Documents and invoices from Bernard Boutet de Monvel's trip to New York, Circa 1930-40 Set of invoices for Bernard Boutet de Monvel's travels in the United States. There are invoices from photographic studios and framers (Julius Lowy Inc., Peter A. Juley and Son, Fred Lerner), the Wildenstein Gallery and others. This set is accompanied by letters sent by various clients about commissions and exhibitions - such as Harry Rayne Bingham, Harper's Bazaar, The Art Club of Chicago, Charles B. Goodspeed, W. K. Vanderbilt, Félix Wildenstein. The letters sent by W.K. Vanderbilt on February 10 and March 9, 1936, concern a commission for a portrait of his son and his payment. This lot contains handwritten notes kept by the artist in the United States. The letters from Félix Wildenstein, dated October 20, 1939 and April 23, 1940, are particularly noteworthy. Indeed, the author of these letters reveals much about the artistic, economic and political climate that prevailed in the United States at the time. Attached to this lot is a set of invoices from Mrs. Boutet de Monvel dated 1953 during her trip to the United States.