Autograph letter signed « Aragon » (draft), to René Char
[Paris, 10th August 1946], 1 p. 1/2 in-4°
« I do not accept to be lectured, I admit even less that it is claimed to be given to Esla. And the Olympian tone of your letter proves to me that if there are some who get lost, it is only in the image of kicking the ass »
Autograph letter signed “A” to Louis Emié
Nice, Friday [April 1942], 1 p. in-4to
“My novel… It’s called ‘Aurélien’ so far, and maybe not forever”
Autograph manuscript on his vision of poetry
N.p.n.d [50s], 6 pp. in-4°
« However, Arthur Rimbaud… »
Autograph poem signed « Aragon »
N.p.n.d, 1 p. in-8°
« You will not awaken this child. She’s dead »
Autograph letter signed “Louis” to André Rousseaux
N.p, 24th July [1943], 1 page in-8
“You will certainly see the author of “Poésie et Vérité” during your trip”
Autograph letter signed « Aragon » [to Elisabeth de Clermont-Tonnerre]
N.p.n.d, [1950], 1 p. in-4°
« Excuse me, Madam, for not wanting to have lunch with Thomas Mann… »
Autograph letter signed « Aragon » to Max-Pol Fouchet, head of Fontaine magazine in Algiers
[N.p] Sarturday 31st May [1941], 4 p. large in-4°
« Never has poetry, French culture of which we are the unworthy custodians, been put to the test of an era such as this »
Autograph letter signed “Jean Cocteau” to Louis Bonalumi
St Jean Cap-Ferrat, 29th May 1954, 1 p. in-4, autograph envelope attached
“One of my beautiful illustrated books that we always forget in the bibliography“
Autograph letter signed « Elsa » to Georgik [Georges Sadoul]
Moscow, 2nd July [1932], 3 p. grand in-4°, à l’encre bleue
« I have not read the manifesto of the surrealists. No interest in these operatic howls that they scream in their corner »