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Lettre autographe signée à Maurice Noël à propos de la création "L'état de siège" au théâtre Marigny
Signed handwritten letter to Maurice Noel on the creation "L'etat de siege" at the Theatre Marigny
Paris s. d. [octobre 1948]|21 x 13.50 cm|une feuille
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Signed handwritten letter to Maurice Noël on the creation “L'état de siège” at the Théâtre Marigny
Paris s.d. (October 1948), 21 x 13.5cm, one leaf.
Signed, handwritten letter by Albert Camus, written on 12 lines in blue ink, on Théâtre Marigny headed paper, addressed to Maurice Noël and relating to the philosophical problems raised and generated by the creation of his play, L'etat de siège, at the Théâtre Marigny on 27 October 1948.
Beautiful condition.
“Dear Sir,
It was Roger Lannes who kindly offered to send me his text. I accepted, not out of suspicion, but because Jean-Louis Barrault and I wanted to keep the surprise effects for the play. For example, it is true that the play targets the totalitarian system. And yet we would have preferred not to talk about it. But you will do as you please.
Would you thank Roger Lannes for his discretion and his remarkable article and believe me, dear sir, your always devoted
Albert Camus.”
Paris s.d. (October 1948), 21 x 13.5cm, one leaf.
Signed, handwritten letter by Albert Camus, written on 12 lines in blue ink, on Théâtre Marigny headed paper, addressed to Maurice Noël and relating to the philosophical problems raised and generated by the creation of his play, L'etat de siège, at the Théâtre Marigny on 27 October 1948.
Beautiful condition.
“Dear Sir,
It was Roger Lannes who kindly offered to send me his text. I accepted, not out of suspicion, but because Jean-Louis Barrault and I wanted to keep the surprise effects for the play. For example, it is true that the play targets the totalitarian system. And yet we would have preferred not to talk about it. But you will do as you please.
Would you thank Roger Lannes for his discretion and his remarkable article and believe me, dear sir, your always devoted
Albert Camus.”
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