GEN-PAUL, pseudonym of Paul Eugène (Montmartre 1895, Paris 1 - Lot 18

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GEN-PAUL, pseudonym of Paul Eugène (Montmartre 1895, Paris 1 - Lot 18
GEN-PAUL, pseudonym of Paul Eugène (Montmartre 1895, Paris 1975). French expressionist painter, engraver, lithographer and illustrator. Many of his works are now in museums in France and abroad, and the latest ''Bénézit'' devoted four long columns to his biography and sales results. Correspondence to Roger G. Schmidt at La Reliure industrielle, with whom he had a close relationship. - L.a.s. '' Gen Paul '' Geneva, September 15, 1963, 3 pp. in-4, stamped envelope. Letter addressed to R.G. Schmidt in Argenteuil. Long letter apologizing for still not having been able to complete the painting of ''Argenteuil'' that he had promised her for September 15, as he is still in Geneva, where he expected to stay only 48 hours, bogged down by interminable procedures to have the paternity of his son, born in this city and bearing his mother's name, recognized: "... especially as I need a document to justify his entry into the Lycée. He ends his letter with a renewed apology: "... I'm sorry to break my word, I waited until the last moment to see if I could free myself... please accept my best wishes". - L.a.s. '' Gen Paul '' (Paris) July 21, 1964, one page in-4. To Roger G. Schmidt, Argenteuil. Short letter thanking him "...after this good evening, enclosed is the well-written paper, agreed for the check. Thank you very much. Yours faithfully." - L. dactyl. s. '' Gen Paul '' Paris, July 21, 1964, one page in-4. Letter addressed to Robert G. SCHMIDT, Reliure Industrielle S.T.B. in Argenteuil (S. . O). To confirm his agreement to the reproduction of his painting: "Joueurs de cartes à ARGENTEUIL - Il est bien entendu que cette reproduction sera destinée aux cartes de vœux de votre Société et que je ne vous réclamerai aucun droit à ce sujet." - Greeting card, 1965. Card addressed to Mr. R. G. Schmidt - Bindery in Argenteuil. format 11.5 x 15.5 cm illustrated with a black composition on a white background, representing his house in Montmartre avenue Junot, formerly passage Girardon: "On my return to Paris I had the beautiful paper and the beautiful printing ... All my best wishes. Jean Paul, 1965". - Greeting card, 1966. Same format card illustrated with a black composition on a pink and red background, showing a cyclist at the bottom of a bridge and including various inscriptions: "I received your letter ... how's the line drawing. Best wishes, Gen Paul, 1966. Card addressed to Mr. Roger G. Schmidt, 70 rue Cardinet, Paris 17th. - Greetings card, 1967. Card in the same format, illustrated with a black composition on a white background, depicting a jazz band with a musical score in the center: "Tous mes meilleurs vœux Gen Paul, 1967". Card addressed to Me Robert Schmidt, 70 rue Cardinet, Paris 17th. - Invitation card for the Exhibition of GEN PAUL's original lithograph ''LONGCHAMPS'', at Robert CHATTÉ, 32 bis rue d'Orsel, Paris 18e. The box contains a reproduction of the composition in black on a white background, accompanied by a text by Jean PAULHAN: "This Longchamps seems to me very beautiful. That such an elegant work (and even stunning in its elegance) should at once have so much weight and gravity, well, that's the secret of Gen Paul and his song. - Jean Paulhan". Attached is a set of five exhibition posters by Robert G. SCHMIDT, notably at Galerie Saint-Roch. EXPERT: Mario MORDENTE
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