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Lucio Battisti
(Poggio Bustone 1943 - Milano 1998)
4 letters, from and to Lucio Battisti, 1960-1965
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€ 1.000 - 1.200
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Lot consisting of letters, from and to Lucio Battisti
- a letter from the mother addressed to Lucio Battisti, at the "ASSO" guesthouse in Florence, in an envelope, posted, 18/2/1965
In his letters, Lucio recounts his days, where he'll be playing, what the calendar proposed by his current impresarios includes, the weather, his expenses (room rent, food), and how much time he spends resting. In short, they're letters from a teenager to his mother, who wants to reassure him that everything is going well. An extraordinary glimpse into Lucio's artistic beginnings.
- an autograph letter from Lucio Battisti, written on light green paper, in the original, circulated envelope, addressed to his mother. Verona, 9/10/1963 - The autograph is embellished with a "face" on the final "O" of LUCIO, like a modern emoticon. The autograph is also printed on the envelope.
- a handwritten letter from Lucio Battisti, written on light green paper, in the original, circulated envelope, addressed to his mother. Verona, October 15, 1963 - The autograph is embellished with a "face" on the final "O" of LUCIO, like a modern emoticon. On the back of the envelope, Lucio has drawn a six-string classical guitar.
- a letter from Lucio Battisti's mother, addressed to Lucio when he was in Holland, in an envelope, traveled, 10/4/1965- a handwritten letter from Lucio Battisti, written on light green paper, in the original, circulated envelope, addressed to his mother. Verona, October 15, 1963 - The autograph is embellished with a "face" on the final "O" of LUCIO, like a modern emoticon. On the back of the envelope, Lucio has drawn a six-string classical guitar.
- a letter from the mother addressed to Lucio Battisti, at the "ASSO" guesthouse in Florence, in an envelope, posted, 18/2/1965
In his letters, Lucio recounts his days, where he'll be playing, what the calendar proposed by his current impresarios includes, the weather, his expenses (room rent, food), and how much time he spends resting. In short, they're letters from a teenager to his mother, who wants to reassure him that everything is going well. An extraordinary glimpse into Lucio's artistic beginnings.
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