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Born15 décembre 1868
Died1 juin 1946
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NationalityFrance
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  1. Lettre autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean Ott
    Georges POLTI

    Lettre autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean Ott

    Paris 16 mars 1913|14 x 19.50 cm|une feuille
    Autograph letter signed by Georges Polti probably addressed to Jean Ott, written in black ink (11 lines) expressing enthusiasm for the complicity binding them : "... Ami, je lis vos admirables volontés. Que d'enthousiasmes entre nous ! Mais que vous les vivez, que vous les exprimez bien ! Merci, merci ! " ["... Friend, I read your admirable intentions. What enthusiasm between us! But how you live them, how well you express them! Thank you, thank you!"]
    Central fold mark inherent to envelope insertion, small creases to right margin of the letter not touching text.


    €120
  2. "je rejoins régulièrement, chaque premier mardi de mois, un groupe d'amis en la fameuse et fumeuse Closerie des Lilas...""je rejoins régulièrement, chaque premier mardi de mois, un groupe d'amis en la fameuse et fumeuse Closerie des Lilas..."
    Georges POLTI

    "je rejoins régulièrement, chaque premier mardi de mois, un groupe d'amis en la fameuse et fumeuse Closerie des Lilas..."Signed autograph letter addressed to his friend the poet Jean Ott

    Paris 22 février 1914|14.50 x 19 cm|une feuille
    Autograph letter signed by Georges Polti addressed to Jean Ott, written in black ink (24 lines) praising the latter's qualities as a literary critic: "... Quelle joie d'apprendre que l'Ephèbe vous a plu que vous l'allez lire, en les termes que vous savez trouver, vous dont la sympathie d'esprit m'est un tel réconfort..." ["... What joy to learn that the Ephebe pleased you and that you will read it, in the terms you know how to find, you whose sympathy of spirit is such a comfort to me..."] and inviting him to join the poetic gatherings he attends monthly at the Closerie des Lilas: "... je rejoins régulièrement, chaque premier mardi de mois, un groupe d'amis en la...
    €120
  3. Carte postale autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean OttCarte postale autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean Ott
    Georges POLTI

    Carte postale autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean Ott

    Paris 31 décembre 1912|14 x 9 cm|une carte postale
    Autograph postcard signed by Georges Polti addressed to Jean Ott, written in black ink (8 lines) on the verso of the photographic reproduction of a painting by Nicolas Lancret entitled "L'été".
    Georges Polti wishes a prompt recovery as well as an excellent year 1913 to his fellow poet Jean Ott: "... Je vous envoie toujours un peu de soleil : cela ne peut nuire. Belle et saine et triomphale année ! " ["... I always send you a little sunshine: it cannot harm. A beautiful and healthy and triumphant year!"]
    A black ink stain in the upper left corner of the postcard.

    €100
  4. Lettre autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean OttLettre autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean Ott
    Georges POLTI

    Lettre autographe signée adressée à son ami le poète Jean Ott

    Paris 24 Mars 1914|14.50 x 19 cm|une feuille
    Lyrical autograph letter signed by Georges Polti addressed to Jean Ott, written in black ink (35 lines) in which he does not hide his enthusiasm for the community of spirit they share and the quasi-mediumistic clairvoyance of his correspondent regarding his work: "... Et je suis de plus en plus effaré par cette parenté inexplicable de nos esprits, qui vous fait lire le mien jusqu'au fond. J'en serais presque révolté d'effroi sans cette sympathie qui y apporte avec la lumière la plus éclatante la chaleur la plus vivifiante et la plus douce..." ["... And I am more and more astounded by this inexplicable kinship of our minds, which enables you to read mine to its depths. I would almost...
    €200
  5. Carte postale autographe signée adressée au poète Jean OttCarte postale autographe signée adressée au poète Jean Ott
    Georges POLTI

    Carte postale autographe signée adressée au poète Jean Ott

    Paris 1912|14 x 9.50 cm|une carte postale

    Autograph postcard signed by Georges Polti addressed to poet Jean Ott, written in black ink (8 lines) on the verso of the photographic reproduction of a painting by Nicolas Lancret entitled "L'été".
    Georges Polti wishes his fellow poet a prompt recovery as well as an excellent year 1913: "... je vous envoie toujours un peu de soleil : ce la ne peut nuire. Belle et saine et triomphale année !" ["... I always send you a little sunshine: this can do no harm. A beautiful, healthy and triumphant year!"]

    €100
  6. Les cuirs de boeuf , un miracle en XII vitraux précédé d'un prologue invectifLes cuirs de boeuf , un miracle en XII vitraux précédé d'un prologue invectif
    Georges POLTI

    Les cuirs de boeuf , un miracle en XII vitraux précédé d'un prologue invectif

    Mercure de France|Paris 1899|18 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition on ordinary paper.
    Illustrated cover by P. Paquet soiled, one joint cracked and reglued, stains to endpapers, rear cover soiled, handsome interior condition.
    Rare copy.
    €100
  7. L'art d'inventer les personnages (les XII types principes. - Leurs 36 subdivisions et 154 980 variétés encore inédites)L'art d'inventer les personnages (les XII types principes. - Leurs 36 subdivisions et 154 980 variétés encore inédites)
    Georges POLTI

    L'art d'inventer les personnages (les XII types principes. - Leurs 36 subdivisions et 154 980 variétés encore inédites)

    Eugène Figuière & Cie|Paris 1912|12.50 x 19.50 cm|relié
    First edition, one of 100 numbered copies on Holland paper, only large papers after 2 Japan.
    Bradel binding in half green percaline, smooth back decorated with a golden floral motif, golden date and double thread at the tail, piece of brown shagreen title with rubbing, marbled paper boards, preserved covers, golden head, binding of the era signed Mertens.
    Autograph signed by Georges Polti to Jean Ott on the shadow title page which is shaded.
    €250
  8. Manuel de la volontéManuel de la volonté
    Georges POLTI

    Manuel de la volonté

    Editions Montaigne|Paris 1929|12.50 x 18.50 cm|broché
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  9. Les trente-six situations dramatiquesLes trente-six situations dramatiques
    Georges POLTI

    Les trente-six situations dramatiques

    1912|11.50 x 18.50 cm|relié
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  10. L'art d'inventer les personnages
    Georges POLTI

    L'art d'inventer les personnages

    Editions Montaigne|Paris 1930|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  11. La théorie des tempéraments et leur pratique
    POLTI

    La théorie des tempéraments et leur pratique

    G. Carré|Paris 1889|13.50 x 20.50 cm|relié
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