ARAGON Louis (1897-1982) - Lot 278

ARAGON Louis (1897-1982) Autograph letter signed "A.", One page In-folio. Letter accompanied by a pink envelope, addressed to Monsieur Geaorges SADOUL. An "O" indicates that, in case of absence, this letter should be forwarded to the addressee. The address is crossed out and replaced by: "P.O. Box 850, Moscow USSR". Franked with two Russian stamps. "I've received your letter, dear boy, and as it must have crossed with mine, I'll simply fill you in on the additional details..." History: Letter from Louis Aragon to Georges Sadoul. In November 1930, Aragon and Sadoul travel to Kharkov to represent the Surrealists at the Second International Conference of Proletarian and Revolutionary Writers. Louis Aragon enters into personal considerations, mentioning mutual friends, and the papers for Péret are locked up. Aragon has "the key", and he can't send it to the person who lives in his attic, because he doesn't know him, so to speak... Certificate of Expertise issued by the International Academy of Arts and Collections.