Lise DEHARME (1898–1980) - Lot 114

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Lise DEHARME (1898–1980) - Lot 114
Lise DEHARME (1898–1980) Imaginary Trees, ca. 1970 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: Lise Deharme, born Anne-Marie Lise Hirtz, was a French writer, poet, and Surrealist muse. Close to André Breton, Paul Éluard, and Man Ray, she was an active participant in the Surrealist movement during the 1930s. She is best known as the author of the poetic tale *Le Cœur de Pic* (illustrated by Man Ray) and *Ô toi qui dormis dans les étoiles*. Her sensibility blended dreamlike imagery, femininity, and mystery, making her a prominent yet discreet figure in Surrealism. Very good condition; page edges slightly damaged and yellowed Reference: 3 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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