Autograph letters signed (24), and autograph postcards signed (4), dated [Paris, Hannover, and other places], 22 May 1912-[July 1917], to D.E. Inghelbrecht.

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Autograph letters signed (24), and autograph postcards signed (4), dated [Paris, Hannover, and other places], 22 May 1912-[July 1917], to D.E. Inghelbrecht.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270972695

Of a social nature, mentioning his Sirènes, Martyre de St. Sébastien, Ibéria, Damoiselle élue, Marche écossaise, Pelléas et Mélisande, Mer, [Waldteufel's] Estudiantina, [Musorgsky's] Boris [Gudonov], [Gabriele] d'Annunzio, J. Rubinstein, Jacques Emile Blanche, Charles d'Orléans, Raoul Bardac, Satie, Chouchou [i.e. Emma-Claude Debussy], Richard Wagner, Richard Strauss ("En [18]70, *ils* avaient Richard Wagner. En 1914, *ils* n'ont plus que Richard Strauss"), the death of his mother, [Gabriel] Astruc, [André] Messager, [Mary] Garden, [Maurice] Maeterlinck, André Chenier, R. Viñes, M. Long, J.S. Bach, and other persons, etc.

28 items (33 p., with 10 integral address leaves and 13 envelopes) ; (various sizes)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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