Letter Signed Autograph André Beaunier (Columnist Writer Journalist) 1919 for Sale

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Letter Signed Autograph André Beaunier (Columnist Writer Journalist) 1919:
$78.61

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER - FRENCH JOURNALIST OF OPINION to a JEUNE writer...
“Dear sir, we should talk! Otherwise the question you are asking me remains in the abstract....In principle, I do not advise you to abandon at this moment a situation which presents itself to you in industry, for the very doubtful chances of a literary situation...an editor, a review, I do not know what to tell you; it seems to me that everything is full, that everything pays off badly...but you would have to know a little exactly what you want, what you need; in short, we should talk!...\"
André BEAUNIER1869-1925 André Beaunier Novelist, literary critic, columnist, opinion journalist, drama critic
Writer at Revue des deux Mondes (1912), The Echo of Paris (1916)
Calmann-Lévy Prize (1910)

joint Jeanne Raunay (Lyrical Artist, Opera Singer)
- André Beaunier is a French novelist and literary critic, born September 22, 1869 in Évreux, and died December 10, 1925 in his home in Paris. BiographySon of an attorney from Évreux, André Beaunier entered the École Normale Supérieure in 1890.He was a literary columnist for the magazine des Deux Mondes in 1912, then an editorial writer. and dramatic critic at the Écho de Paris in 1916.
He lived in Le Vésinet in the 1920s.

In 1925, he was president of the Free Society of Agriculture, Sciences, Arts and Belles-Lettres of the Eure.
His wife Jeanne, daughter of the painter Jules Richomme is a singer opera mezzo-soprano, who sang at the Paris Opera (Guillaume Tell, Rigoletto...) under the name of Raunay. She created leading roles and sang works by Vincent d\'Indy or his best man. and friend the musician Gabriel Fauré. She sang Verdi on stage at Covent Garden with the tenor Caruso. She gave singing lessons and published collections of memories including Un diner avec M. Degas in 1929.
Work
The Dupont-Leterriers, Paris, 1900.New Poetry, Paris, 1902.Bonshommes de Paris, illustrations by Charles Genty, Paris, Tricon, 1902.Memories of a Painter, Fasquelle, 1906.The Art of Looking at Paintings, Paris, Émile Lévy, 1906.Praises, Paris, 1909.Against the spelling reform, Paris, Plon-Nourrit, 1909.The Limits of the Heart, Paris, Fasquelle, 1910.Three friends of Chateaubriand, Fasquelle 1910.Les Carnets de Joseph Joubert, 1910, Calmann-Lévy prize from the French Academy.Faces of yesterday and today, Paris, Plon, 1911.The Smile of Athena, Paris, Plon-Nourrit, 1911.La Crise, comedy in three acts by Paul Bourget and André Beaunier (L\'Illustration, Théâtre de la Porte Saint-Martin, May 3, 1912);Ideas and Men, Plon-Nourrit, Paris, 1913-1916.Gilbert Augustin-Thierry, article in La Revue des Deux Mondes, “Literary Review” section, January 1, 1916, p. 216 Susanna and pleasure, 1921.Demanding Irène, comedy in one act, Théâtre de L\'Œuvre, February 1924.Notes and references

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1 sheet of white paper, folded in the center forming 4pp.,4 handwritten pages
(folded: about 17x11cm)
Le Vésinet, Mars 12, 1919 -
[From Georges or Louis Boulay]
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Good condition
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“Dear sir, we should talk! Otherwise the question you are asking me remains in the abstract....In principle, I do not advise you to abandon at this moment a situation which presents itself to you in industry, for the very doubtful chances of a literary situation...an editor, a review, I do not know what to tell you; it seems to me that everything is full, that everything pays off badly...but you would have to know a little exactly what you want, what you need; in short, we should talk!...\" In 1925, he was president of the Free Society of Agriculture, Sciences, Arts and Belles-Lettres of the Eure. opera mezzo-soprano, who sang at the Paris Opera (Guillaume Tell, Rigoletto...) under the name of Raunay. and friend the musician Gabriel Fauré. She sang Verdi on stage at Covent Garden with the “Dear sir, we should talk! Otherwise the question you are asking me remains in the abstract....In principle, I do not advise you to abandon at this moment a situation which presents itself to you in industry, for the very doubtful chances of a literary situation...an editor, a review, I do not know what to tell you; it seems to me that everything is full, that everything pays off badly...but you would have to know a little exactly what you want, what you need; in short, we should talk!...\" In 1925, he was president of the Free Society of Agriculture, Sciences, Arts and Belles-Lettres of the Eure. opera mezzo-soprano, who sang at the Paris Opera (Guillaume Tell, Rigoletto...) under the name of Raunay. and friend the musician Gabriel Fauré. She sang Verdi on stage at Covent Garden with the