[MORIN-JEAN, pseudonym of Jean Alexis Joseph Morin, archaeol - Lot 186

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[MORIN-JEAN, pseudonym of Jean Alexis Joseph Morin, archaeol - Lot 186
[MORIN-JEAN, pseudonym of Jean Alexis Joseph Morin, archaeologist, painter, engraver and illustrator (1877-1940). He illustrated 13 books of poetry by René Druart and wrote about art. An open-minded artist, he was at one time interested in Cubism. - "How should we paint?" Tapuscript of 9 sheets, dated May 9, 1918, hand-dedicated to "l'ami René Druart". Both followers of and committed to Dadaism, and writers for the magazine La Grive. - Set of some thirty handwritten poems and sonnets, 14 of which are signed and dated 1917, 1929 and 1931. They include "Le Papillon", "La Femme nue dans les oeuvres de Renoir", etc. -Chronique des Arts Plastiques". Manuscript signed Morin-Jean, of an article for issue no. 2 of the regional literature and art magazine Le Pampre, consisting of 5 leaves written in black ink with a few erasures. - handwritten sheets in ink of poems such as "Calendrier de la Bonne Humeur" (2 pages), "L'artiste sans ses pinceaux" (The artist without his brushes) with strikethroughs and erasures, accompanied by the printed print order, a draft of an autograph letter signed and addressed to René Crevel, containing a poem entitled "Nature morte" (Still life), an autograph letter signed and dated August 5, 1908...
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