Saché

Handwritten signed postcard from Alexander Calder to Juan Luis BuñuelHandwritten signed postcard from Alexander Calder to Juan Luis Buñuel, written in English in ballpoint pen and blue felt-tip. Saché postmark (Indre-et-Loire). Paris address of Juan Luis Buñuel.
Card perforated with two holes at the top. Photograph of one of Calder's stabiles on the front.
Provenance: Buñuel family archives.
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 Dr

Handwritten signed postcard from Alexander Calder and Juan Luis Buñuel to Jeanne Buñuel née RucarHandwritten signed postcard from Alexander Calder and Juan Luis Buñuel to Jeanne Buñuel, written in French in black felt-tip. Saché postmark (Indre-et-Loire). Jeanne Buñuel's address in Mexico.
Card perforated with two holes at the top. Photograph of Calder's studio in Saché on the front of the card.
Provenance: Buñuel family archives.

Handwritten signed letter from Alexander Calder to Juan Luis BuñuelHandwritten signed letter from Alexander Calder to Juan Luis Buñuel, written in French in black felt-tip.
Letter perforated with two holes in the left-hand margin. Calder's telephone number in top left-hand corner, a few directions to get to Saché in right-hand corner.
Small sign in red felt-tip at the end of the letter. Two corrections and additions in Calder's hand.
Provenance: Buñuel family archives.

Rare 19th-century edition of the complete works of Turgenev on high-quality paper, in contrast to earlier editions, notably that of А.Ф. Маркс. Labeled as the "third edition." Features an engraved portrait of the author as a frontispiece and a facsimile of his handwriting.

Publisher's bindings in full red cloth, smooth spines adorned with black and gold typographic motifs, and boards framed with black fillets and floral patterns. The center of the boards features a vignette containing the author's monogram surrounded by an inlaid green vegetal motif. Edges are speckled.

Some volumes are slightly warped. Light water stains on the boards of volumes 1, 3, 9, and 10. A few hinge

CALDER Alexander
Handwritten signed postcard from Alexander Calder to Juan Luis Buñuel
N. p. [Saché] December 29th 1956, 14,7 x 10,4 cm, one postcard
Handwritten signed postcard from Alexander Calder to Juan Luis Buñuel, written in English in ballpoint pen and blue felt-tip. Saché postmark (Indre-et-Loire). Paris address of Juan Luis Buñuel.
Card perforated with two holes at the top. Photograph of one of Calder's stabiles on the front.
Provenance: Buñuel family archives.
$ 1 750