(Louis-Ferdinand CÉLINE) Edith FOLLET
Rare et inédit portrait en tondo d'Edith Follet
Reullinger|Paris circa 1920|-|Photographie|diamètre 11 cm
Rare and unpublished tondo portrait of Edith Follet, Louis-Ferdinand Céline's second wife, whom he married in 1919, on albumen paper mounted on Reullinger studio cardboard.
The photograph has a repaired marginal tear and manuscript captions "Édith Follet" "1920" inscribed on the verso.
This very elegant portrait of the illustrator Edith Follet, unpublished to our knowledge, dates from the early 1920s and puts a face to the "graceful brunette of cold distinction," who illustrated Céline's medical thesis, often considered his very first book, foreshadowing Voyage au bout de la nuit.
Céline met Édith Follet in 1918 through the young
The photograph has a repaired marginal tear and manuscript captions "Édith Follet" "1920" inscribed on the verso.
This very elegant portrait of the illustrator Edith Follet, unpublished to our knowledge, dates from the early 1920s and puts a face to the "graceful brunette of cold distinction," who illustrated Céline's medical thesis, often considered his very first book, foreshadowing Voyage au bout de la nuit.
Céline met Édith Follet in 1918 through the young
€2,500