Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Mann

7 February 1938 Dear Annerl! Did you get my long letter, and when will you write to me? I really want to stay in touch with you all and I’m still far from losing hope of ever seeing you again. If you don’t come to America, then at some point in the next few years we’ll all come to Europe to visit you. This isn’t a letter so much as a forewarning: I’ve applied for a doctorate in psychology at ‘Teachers College’ and had to give the names and addresses of all my previous ‘employers’ – among whom you are …
Teachers College want to send all manner of forms to all the ‘employers’ listed,

Artist page for John Sell Cotman (1782–1842)
Wherries on Breydon Attributed to John Sell Cotman c.1808 A Galiot in a Gale Manner

Artist page for Abraham Mintchine (1898–1931)
1923 and went to Berlin, where in 1925 he exhibited some paintings in a Cubist manner

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Tate glossary definition for socialist realism: A form of modern realism imposed in Russia by Stalin and characterised by rigorously optimistic pictures of Soviet life created in a realist style
working people of Russia after the Bolshevik Revolution in a realistic, documentary manner

Artist page for George Barret Senior (1728 or 32–1784)
Wikipedia entry Artworks A Woodland Road, with Figures under Large Trees Manner

Artist page for Gilbert & George (born 1943, born 1942)
They are known for their formal appearance and manner in performance art, and for

Tate glossary definition for neoclassicism: A particularly pure form of classicism that emerged from about 1750
James Barry c.1804–5 View by appointment Hector Taking Leave of Andromache Manner

Artist page for John Downton (1906–1991)
His main subject was young girlhood, rendered in the manner of the Italian old masters

This special postcard with a preprinted form was sent to Jacques Lipchitz to Toulouse from Paris. Lipchitz stayed in Toulouse in ‚the free zone‘ (Vichy governement) of France, after fleeing Paris, occupied by Nazis, and while waiting for the possibility to leave the country and enter the USA. When Lipchitz left Paris for Toulouse on his way to the United States, he entrusted the care of his house and his works of art to Jeanne Bucher. Special postcards were issued by German military government of the occupied zone, based in Paris. They hold instructions how to fill them up: ‚After …
All the cards, where information is not only of the family manner, will not be delivered