EXHIBITION Jacques-Emile BLANCHE at the Orangerie in Paris i - Lot 227

EXHIBITION Jacques-Emile BLANCHE at the Orangerie in Paris in 1943 / 1°)Fernand GUEY(1877-1964,painter, pupil of Gustave Moreau, Official Painter of the Navy, director of the Musée de Peintures de Rouen): correspondence from March-April 1943, about Jacques-Emile Blanche's retrospective exhibition at the Orangerie in Parisby Entraide des Artistes, he addressesFélicien CACAN(1880-1979, draughtsman, member of Entraide des Artistes):1 autograph letter signed (2 p in-4), 1 autograph card signed (2 p in-12) and 2 typed letters signed (1 p and 2 p in-4), regarding choice of works, authorizations, transport (Guey sheltered Blanche's paintings at the Château de Carouges in Orne); Enclosed: 2 autograph letters signed- 2°)Louis HAUTECOEUR(1884-1973,Directeur Général des Beaux-Arts de 1940 à 1944): correspondence of 2 autograph letters signed from April 1943about this exhibition J.E. Blanche, 1 and 2 p in-8, toFélicien Cacan, he gives an update on the paintings coming from Carouges, Reims and Belfort, and worries about the PROUST portrait.