Contains two letters: a questionnaire from Aranovich and the answers to it from Lipchitz.
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The correspondence includes various topics, such as Lipchitz’s works exhibited at the MOMA in the 1930s and the help provided by Barrs for his escape from the Nazis to the USA in 1941.
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‘Correspondence between Joaquin Torres-Garcia and Jacques Lipchitz‘, collection owner: Jacques Lipchitz, recipient: Jacques Lipchitz, 27 October 1931–6 – part of the digitised collection of the Tate Archive
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The postcard dated 19 July 1926 is signed ‚Paul‘ only, it was identified by Catherine Putz. The content is a friendly small talk. In his typewritten letter from 12 March 1930 Dermee proposes to Lipchitz to begin a ‚chain letter‘ where people should send a letter to anybody in order to keep the ‚chain‘. Here is the text of this ‚chain letter‘ itself: ‚Voici une chaine precieuse, je ne le briserai pas. On s’expose certainement au mauvais sort en ne traversant pas avec precaution les passages a niveau. Cette chaine a des millions aux noms illustres; vous voudrez bien en …
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File contains 17 letters and postcards, an Agreement for the ownership of the bronze sculpture ‚Joie de vivre‘ (27 March 1928) and three invitations. Almost entirely the correspondence is related to the sculpture ‚Joie de vivre‘ which Charles de Noailles bought and installed in his mansion. Six letters have been published: 5 June 1926, 15 September 1927, 17 December 1927, 4 January 1928, 13 February 1928, 16 January 1929.
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Jacques Lipchitz was the eldest of his siblings – two brothers Rubin (1908-93) and Pinya (1902-36), and three sisters Zhenya (1896-1928), Fanya (?-1961) and Dina (1887-1978). Zhenya died young. Rubin followed his brother and settled in France. Pavel spent many years in Germany, but eventually settled in Russia with sisters. Both senders have been catalogued togather as Dina and Fanya often wrote joint letters, though the envelopes almost always hold the return address of Fanya. From another hand, Jacques Lipchitz in his letters to them does not put any name, ‚Dina‘ or ‚Fanya‘ but just put ‚my sister‘. Most interesting …
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In her correspondence Jeanne Bucher talks about her gallery and exhibitions, and business relating to Jacques Lipchitz‘ own works and works from his collection, which were sold with her help. She often mentions her two friends Annie Dalsace, a wife of Jean Dalsace, and ‚Dollie‘ Chareau, a wife of Pierre Chareau. Some other people she mentions are famous artists, such as Marc Chagal or Jean Cocteau, all common friends of her and Lipchitz. Part of this correspondence has been published. Items nos.53 and 54 are empty envelopes.
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Contains personal correspondence between Jacques Lipchitz and his relatives, friends, fellow artists, critics, journalists, galeries, transport agencies and other businesses.
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Contains personal correspondence between Jacques Lipchitz and his relatives, friends, fellow artists, critics, journalists, galeries, transport agencies and other businesses.
to Jacques Lipchitz 1 Object Postcards from Oscar
Contains personal correspondence between Jacques Lipchitz and his relatives, friends, fellow artists, critics, journalists, galeries, transport agencies and other businesses.
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