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BAUDELAIRE Charles (1821-1867).
L.A.S. "CB", January 6, 1863, to POULET-MALASSIS at the Madelonnettes prison| 1 1/2 pages in-8, address, postmark, trace of red wax seal.
Letter to his imprisoned publisher. [Poulet-Malassis is detained and awaiting trial for his republican activities]. Baudelaire has just had dinner with a friend [probably Charles Asselineau] whose leg is better and who thinks, as he does, that Poulet-Malassis's famous gift is a completely absurd idea... Then he gave some news of Parisian artistic and literary life: Théophile GAUTIER was to leave Le Moniteur and take up a post at the Beaux-Arts, Count de Nieuwerkerke [then director of the Imperial Museums] was to go to the Senate "and M. DELACROIX was to take over as director of the Museums. [...] Finally, to add insult to injury, F. Desnoyers claimed to inherit d'AUREVILLY au Pays. But his friend Ulysse Pic, now director of Le Pays, didn't think he could dare"...
L.A.S. "CB", January 6, 1863, to POULET-MALASSIS at the Madelonnettes prison| 1 1/2 pages in-8, address, postmark, trace of red wax seal.
Letter to his imprisoned publisher. [Poulet-Malassis is detained and awaiting trial for his republican activities]. Baudelaire has just had dinner with a friend [probably Charles Asselineau] whose leg is better and who thinks, as he does, that Poulet-Malassis's famous gift is a completely absurd idea... Then he gave some news of Parisian artistic and literary life: Théophile GAUTIER was to leave Le Moniteur and take up a post at the Beaux-Arts, Count de Nieuwerkerke [then director of the Imperial Museums] was to go to the Senate "and M. DELACROIX was to take over as director of the Museums. [...] Finally, to add insult to injury, F. Desnoyers claimed to inherit d'AUREVILLY au Pays. But his friend Ulysse Pic, now director of Le Pays, didn't think he could dare"...