Félix Ziem - Deux cartes lettres autographes signées à J

Lot of two autographed letter cards (one signed with his name and the other signed "ami") by Félix Ziem, famous French painter of the Barbizon School. Félix Ziem organizes a reception at his studio, inviting a third party, then tells him, in a second, more intimate note, of his illness while requesting his visit. - Signed autograph letter card, dated May 29, 1901, addressed to J. Guéry. Written in black ink on a pale green Bristol board reply card with a printed header "65, RUE LEPIC (PARIS-MONTMARTRE)", accompanied by its prepaid mailing envelope. « 29 May 1901 Dear Sir If you can pass on Friday 31st you cannot doubt the pleasure I will have in receiving you - I had come to shake your hand and I met the kind Mr. [Justet] to whom I beg you to convey the invitation as he has shown the same desire, from three to four o’clock I will be free. With my sincerest sympathy If prevented we will take another appointment. ? » Dimensions: 13.8 x 10.6 cm Condition: Very good condition. See photos for more details. Number of pages: 1 page - Manuscript autograph card, undated, addressed to J. Guéry. Written in black ink on a pale green Bristol board reply card with a printed header "65, RUE LEPIC (PARIS-MONTMARTRE)", accompanied by its prepaid mailing envelope. « Sunday - I am very ill. that I would like to see you, friend. » Dimensions: 13.8 x 10.6 cm Condition: Very good condition. See photos for more details. Number of pages: 1 page Careful sending in a rigid and waterproof packaging. - Félix Ziem, born February 25, 1821 in Beaune and died November 10, 1911 in Paris, is a French painter close to the Barbizon School, renowned for his seascapes and his landscapes of Venice and Constantinople. A painter linked to Orientalism, he is considered one of the precursors of Impressionism. Wikipedia

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