Sandra Calder DAVIDSON

Handwritten signed postcard addressed to Juan Luis Buñuel
s.d(ca 1967), 15.7 x 10.8 cm, a postcard
Handwritten postcard signed by Alexander Calder addressed to Juan Luis Buñuel on the back of a reproduction of a painting by Georges de La Tour.
Two small perforations in the left margin of the card, as is usual in Juan Luis Buñuel's collection.
"La paix ! la paix ! la paix ! pour 1968
Vanvis - I don't understand why I'm always leaving messages and never getting an answer. I was sorry not to see you in Barcelone. It is a beautiful snow. Love to you and Carmen and children. Sandro"

In 1939, Luis Buñuel, who had just received an offer to work i

Handwritten signed postcard addressed to Juan Luis Buñuel
s.d(ca 1967), 15.7 x 10.8 cm, a postcard
Handwritten postcard signed by Alexander Calder addressed to Juan Luis Buñuel on the back of a reproduction of his work On the High Wire.
Two small perforations in the upper margin of the card, as is usual in Juan Luis Buñuel's collection.
”What an incredible face Luis had, I was glad to see “Belle de Jour” for the first time.”

In 1939, Luis Buñuel, who had just received an offer to work in Hollywood, decided, with his wife and child, to leave the chaotic situation in Europe to go and live the American Dream. The penniless Buñuels initially spent a few precarious