Emil Zola in his study while he was in Brussels - a Real photo postcard - Undivided back, c- 1890.
An unknown photograph, which Zola looks while browsing the book, sits at a table wrapped in carpet and various decorative items.
Emil Zola - a French writer and publicist. In 1898, Zola set out to fight the war of the French Jewish officer, Alfred Dreyfus, who was charged with treason in his homeland for wrongdoing. Emil Zola initiated his actions to prove Alfred Dreyfus's innocence following the material he had collected on the subject of Jewish writer Bernard Lazar. In a series of famous articles The most famous of which was "J'accuse" - 'I blame' on Clemenco's paper, Emil Zola proved Alfred Dreyfus innocent. Following his intervention in the affair, he lost many of his readers, but did not stop writing until the day he died In Paris on September 29, 1902 by carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a chimney obstruction. Accusations that his enemies were responsible for this have not been proven.
9x14 cm. Not sent by mail. Very good condition.
