Nohant-Vic

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  1. Lettre autographe signée adressée à Stéphanie Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire : de l'émancipation féminine par l'éducation : "Ç'a été pour moi une éducation à part que celle de cet enfant de 18 ans qui n'en avait que 2, il y a six mois, et qui a maintenant son âge, avec toute la candeur de l'enfance conservée."
    George SAND

    Lettre autographe signée adressée à Stéphanie Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire : de l'émancipation féminine par l'éducation : "Ç'a été pour moi une éducation à part que celle de cet enfant de 18 ans qui n'en avait que 2, il y a six mois, et qui a maintenant son âge, avec toute la candeur de l'enfance conservée."[Autograph letter signed addressed to Stéphanie Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire: on women’s emancipation through education: “It has been for me a separate kind of education, that of this child of 18 who was only 2 six months ago, and who now has her age, with all the candour of childhood preserved]

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 3 juin 1858|13.40 x 20.90 cm|4 pages sur un feuillet remplié

    Autograph letter signed by George Sand, addressed to her friend Stéphanie Bourjot, daughter of Étienne Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire. Four pages written in blue ink on a folded bifolium bearing George Sand’s monogram. Fold marks as usual.
     
    This letter was partially published in Correspondance, vol. XIV, no. 7846.
    A beautiful and partly unpublished letter in which George Sand discusses Marie Pape-Carpantier’s book and the education of her young maid, Marie Caillaud : « It is an excellent book, which I use to teach my young maid to read. She is extraordinarily intelligent, and this book opens her mind to all sorts of...

    €3,500
  2. "Étroniforme est le mot sublime qui classe cette espèce de végétaux merdoïdes"
    George SAND

    "Étroniforme est le mot sublime qui classe cette espèce de végétaux merdoïdes"Autograph letter to Gustave Flaubert

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 21 décembre 1867|13.40 x 20.70 cm|deux feuillets sous chemise et étui

    Autograph letter from George Sand to Gustave Flaubert dated December 21, 1867, 8 pages on two lined leaves. Published in Sand's Correspondance, XX, pp. 642-645.
    From one of the finest literary correspondences of the century, this letter written on Christmas Eve 1867 is a sublime testament to the frank friendship between George Sand, the “old troubadour”, and Gustave Flaubert, christened “cul de plomb” [leaden ass] after declining his invitation to Nohant to complete L'Éducation sentimentale.

    Despite their seventeen year-age gap, opposing temperaments...

    €10,000
  3. "Je t'écris en courant ce matin ..."
    George SAND (to Gustave FLAUBERT)

    "Je t'écris en courant ce matin ..."Signed autograph letter addressed to Gustave Flaubert

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 6 mars 1876|13.20 x 20.70 cm|deux pages sur un feuillet remplié
    Autograph letter signed by George Sand addressed to Gustave Flaubert. Two pages written in black ink on a double sheet bearing, at the head of the first page, the sender's dry stamp.
    This letter was published in the complete correspondence of George Sand established by Georges Lubin.
    Fine letter written by George Sand a few months before her death and addressed to her lifelong friend, Gustave Flaubert.
    The writer wishes to offer her friend a seat so he may attend the revival of her play Le Mariage de Victorine : "Je t'écris en courant ce matin parce que je viens de recevoir de Mr Perrin avis de la 1ère représentation de la reprise du Mariage...
    €4,000
  4. "Je suis bien d'âge à être votre mère, car j'ai 55 ans, et j'ai de bonnes mains bien adroites, mais pas belles du tout."
    George SAND

    "Je suis bien d'âge à être votre mère, car j'ai 55 ans, et j'ai de bonnes mains bien adroites, mais pas belles du tout."Signed autograph letter addressed to Ernest Feydeau

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 16 août [18]59|13.50 x 20.90 cm|4 pages sur un double feuillet
    Autograph letter signed by George Sand addressed to Ernest Feydeau. Four pages written in blue ink on a double sheet bearing, at the head of the first page, the sender's blind stamp.
    This letter was published in the complete correspondence of George Sand established by Georges Lubin.
    Fine and lengthy letter discussing literature and friendship between writers.
    Initially a stockbroker and specialist in Antiquity, Ernest Feydeau launched himself late into fiction. Anxious to occupy a literary space in which he did not feel justly appreciated, he used his connections and maintained a regular epistolary relationship with illustrious correspondents...
    €4,800
  5. "On n'est jamais plus heureux et inspiré que quand on croit n'avoir pas le temps de l'être."
    George SAND

    "On n'est jamais plus heureux et inspiré que quand on croit n'avoir pas le temps de l'être."Signed autograph letter addressed to René Biémont

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 14 mars 1863|13.40 x 20.60 cm|3 pages sur un double feuillet
    Autograph letter signed by George Sand addressed to René Biémont. Three pages written in blue ink on a double sheet bearing at the head of the first page the blind stamp of Sand's initials. Envelope included.
    Folds inherent to mailing.
    This letter was published in the complete correspondence of George Sand established by Georges Lubin.
    Fine letter of congratulations addressed to René Biémont after sending his work Le Petit Fils d'Obermann:

    "Your little book is very original and you show qualities of talent that will develop, if you look ahead."



    As an attentive reader much solicited by her young peers, Sand...
    €2,500
  6. Manuscrit autographe signé à propos du "Coq aux cheveux d'or" de Maurice Sand
    George SAND (Maurice SAND)

    Manuscrit autographe signé à propos du "Coq aux cheveux d'or" de Maurice Sand

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 19 semptembre 1872|13.20 x 20.60 cm|20 pages 1/2 sur 21 feuillets
    Autograph manuscript signed by George Sand written in black ink on 21 leaves of white paper. Deletions and corrections.
    One page of the manuscript appears to have been lost.
    The final version of this chronicle, whose text conforms to the manuscript we offer, was published in Impressions et souvenirs (Paris, M. Lévy, 1873). George Sand would devote another article to her son's novel in Questions d'art et de littérature in 1878.
    The first edition of Maurice Sand's Coq aux cheveux d'or was published by Lacroix and Verboeckhoven in 1867.
    €3,500
  8. Lettre autographe datée et signée d'une page à Ernest Feydeau
    George SAND

    Lettre autographe datée et signée d'une page à Ernest Feydeau

    S. n.|Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 30 Juin 1858|13.50 x 21 cm|une feuille
    Autograph letter dated and signed on a page from George Sand to Ernest Feydeau in which she recommends Emile Aucante, his godson, who would be the most suitable person and able to edit the novels he plans to print:
    "Sir, I always hope to have the pleasure of seeing you soon, as you made me the good promise. In the meantime, since you also promised to make other novels, I come to recommend the agency from Mr Emile Aucante who is one of my best and safest friends, and to whom came a good and useful idea whose moral and serious side you will appreciate, at the same time as you may have an interest in taking advantage of the lights and the dedication he places in our service...
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  9. Pour remettre à Franck
    Aurore SAND

    Pour remettre à Franck

    Chez l'auteur|Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 1958|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché
    First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
    Back and flat marginally insolated.
    Edition published and annotated by Gustave Vanwelkenhuyzen, autograph dedication dated and signed by him to Henry Lefoi .
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  10. Paysage de bord de mer aux deux personnages féminins - Lavis d'encre grise, aquarelle et gouache en dendrite
    George SAND

    Paysage de bord de mer aux deux personnages féminins - Lavis d'encre grise, aquarelle et gouache en dendriteSeaside landscape with two little girls and their dog.Wash drawing with grey ink, watercolor and gouache in dendrite

    (Nohant) [Nohant-Vic] 1874-1876|16 x 12 cm|autre
    Seaside landscape with two little girls and their dog.Wash drawing with grey ink, watercolor and gouache in dendrite


    [Nohant] | 1874-1876 | 16 x 12 cm | one framed watercolor
    Gilt rod frame with several shards.
    Beautiful example of dendrite by George Sand.
    It is at the end of her life, around 1874, that George Sand became passionate about a different visual creation technique to those of the pure watercolor or traditional drawings that she had practised since childhood: dendrite. She first mixes shards of crushed crystalline stone with gouache or watercolor, then her son «Maurice crushes watercolor colors between two bristol boards...
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  12. Lettre autographe signée de George Sand à Marie Luguet dite Mario
    George SAND (to Marie LUGUET)

    Lettre autographe signée de George Sand à Marie Luguet dite Mario

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] 3 janvier 1862|20.60 x 13.30 cm|1 page sur un feuillet remplié
    Letter autograph signed George Sand Marie Luguet said Mario.
    Burrs without gravity.
    George Sand sends this letter to Mario to thank her for a letter she received from her. She writes to him: "I see that you read a lot and that you profit from your readings."
    Mario is the childish patronym of Marie Luguet, the little daughter of actress Marie Dorval with whom George Sand had a great friendship. The little girl who had become an actress at that time had come to Nohant to play on the stage of Sand's little theater. When Marie Dorval died in 1859, George Sand showed special affection for his family. She gives him the friendship of Maurice, his son, and Alexandre...
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  13. Lettre autographe signée de George Sand à Pierre-Jules Hetzel
    George SAND (to Pierre-Jules HETZEL)

    Lettre autographe signée de George Sand à Pierre-Jules Hetzel

    Nohant [Nohant-Vic] décembre 1844|10.30 x 16.50 cm|1 page sur un feuillet
    Signed autograph letter of George Sand to Pierre-Jules Hetzel, written in black ink.
    Folds caused by mailing.
    George Sand sends this letter to arrange an appointment with his publisher Pierre-Jules Hertzel: "My dear Hetzel, I have to talk to you about something that interests me a lot." The publisher has already worked with George Sand twice in the context of collective publications, in 1839-40 for the private and public life of animals , then in 1843 for The New Children's Store.
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