Box 2
Contains 10 Results:
Alain Auraita Alain. Press clippings, bibliography, G. S. notes, typed transcript (radio), book advertisement and catalog pages, journal excerpts, handwritten note to G. S., periodical.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Ambigu Le Théâtre de l'Ambigu (ou l'Ambigu-Comique). Press clippings, two printed booklets (dated 1834 and 1847).
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Apollinaire Guillaume Apollinaire. Press clippings, typed transcripts (radio), journal excerpts, book advertisements and catalog pages.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Architectes Architects. Press clippings - mostly devoted to Le Corbusier.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Aron Raymond Aron. Press clippings, printed invitation, periodical, journal excerpt, book reviews/newsletters, book advertisement and catalog pages.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Artaud Antonin Artaud. Press clippings, bibliography, handwritten chronology, periodical, journal excerpts, book advertisement pages.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Audiberti Jacques Audiberti. Press clippings, typed transcripts (radio), 2 small books, individual folders for Audiberti's works, book and journal excerpts, program.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Balzac I Honoré de Balzac. Correspondence signed M. Bouteron, pamphlet about "Bedouck" (Société Balzacienne), book and journal articles by Marcel Bouteron, many handwritten notes (citations, bibliography, etc.).
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Balzac II Honoré de Balzac. Press clippings relating to Balzac and Balzacian Societies, typed transcript (radio), bookstore/publisher catalog with order form, journal excerpts, G. S. notes, 2 flyers ("Confraternité Universelle Balzacienne").
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
Balzac III Honoré de Balzac. Press clippings, professional correspondence relating to Sigaux's 3-article contribution to the Oeuvres Complètes Illustrées de Balzac, G. S. notes, typed manuscript with handwritten notes/corrections - on Balzac's Maratre, bookstore catalog pages, typed transcript (radio), typed explanation of the "Oeuvres" with instructions to the contributing authors, blank contribution forms, periodicals, journal and book excerpts.
The Gilbert Sigaux Collection includes almost 75,000 items on authors, directors, actors, and theaters, which Sigaux meticulously arranged in files and dossiers. These files contain press clippings, programs, posters, correspondence, publicity releases, Sigaux's personal notes, and articles from journals, many of which are no longer available.
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