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Marcel Pagnol
Marius
Paris, Nouvelles Éditions Fournier, 1945.Pagnol to his illustrator, DuboutSold
Marcel Pagnol
Trois lettres de mon moulin
Paris, Flammarion, (November) 1954.From one academician to another: Pagnol to GenevoixSold
Marcel Pagnol
La Gloire de mon père
Paris, Monte-Carlo, Éditions Pastorelly, (November 25) 1957 and (April 18) 1958.Pagnol to the creator of SolidoSold
Marcel Pagnol
Marius
Paris, Fasquelle, April 20, 1931.Inscribed copy on Holland paperSold
Marcel Pagnol
La Gloire de mon père. Le Château de ma mère. Le Temps des secrets.
Monte Carlo, Pastorelly, (November) 1957, (April) 1958 and (June) 1960.Pagnol's childhood memoir, inscribed to Maurice GenevoixSold
Marcel Pagnol
Jean de Florette. Manon des sources
Cagnes-sur-Mer, Éd. Marcel Pagnol, (March 25) 1963.Ugolin and Le Papet on deluxe paperSold
Marcel Pagnol
La Gloire de mon père – Le Château de ma mère – Le Temps des secrets
Monte Carlo, Pastorelly, (November) 1957, (April) 1958 and (June) 1960.Pagnol's great novelistic masterpieceSold
Marcel Pagnol
Lettre autographe à Carlo Rim
[Marseille], [January 1941].A novelist, essayist, screenwriter, film director and press cartoonist, Rim devised his pseudonym from his own initials, R.J.M., turning the J into an I and prefacing it with Carlo, an Italian first name then fashionable in France. Under this pseudonym he published his first drawings in Le Petit Provençal, a newspaper edited by his own…Sold
Marcel Pagnol
La Gloire de mon père Le Château de ma mère
Monte Carlo, Pastorelly, (November 25) 1957 and (April 18) 1958.Pagnol's masterful novelistic work, his "childhood journal," inscribed here to Maurice Druon. Pagnol preceded Druon at the Académie française, having been elected at only forty-seven, on 4 April 1946. His induction, on 27 March 1947, with a reception speech by Jérôme Tharaud, was filmed — a first in the history of the Académie française. Druon…SoldMarcel Pagnol
Marius – Fanny – César
Paris, Fasquelle, (April 20) 1931, (May) 1932 and 1937."You should write a Marseille play set on the Vieux Port." This suggestion from Pierre Blanchard, a friend of Pagnol's and a jazz performer, gave rise to Marius, the first part of the Marius-Fanny-César trilogy. Marcel Pagnol, then living in exile in Paris, was struggling with the writing of Topaze, at the time still titled…Sold
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