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Lettre de Delacroix à Maurice Sand évoquant George Sand
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Add to basket1 lettre autographe signée 1/2 p. In-8 "Ce mercredi" [17 mai 1843] Encre brune sur feuillet double. Adresse au verso du second feuillet avec marques postales. Bon Eugène Delacroix écrit à son élève et amiMaurice Sand, fils de la romancière : "Je ne puis partir avec ta bonne mère [George Sand] trop de motifs me retiennent ici. Ce sera donc pour un peu plus tard. Je dine demain chez Mme Marliani[Charlotte de Folleville, grande amie de George Sand et de Delacroix]et je lui expliquerai tout cela. Je t'embrasse.Eug. Delacroix". Peintre français.
