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[Chanel, Coco. (1883–1971)]. Autograph Postcard about Chanel's Death.
Autograph postcard from Gabrielle Labrunie, great-niece of the important fashion designer, to theatrical producer Frederick Brisson and his wife, actress Rosalind Russell. Labrunie thanks "Rosalind and Freddie" for their "so delicate personal telegram to me and your sympathy. The world has lost 'Mademoiselle Chanel,' and I have lost my Auntie Coco..." 2 pp., undated, together with transmittal envelope, postmarked January 25, 1971. In fine condition. 5 x 3.25 inches (12.8 x 8.2 cm).

Frederick Brisson was the producer of the 1969 musical Coco, inspired by the life of Chanel, which starred Katherine Hepburn.

[Chanel, Coco. (1883–1971)] Autograph Postcard about Chanel's Death

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[Chanel, Coco. (1883–1971)]. Autograph Postcard about Chanel's Death.
Autograph postcard from Gabrielle Labrunie, great-niece of the important fashion designer, to theatrical producer Frederick Brisson and his wife, actress Rosalind Russell. Labrunie thanks "Rosalind and Freddie" for their "so delicate personal telegram to me and your sympathy. The world has lost 'Mademoiselle Chanel,' and I have lost my Auntie Coco..." 2 pp., undated, together with transmittal envelope, postmarked January 25, 1971. In fine condition. 5 x 3.25 inches (12.8 x 8.2 cm).

Frederick Brisson was the producer of the 1969 musical Coco, inspired by the life of Chanel, which starred Katherine Hepburn.