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Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, one page written in black ink.
Lotte Zweig, newly married to Stefan Zweig who had left his first wife Friderike, gives news of their lives in the English countryside to Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her husband, Alfred Cortot. The relationships between Zweig and Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin, are rarely mentioned by biographers - the correspondence between the two couples and their numerous meetings across Europe nevertheless testify to the strong bond that united them. Zweig, who wanted to write a biography of the composer, had also d

Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, one page written in black ink. Traces of folds.
As Europe goes to war, Lotte Zweig, newly married to the writer Stefan Zweig, gives news of their lives in the English countryside. It is for Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her husband, Alfred Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin. The installation of the couple in a charming house in Bath, which reminds them of their old home in the Kapuzinerberg, made their exile softer: " It was a great pleasure for us to have this house which occupied us all these weeks, because because of that, we for

Signed autograph letter from Stefan Zweig addressed to his friend pianist Alfred Cortot , two pages on a letterhead, written in purple ink.
The Austrian writer, passing through Paris, tries to see his friend the pianist Alfred Cortot, specialist of Chopin: " I will telephone you [sic] around 7 am to know if you still have your evening free and if you and Madame would like to dine needless to say, I will be delighted . " He plans social gatherings with the famous English socialite Lady Colfax and devotes himself to his passion for autographs: " Mr. Eidemann will come Thursday around 6:30 am to show you autografes

Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, a page written in purple ink on a letterhead "" Rosmount Lycombe Hill, Bath ".
Lotte Zweig, newly married to Stefan Zweig who had left his first wife Friderike, gives news of their lives in the English countryside to Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her friend, Alfred Cortot. The relationships between Zweig and Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin, are rarely mentioned by biographers - the correspondence between the two couples and their numerous meetings across Europe nevertheless testify to the strong bond that united them. Zweig, who wished t

Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, a page written in purple ink on a letterhead "" Rosmount Lycombe Hill, Bath ".
Lotte Zweig, newly married to Stefan Zweig who had left his first wife Friderike, gives news of their lives in the English countryside to Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her friend, Alfred Cortot. The relationships between Zweig and Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin, are rarely mentioned by biographers - the correspondence between the two couples and their numerous meetings across Europe nevertheless testify to the strong bond that united them. Zweig, who wished t