Jacques CHESSEX (1934–2009) - Lot 77

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Jacques CHESSEX (1934–2009) - Lot 77
Jacques CHESSEX (1934–2009) The Forest Fir, 1971 Original ink drawing Signed in ink On paper, 24 x 15.5 cm PROVENANCE: This drawing comes from the personal collection of Pierre Lhoste. A radio journalist, Pierre Lhoste (1913–1984) asked the prominent figures he interviewed to provide an autograph accompanied by a drawing of a tree, thus creating a unique record of his interviews. INFORMATION: Jacques Chessex was a French-speaking Swiss writer, poet, and essayist. Winner of the 1973 Prix Goncourt for *L’Ogre*, he was the first non-French author to receive this award. A professor of literature, his work was characterized by themes of the sacred, guilt, and the natural landscape of the Canton of Vaud. A member of the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature of Belgium, he remained one of the leading voices in 20th-century French-speaking Swiss literature. Very good condition; page edges slightly damaged and yellowed Reference: 6 Upon request, autographs can be shipped via Colissimo registered mail through the firm’s partner at the following rates: - France: €18 - EU + UK: €25 - USA / Canada (DHL): €45 - Rest of the world (DHL): €49.
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