Published by No place, [ca. Seller: Antiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH , Vienna, A, Austria. Association Member: ILAB VDA VDAO. Contact seller. Used - Softcover. From Austria to U.
Quantity: 1 available. Oblong 4to x mm. Stored in a custom-made red morocco portfolio with cut signatures of Arthur Rubinstein and Vladimir Horowitz , famed as interpreters of Chopin's music. Two short piano works inspired by Polish folk music. Pattison, "A Folk Tune Associated with Chopin and Liszt", Journal of the American Liszt Society 20 , pp.
Turlo, Katalog dziel Fryderyka Chopina , p. Published by Paris, April 10, [no year, likely circa ]. Association Member: ILAB VDA. From Germany to U. Small 8vo x mm. In French. Very slightly worn; light vertical crease; minor remnants of adhesive to blank lower left corner; very slight staining to blank lower margin. In part: translated : "I'm leaving in 15 or 20 daysI'll be back in the month of September or October.
I thank you for your good memories. Accompanied by a later bust-length 6 x 7. Previously in the collection of John and Johanna Bass, founders of the Bass Museum of Art in Miami, Florida. Chopin writes that he plans to leave Paris within three weeks, most probably for Nohant, George Sand's summer estate. Despite his creative success, Chopin's health was poor, and he had suffered from severe illness throughout the winter.
George Sand, his romantic partner, noted his struggles in correspondence but mentioned that warmer weather brought some relief. As summer approached, they planned a move to Nohant, although a typhus epidemic delayed their departure until mid-June. The year also marked the beginning of a significant rift in Chopin's relationship with Sand, exacerbated by family tensions and his declining health. Chopin dedicated his Allegro de Concert, op. Published by London, Folio x mm. Piano maker Camille Pleyel, who had accompanied Chopin to London, also signed as a witness.
