ISABEY Jean-Baptiste - ALS to a fellow artist Period_1900 and later

ISABEY Jean-Baptiste - ALS to a fellow artist Period_1900 and laterJean Baptiste ISABEY (1767 1855) Autograph Letter Signed (Isabey) to a fellow artist, Monsieur Mansion[?] in Montmartre, sending him a penniless young man in need of lessons. 1 page 8vo in French with integral address leaf, n. p. [but Paris], n. d. Trans: Tomorrow morning a young man without means and who cannot pay his master will call on you. He would need 3 or 4 months of lessons. Let us remember our young days and let us do for others what was

Wellington nevertheless ends the letter to his niece “most affectionately”

nations as well

& I liked him so much

“It was the Intention of the Berkshire Committee

[November 1815]

Would you like to do a Figaro illustré [the colour magazine associated with the newspaper Le Figaro] on family life on a yacht

Typed Letter Signed (“Harold Nicolson”) to “Dear Mr

I think I'm an understanding person and I accept each day as it comes along

honourable memories

Gordon and Murphy

Louis-Guillaume OTTO

suggesting that they should produce Fedora with Sarah Bernhardt