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76120 MIRO Joan (1893-1983). L.A.S. « Miró », Barcelone 22 décembre 1952,
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MIRÓ JOAN (1893-1983).
L.A.S. "Miró", Barcelona 22 December 1952, to dancer Tamara TOUMANOVA| 2 pages ¾ in-4 on his letterhead.
Beautiful letter recalling their collaboration on Massine's ballet Jeux d'enfants (music by Bizet, Ballets Russes de Monte-Carlo, 1932).
Miró, his wife and Dolores are delighted at the thought that Tamara might come to Barcelona, and he has a request to make to the dancer: "You know how proud I am to have staged Jeux d'enfants with you, at the beginning of your glorious career, and how much the rhythm and music have influenced my work since then. I am preparing a large exhibition of my recent work for this summer in Paris. On this occasion, a book would be published, in several languages at the same time, on my work. This book would be published in a large edition", by MAEGHT, who is "enthusiastic about the idea that I had suggested to him of my intention to ask you for a text for this work [...] It is not a question of making literature, but simply of speaking about our work and our collaboration, which, in spite of being remote remains very alive and very of today"...
L.A.S. "Miró", Barcelona 22 December 1952, to dancer Tamara TOUMANOVA| 2 pages ¾ in-4 on his letterhead.
Beautiful letter recalling their collaboration on Massine's ballet Jeux d'enfants (music by Bizet, Ballets Russes de Monte-Carlo, 1932).
Miró, his wife and Dolores are delighted at the thought that Tamara might come to Barcelona, and he has a request to make to the dancer: "You know how proud I am to have staged Jeux d'enfants with you, at the beginning of your glorious career, and how much the rhythm and music have influenced my work since then. I am preparing a large exhibition of my recent work for this summer in Paris. On this occasion, a book would be published, in several languages at the same time, on my work. This book would be published in a large edition", by MAEGHT, who is "enthusiastic about the idea that I had suggested to him of my intention to ask you for a text for this work [...] It is not a question of making literature, but simply of speaking about our work and our collaboration, which, in spite of being remote remains very alive and very of today"...