shows Robert Mitchum in a beautiful chest-up portrait
"and that someday I will find myself among my honest and caring friends
] But the real reason for Stepha's [Beauvoir's friend] antipathy was that there was with her in Madrid an American writer younger (firm) than Dos Passos
Le chant du moissonneur change de sens
signed in black felt tip "Abbie Cornish"
Georges Clemenceau Autograph Pietro Fittipaldi da Cruz shows Robert Mitchum in aAutograph note signed, one page (cardboard), 4 x 3,25 inch, `Chambre des Dputs` stationery, Paris, 27. 06. 1889, in French, to "Mon cher confrre" Clemenceau gives his correspondent figures (presumably from votes), written and signed in black ink "cordialement G. Clemenceau", attractively mounted (removable) for fine display with a chest up portrait of Georges Clemenceau (altogether 8,25 x 11,75 inch), with mild signs of age wear in fine to very fine