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Armenian writer Archag Tchobanian pays tribute to French writers.Armenian writer Archag Tchobanian pays tribute to French writers.
Document type : signed autograph letters
Number of documents: 2 - Number of pages: 8 - Size: In-8
Place : Paris
Date : may 1950
RECIPIENT : the Vice-President of the Society of Men of Letters.
State : ink smudges on a letter
In these two beautiful letters, the Armenian writer Archag Tchobanian thanks the Vice-President of the Society of Men of Letters for his beautiful tribute paid during his jubilee: "The noble speech that you read at the feast of my jubilee celebrated in the great amphitheater of the Sorbonne touched me deeply and gave great pleasure to my compatriots who attended this celebration. […] I am sending you […] a copy of my book entitled Victor Hugo, Châteaubriand and Lamartine in Armenian Literature […]. This volume will show you once again how much the masters of French literature have been understood and loved by the Armenian people. »
Archag Chobanian (Constantinople, 1872/1954)Writer, poet, Armenian translator, he fled Turkish persecution and settled in Paris, where he worked for the knowledge and dissemination of Armenian literature in France.
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In these two beautiful letters, the Armenian writer Archag Tchobanian thanks the Vice-President of the Society of Men of Letters for his beautiful tribute paid during his jubilee: "The noble speech that you read at the feast of my jubilee celebrated in the great amphitheater of the Sorbonne touched me deeply and gave great pleasure to my compatriots who attended this celebration. […] I am sending you […] a copy of my book entitled Victor Hugo, Châteaubriand and Lamartine in Armenian Literature […]. This volume will show you once again how much the masters of French literature have been understood and loved by the Armenian people. » Writer, poet, Armenian translator, he fled Turkish persecution and settled in Paris, where he worked for the knowledge and dissemination of Armenian literature