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CPA Georges d’Esparbès Writer Political and Literary Annals c.1900 Postcard For Sale


CPA Georges d’Esparbès Writer Political and Literary Annals c.1900 Postcard
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CPA Georges d’Esparbès Writer Political and Literary Annals c.1900 Postcard:
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Old postcard representing Georges d'Esparbès (1863-1944), French writer and novelist, photographed at his desk among books and documents. Georges d'Esparbès is particularly known for his stories dedicated to the Napoleonic epic and will become curator of the Château de Fontainebleau in 1904.


Map published in the “Annals Politiques et Littéraires” series, with decorative frame in Art Nouveau style.


Verso illustrated with the Annales emblem, with the words “This side is exclusively reserved for the address”. Undivided spine, characteristic of French cards generally published around 1900-1903.


Unwritten and untraveled map.


Good general condition for its age, with some traces of use, small marks and slight creases visible in the photographs.


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Georges d'Esparbès, D'Esparbes, writer, literature, novelist, Les Annales, Annales Politiques et Littéraires, French writer, portrait writer, writer's office, old postcard, AK, Art Nouveau, French literature, Belle Époque, 1900, undivided spine

Old postcard representing Georges d'Esparbès (1863-1944), French writer and novelist, photographed at his desk among books and documents. Georges d'Esparbès is particularly known for his stories dedicated to the Napoleonic epic and will become curator of the Château de Fontainebleau in 1904. Verso illustrated with the Annales emblem, with the words “This side is exclusively reserved for the address”. Undivided spine, characteristic of French cards generally published around 1900-1903. Good general condition for its age, with some traces of use, small marks and slight creases visible in the photographs. Georges d'Esparbès, D'Esparbes, writer, literature, novelist, Les Annales, Annales Politiques et Littéraires, French writer, portrait writer, writer's office, old postcard, AK, Art Nouveau
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