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VERNET, HORACE. Two Autograph Letters Signed, “H Vernet,” to different
recipients on various topics, in French.The first, to a married woman, thanking for a gift. 1
page, 12mo, mourning stationery, with integral blank. The second, to the Director of the
School of Fine Arts, thanking him for disposing of some of Vernet’s paintings, and inform-
ing him of Vernet’s candidacy as supervisor of the school in Rome. 1 page, 8vo; inlaid.
(MRS)
Champagnette, 24 August 1859; Np, nd
[100/200]
“
. . . I cannot bring myself to leave the place where I find myself so well. However, I will defi-
nitely have to come to terms with leaving Marie all alone and the first days of next week I will
go to tell you the details of the good life that I had here for three months . . . .”
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SAXON, CHARLES.
Honesty is
One of the Better Policies.
Ink drawing,
Inscribed and Signed, “Chuck,” on front
free endpaper. 8vo, cloth, small abrasion to
front cover. The drawing, showing a golf
cart driver wearing a Native American
headdress, while a small bird nearby says,
“Love and Kisses toVirginia!”
NewYork, (1984); inscription: Np, nd
[300/400]
“
For Vance Packard: / Savant, bon vivant, /
sport, teacher and / friend.”
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WARHOL, ANDY.
AndyWarhol’s Exposures.
Signed and Inscribed,“to leo,” on the
half-title, and additionally Signed on dust jacket front panel.With two small ink drawings,
broken heart-shaped doodles at upper right and lower left on half-title. 4to, publisher’s
cloth; dust jacket, minor wear.
NewYork, (1979)
[600/900]