Émile Henri Bernard was a painter and writer who embodied the innovative spirit of the late 19th century, originating key movements such as Cloisonnism and Symbolism, going through phases of Orientalism and Classicalism, while being a committed art theorist and influential in the rehabilitation of his peers. His career reflects the tensions between avant-garde and traditional individualism and collective dialogue. The archive includes 1/ correspondence between Émile Bernard and his family (over twenty letters) 2/ photos of Émile Bernard's works, his family, drawings and anonymous photos 3/ newspaper articles and exhibition brochures 4/ copies of texts copied by Émile Bernard, including Baudelaire, JM Herédia, Réné Vivien.... 5/copy of letters by Émile Bernard from Guillaume Apollinaire and Émile Bourges, letter with highly interesting content 6/Jean Dorsal( Émile Bernard), autograph manuscript in-4 format, les divines colères, poèmes , set of several leaves with numerous corrections (lot sold as is) 7 Jean Dorsal(Émile Bernard), autograph manuscript in-4 format, Michel Ange, rare manuscript never published including handwritten pages for the preparation of the work , the folder consists of folio 1-78 chapters 1 to 6 and another folder l'influence de Michel Ange fol 1 à 57( lot sold as is) 8/ lot of woodcuts by Émile Bernard 9/ set of autograph manuscripts on his Egyptian period, Cézanne and others, set to be sorted 10/ a photo of one of his models 11/ a set of plates on the artist, and handwritten notes by the artist 12/ a folder of photos of various paintings and typescripts by Chesneau lot sold as is fine set of artist's archives