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Camille Pissarro (1830–1903).
Autograph letter signed ‘C. Pissarro’, Paris, 13 November 1888, to his wife Julie; 2 pages, in-8 (slight discolouration).
Fees include commission and taxes.
Autograph letter signed ‘C. Pissarro’, Paris, 13 November 1888, to his wife Julie; 2 pages, in-8 (slight discolouration).
He sent him some money and was finally paid by Durand. “I hope to have a few paintings and etchings sold in Brussels; my shipment is on its way. I have 42 items—including paintings, gouaches and etchings—it will be a lovely little exhibition, well curated; I hope it will make an impression.” He mentions the ongoing business matters for Lucien, who is in litigation with Mr Katawi; he is awaiting a reply “from the gentleman at the stove” and so on.