Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri
A marvellous four-page autograph letter signed by Toulouse-Lautrec (‘Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’) to his great aunt, August 1879, incorporating a detailed drawing of a carriage pulled by horses.
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‘How would you like to die?’ ‘With Yoko’
An extraordinary interview conducted with John Lennon and Yoko Ono during their famed “bed-in” at the Amsterdam Hilton, March 25th to 31st, 1969. Lennon and Ono have handwritten answers, in ballpoint pen, to the thirty-seven questions posed to them by a Dutch journalist. An extraordinary, highly desirable memento of a highly publicised moment in the couple’s lives, peppered with the humour, surreal comedy, single-mindedness and obstinacy that characterised their week-long stay in bed.
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A marvellous four-page autograph letter signed by Toulouse-Lautrec (‘Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’) to his great aunt, August 1879, incorporating a detailed drawing of a carriage pulled by horses.
On the precipice of international fame in 1919, Einstein writes to a fellow future Nobel laureate on radioactive theory. A highly desirable typed letter in French, signed ‘A. Einstein’, one page, 8.25″ x 11″, November 5th 1919.
Probably the last photograph ever signed by Amelia Earhart - during her ill-fated attempt to circumnavigate the world.
Adam Andrusier began collecting autographs and historical documents as a teenager and worked in musical theatre before becoming a full-time autograph dealer in 1997. He is a regular exhibitor at the New York and London book fairs, has worked for Christie’s and Bonham’s auction houses as an expert, and inspired Zadie Smith’s award-winning novel The Autograph Man.
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