MISCELLANEOUS AUTOGRAPHS. Stéphane ARIEL, actor and director (l.s.). Joss BASELLI,...
MISCELLANEOUS AUTOGRAPHS. Stéphane ARIEL, actor and director (l.s.). Joss BASELLI, French accordionist and publisher (b.a.s.). Roger BLIN, director (signed and dated). Lucien CLERGUE, photographer (signed and dated on the front and back). He is happy to agree to serve on the Committee for this worthy cause. On the back of one of his photographs, the photographer notes that he will be in the U.S. and regrets that he will not be able to attend. Bruno COQUATRIX (1.s). Pierre JAVET (1.s). Yves JOUFFA, human rights activist, member of the Resistance, and committed lawyer (2 1.s and c.a.s). François JOURDA de VAUX de FOLETIER, archivist and specialist in the history of the Romani people in Europe (l.s and c.s). Ouanes KRAÏEM, filmmaker and musician (l.a.s), Jean LUMIERE (c.v.a.s), Jean MARAIS (1.a.s, to Sandra Jayat, giving her his consent to join the Committee but informing her of his absence on May 6 (This refers to the Honorary Committee for the World Premiere of Gypsy Art). Paris, March 2, 1985. 1 p. in-4, with the front of the envelope preserved. Krystyna MARSZALEK MLYNCZYK, Polish journalist, translator, and social activist (1.s). Salvatore MEUGERI, Italian physician (1.s). André POUSSE, actor (handwritten note). Daniel FILIPACCHI, radio personality and publisher (handwritten note). Jean-Pierre PROUTEAU, politician, Grand Master of the Grand Orient de France (1 signed). Colonel RÉMY (real name Gilbert Renault), World War II resistance fighter (5 signed letters). André SPIRE (signed card). He thanks Sandra Jayat for sending her poems, poetic testimonies to your strange life—so original, so picturesque, so ethereal—that glides through a fleeting atmosphere, oblivious to the stagnant moods of villages and towns clinging like seashells to their rocks.... Rose TAIKON and Sernd JANUSCH, Swedish goldsmiths (P.S. from both: Rose was of Romani descent). Khaled TATLI, television and radio director and producer (3 letters, a handwritten note, and a signed letter addressed to Dalida regarding a song by Sandra Jayat, *Voyage mélancolique*).
[ translate ]MISCELLANEOUS AUTOGRAPHS. Stéphane ARIEL, actor and director (l.s.). Joss BASELLI, French accordionist and publisher (b.a.s.). Roger BLIN, director (signed and dated). Lucien CLERGUE, photographer (signed and dated on the front and back). He is happy to agree to serve on the Committee for this worthy cause. On the back of one of his photographs, the photographer notes that he will be in the U.S. and regrets that he will not be able to attend. Bruno COQUATRIX (1.s). Pierre JAVET (1.s). Yves JOUFFA, human rights activist, member of the Resistance, and committed lawyer (2 1.s and c.a.s). François JOURDA de VAUX de FOLETIER, archivist and specialist in the history of the Romani people in Europe (l.s and c.s). Ouanes KRAÏEM, filmmaker and musician (l.a.s), Jean LUMIERE (c.v.a.s), Jean MARAIS (1.a.s, to Sandra Jayat, giving her his consent to join the Committee but informing her of his absence on May 6 (This refers to the Honorary Committee for the World Premiere of Gypsy Art). Paris, March 2, 1985. 1 p. in-4, with the front of the envelope preserved. Krystyna MARSZALEK MLYNCZYK, Polish journalist, translator, and social activist (1.s). Salvatore MEUGERI, Italian physician (1.s). André POUSSE, actor (handwritten note). Daniel FILIPACCHI, radio personality and publisher (handwritten note). Jean-Pierre PROUTEAU, politician, Grand Master of the Grand Orient de France (1 signed). Colonel RÉMY (real name Gilbert Renault), World War II resistance fighter (5 signed letters). André SPIRE (signed card). He thanks Sandra Jayat for sending her poems, poetic testimonies to your strange life—so original, so picturesque, so ethereal—that glides through a fleeting atmosphere, oblivious to the stagnant moods of villages and towns clinging like seashells to their rocks.... Rose TAIKON and Sernd JANUSCH, Swedish goldsmiths (P.S. from both: Rose was of Romani descent). Khaled TATLI, television and radio director and producer (3 letters, a handwritten note, and a signed letter addressed to Dalida regarding a song by Sandra Jayat, *Voyage mélancolique*).
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