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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
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Dec 1, 2022 | Baron Ribeyre & Associes | Paris | BIJOUX - ART CLASSIQUE - ART MODERNE | 162 | $****** - ****** | MUSIC - GUESTBOOK AND CORRESPONDENCE |
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MUSIC - GUESTBOOK AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Beautiful set including a guestbook with 76 dedications and two autograph letters signed from Cortot to Claude Rémusat. GUEST BOOK belonging to Claude Rémusat (exlibris on cover page), with 76 dedications, including ten musical staves, a very beautiful drawing by Serge
Lifar. 76 pp. in-8. Burgundy sheepskin, gold edging on the first board and the back, rubbed caps, cold iron on the second board, marbled paper endpapers. Binding signed Beauvais. We will only mention a few names: Arthur RUBINSTEIN, Wilhelm KEMPFF (range), Ralph KIRKPATRICK, Vladimir
GOLSCHMANN, Aldo CICCOLINI, Leonid
KOGAN, Brigit NILSSON, Henri DUTILLEUX, Pierre BOULEZ, Leonard BERNSTEIN, Serge
LIFAR; CORTOT Alfred (1877-1962) 2 autograph letters signed to Claude Rémusat, Lausanne and Paris, June 30 [19]57 and November 10 [19]57. 2 pp.
in-8 and in-folio. Header “Paris Normal School of Music”. On June 30, he thanked his correspondent for “I am deeply touched by your sending, and sensitive to the artistic quality of which he offers me the precious testimony! ()” [Claude Rémusat painted a portrait of Cortot in 1957] and concludes his letter by mentioning the students" auditions; on November 10, he again showed his admiration for his work.
We attach: Set of two works on Malcuzynski and Roberto Benzi with sending from the two artists, addressed to Claude Rémusat.
