Autograph Letter Signed ("J.F. Millet") to Monsieur [Paul] Durand-Ruel discussing "Les Falaises de Greville," 2 pp, 205 x 118 mm, Cherbourg, July 8, 1871, light toning, some soiling, framed. Provenance: The Collection of John G. Petrasch. A MILLET LETTER TO DURAND RUEL DISCUSSING HIS LATE MASTERPIECE "LES FALAISES DE GREVILLE." In 1870, Millet and his family fled Barbizon and returned to his familial homeland near Greville. He here writes to his gallerist Durand-Ruel offering his famous "Cliffs of Greville," a painting which he notes he had been obsessing over for a long time, and that he hopes will create something good out of the sad occasion. Paul Durand-Ruel revolutionized the dealer-artist relationship, through his absolute dedication, both artistically and financially. He supported Millet for many years, while he worked tirelessly to bring recognition to the Barbizon school.
Autograph Letter Signed ("J.F. Millet") to Monsieur [Paul] Durand-Ruel discussing "Les Falaises de Greville," 2 pp, 205 x 118 mm, Cherbourg, July 8, 1871, light toning, some soiling, framed. Provenance: The Collection of John G. Petrasch. A MILLET LETTER TO DURAND RUEL DISCUSSING HIS LATE MASTERPIECE "LES FALAISES DE GREVILLE." In 1870, Millet and his family fled Barbizon and returned to his familial homeland near Greville. He here writes to his gallerist Durand-Ruel offering his famous "Cliffs of Greville," a painting which he notes he had been obsessing over for a long time, and that he hopes will create something good out of the sad occasion. Paul Durand-Ruel revolutionized the dealer-artist relationship, through his absolute dedication, both artistically and financially. He supported Millet for many years, while he worked tirelessly to bring recognition to the Barbizon school.
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