Eugène CARRIÈRE (1849–1906)
Eugène CARRIÈRE (1849–1906) 2 letters, December 30, 1892, and April 3, 1893, to Mr. Renaud; 3 pages, in-8. “I’ve been bedridden for three weeks with a leg fracture sustained in a carriage accident. That explains why you haven’t seen me at your Monday gatherings”; and he sends him his best wishes for the New Year. -He is in the countryside: “I am in the process of finishing my painting for the Salon du Champ de Mars. Therefore, I will not be able to attend to my work at City Hall until the second half of the month”…
Eugène CARRIÈRE (1849–1906) 2 letters, December 30, 1892, and April 3, 1893, to Mr. Renaud; 3 pages, in-8. “I’ve been bedridden for three weeks with a leg fracture sustained in a carriage accident. That explains why you haven’t seen me at your Monday gatherings”; and he sends him his best wishes for the New Year. -He is in the countryside: “I am in the process of finishing my painting for the Salon du Champ de Mars. Therefore, I will not be able to attend to my work at City Hall until the second half of the month”…
