Autograph letters signed (11), dated : [Paris], 17 May 1916-26 June 1917, to Paul Dukas, 17 May 1916-26 June 1917.

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Autograph letters signed (11), dated : [Paris], 17 May 1916-26 June 1917, to Paul Dukas, 17 May 1916-26 June 1917.

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Of a philosophical and reflective nature, mentioning his Violin Sonata, "Noël pour les enfants qui n'ont plus de maisons," Victor Hugo, Gaston Poulet ("qui a l'air d'un tziganne, bien qi'il soit né tranquillement à Paris"), etc.

11 items (13 p., with 6 integral address leaves and 3 envelopes) ; (various sizes)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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