Auguste RENOIR - Autograph signed letter to his merchant Paul Durand-Ruel

Auguste RENOIR - Autograph signed letter to his merchant Paul Durand-RuelGrasse April 30, 1900; 1 page ¼ in-8 °.

Renoir is preparing an exhibition which does not delight him: "Mr. Durand Ruel I have received your letter and the thousand francs. For the exhibition, things are going well It's a lot less painful
than I expected, except for Donop de Mouchy, which I did not want, and Mr Rosemberg's painting. Finally, I do not care. I think you received my cash. There must have been two children's heads but the
packer could not place them. However he is the packer of the Fragonard. I always go well or better. When I told you that I was returning around May 15 it was a mistake I will leave here around this
time but to walk a little and I will go through Aix les Bains. I will not be home until June 15 at the earliest. You should have received the box office Friday, Saturday at the latest. It is true
that they are congested because of this imbecile of exposure. I can receive a letter from you this morning. I think everything is fine now and you've finally got out of the flu ... "