Elmina AUGER (1897-1989), assistant and concubine... Lot 15

Elmina AUGER (1897-1989), assistant and concubine of Charles Lapicque Lot of documents and photographs that belonged to Elmina AUGER: - L.A.S. of Elmina Auger to General de Gaulle and business card with handwritten dispatch from General de Gaulle, December 1965. - 5 L.A.S. to Evelyne Raab and Marie Maublanc, 1971-1978 - Passive correspondence including 6 L.A.S. and P.A.S. of Evelyne RAAB (1939-1974), 1968-1972; 3 L.A.S. and P.A.S. of Walter SCHARF, Lapicque collector, 1966-1972; former pupils including 6 L.A.S. by Marie Maublanc, 1966-1973 + 1 photograph + a lot of requisition vouchers for works sold at public auctions, 1970s; small erotic Indian print, confidential edition out of trade by the Soleil Noir publishing house with a signed consignment from François Di Dio (1921-2005), publisher and writer; P.A.S. by Jean-Claude Eger, translator and dialoguist; letters from former students; etc. -Tapuscrit de notices de présentation d'œuvres de Lapicque written by Elmina Auger, 9 pages in-4. - The Creation, copy of a philosophical study by Elmina Auger, 22 pages in-4. - Archives of the "Association des Amis de Charles Lapicque" - Portrait of Charles Lapicque, biographical text by Elmina Auger, dated November 2, 1988, 6 pages in-4. - Proust and Mozart, manuscript by Elmina Auger, 15 pages in-4; in homage to the two artists most admired by Charles Lapicque. - Summer 1987, Bréhat, notes taken by Elmina Auger during a telephone conversation with Lapicque. - Draft preface to the publication" of the letters that Charles Lapicque wrote to me for sixty years. ", written on May 9, 1988, manuscript + typescript. - Manuscript notebook by Elmina Auger entitled "A Flying-Fox, her very submissive master". - Files of Charles Lapicque's paintings in chronological order, from before 1939 to 1984. - Lot of more than 250 photographic prints, 19th and 1st half of the 20th century. - More than 300 photographic prints (including 4 albums, rolls, negatives), years 1950-1970, taken by Charl