Pierre-Paul Prud\'Hon And Constance Mayer Ne Can Honor One Appointment for Sale

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Pierre-Paul Prud\'Hon And Constance Mayer Ne Can Honor One Appointment For Sale

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Pierre-Paul Prud\'Hon And Constance Mayer Ne Can Honor One Appointment:
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Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon and Constance Mayer cannot honor an appointmentPierre-Paul Prud\'hon and Constance Mayer cannot honor an appointment

Document type : signed autograph letter

Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 1 p. - Size: In-8

Place : Without

Date : July 11, 1814

RECIPIENT : Miss Martelot

State : OK, small creases. browning at address

Rare letter from Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon

“I beg many pardons from Mademoiselle Martelot; people who have to come to my house in the afternoon prevent me from keeping my word to him, tomorrow I will be happier I will certainly go to pay him my visit with Miss Mayer […]”.

Constance Mayer was his pupil and companion.

Brown ink on double sheet. Address on the back of the second sheet. Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon (Cluny, 1758/1823)French painter and draftsman.

Fixed costs: same costs for all time: 1 business day
Insurance: included in shipping locations: No locations are excluded

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Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon and Constance Mayer cannot honor an appointment Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon and Constance Mayer cannot honor an appointment Document type : signed autograph letter Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 1 p. - Size: In-8 State : OK, small creases. browning at address Rare letter from Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon “I beg many pardons from Mademoiselle Martelot; people who have to come to my house in the afternoon prevent me from keeping my word to him, tomorrow I will be happier I will certainly go to pay him my visit with Miss Mayer […]”. Constance Mayer was his pupil and companion. Brown ink on double sheet. Address on the back of the second sheet. Pierre-Paul Prud\'hon (Cluny, 1758/1823) Fixed costs: same costs for all buyers Insurance: included in shipping costs Excluded locatio