19 octobre 1922
Bibliographical material1 page in-4° handwritten in black ink
LanguagesFrench
Physical descriptionMs - encre bleue
Number of pages1 p.
Reference411000
Breton Auction, 2003Lot 2047
Keywords, , , , ,
CategoriesLetters to André Breton, Andre Breton's Manuscripts
Set[Correspondance] Correspondance avec Francis Picabia, [Journal] Littérature
Permanent linkhttps://cms.andrebreton.fr/en/work/56600100061150

See also

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Vacances d'artistes

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André Breton

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Manuscrit autographe signé, qui sera publié dans le n°5 de la nouvelle série de Littérature en octobre 1922, où Breton répond à une enquête du Figaro.

Deux images, une notice descriptive, une bibliographie, des liens.

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