Eugène Ionesco (1912–1994)., 2 L.A.S. and one P.A.S. ‘Eugène Ionesco’

2 June 1953, regarding proofreading. – Royaumont Abbey [16 March 1957], to F. Anchorena, regarding a project with his interior designer Jacques Noël; he had gone ‘to the countryside to rest and work at the same time. In Paris, that was no longer possible’… – [9 January 1961], regarding the collection of Henri Corbière’s aphorisms: ‘Contemporary readers and future generations will certainly relish it’… 28 March 1963, to Georges Neveux, whose reply to Arthur Miller he approves of: ‘non-committed theatre is more committed than committed theatre because, being freer, it can manage to be more truthful’; and he quotes *Ubu Roi*. Other letters, dating from 1969 to 1988, relate to publishing matters and authorisations for performances… A signed photograph (1989) is enclosed.

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