NIJINSKY
(Romola, née de Pulsky, 1891-1978, Hungarian Aristocrat, Ballet Dancer and wife of Waslav Nijinsky)
Autograph Letter Signed to Michael RUBINSTEIN
(1920-2001, Publisher and Solicitor who specialised in representing Authors) on a postcard, asking if “the date 29 June for our meeting with Miss Gerrard suit you? Drop me a line to Hotel Latte... Paris 1st. I will arrive there on June 30th...”, 1 side picture postcard, Moscow, 12th June
small hole where the postmark is not affecting the text
Item Date:
1970
Stock No:
42629
£75
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NIJINSKY
(Romola, née de Pulsky, 1891-1978, Hungarian Aristocrat, Ballet Dancer and wife of Waslav Nijinsky)
Typed Letter Signed to Michael RUBINSTEIN
(1920-2001, Publisher and Solicitor who specialised in representing Authors) saying that she has received the “copy of the letter you wrote to Madame Cotsy. I agree 100% with your opinion. In case she does not fulfill your request, please bring an injunction against the Bajart production. I feel the fact, that my person is shown in front of 5000 people an invasion of privacy. I would like you to do the almost [sic] to defend my interests. I can not send now the evidence and the amount required for the Strawinsky case until I get better. Please keep the Stawinsky case in mind. Knowing your great kindness and helpfulness I know I am in best hands...”, 1 side folio, Hotel Habsburgerhof, Badgastein, 6th November
Item Date:
1971
Stock No:
42286
£250
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NIJINSKY
(Romola, née de Pulsky, 1891-1978, Hungarian Aristocrat, Ballet Dancer and wife of Waslav Nijinsky)
Long Typed Letter Signed ‘Romola’ to Michael RUBINSTEIN
(1920-2001, Publisher and Solicitor who specialised in representing Authors) with autograph annotations from the recipient, thanking him for his “wire... referring to the ’Feuer Interview’. I am glad the matter is settled. I informed Eric, with whom we have practically everyday a ‘summit meeting ‘... trying to cook out future great plans... we must earn a lot of Money... Mme Lotsy. Please go after her, she is a featherbrain, very unbusinesslike... arrange as it was understood, that she should pay to Erics office promptly (the income) of my share in ‘the Clown of God’ after each season... Julie Scott Bayfield. Thank God it is settled for good. It was paid in February to Maitre Lachenal’s Geneva office...”, 2 sides A4 on Air letter paper, Bad Gastein, 7th June
Item Date:
1974
Stock No:
43508
£225
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NILSSON
(Christine, 1843-1921, Swedish Singer)
Fine bold signature withe the date and 'sincerely yours' on card
4½" x 3½", no place,
Item Date:
1884
Stock No:
54018
£55
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NILSSON
(Christine, 1843-1921, Swedish Singer)
Autograph Letter Signed in English to Charlotte, Lady MacGregor,
saying "Alas! I dont think I shall be able to come to London this season ... I should have liked to pay you a short visit at your beautiful Palace!", Hampton Court, "Well [in French] eveything is still up in the air - I will let you know the final decision", she is "dead tired" having been out "every night nearly. Thank goodness after the Grand Prix all will be at an end", and sending love "from both Rosita and myself, Ever your true and attached Christine", gilt monogram 'CM' with coronet and crest, no place. (Menton), no date, c.
last few lines cross-written on recto
Item Date:
1910
Stock No:
16770
£75
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