Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: elsen

[Transcription/translation] 7 October 1973 My dear Berlioz, Enclosed the review of your book. Please do keep it. There is no such thing as Jewish art, and I am not a Jewish artist. Born in Berlin and raised on German art and culture, I shall not let Hitler (the prick) win by allowing myself to be branded as such!!! There is one human religion, but I do not stem from orthodox Jews. My father was a liberal Jew. Heine was Jewish, and lived out his last years in Paris, but he remained a great German artist. When Socrates was asked to …
Meidner Numbered correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

[Transcription/translation] 10 January 1970 Dear Dr Hodin, Since I think I owe you an explanation regarding those drawings that haven’t been sent to your American friend in the USA, I shall do it here. The reason is that I’ve had some awful experiences selling work to foreign buyers, and I wanted to avoid any further stress. When one agrees to buy something one generally has pay for it first, before one receives the goods. For some reason this doesn’t apply to works of art!!! One then has to write letters begging for payment or the return of the work. It …
Meidner Numbered correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

[Transcription/translation] 1 August 1969 ‘Who never spent the darksome hours weeping for the morrow, he knows ye not, ye gloomy Powers.’ Dr Hodin, Dr Hodin, I’ve been thinking about you all this time, but you write that you’re tired and weary, and I myself have not been well and I’m finding it hard to write. I’ve been terribly depressed. What you said in your letter was of course unfair and not entirely true. Two years ago I had a visit from someone who’d been to see you. This person told me, to my embarrassment, that all your walls are covered …
Meidner Numbered correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

Copy of ‚Poems by Else Lasker-Schüler‘ (Tern Press, 1980), translated from the German
Archive Items Personal papers of Josef Herman Artworks ‘Poems by Else

Contains an assortment of letters from Else Meidner to J.P. Hodin.
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

Hodin on Else Meidner. – There two different short self-titled pieces; pieces titled ‚Else Meidner: Eine Rettung – ‚ and ‚Else Meidner Drawings‘; a review of Meidner’s 70th Birthday exhibition at – the Ben Uri Gallery (1972); and articles titled ‚Das Lebenswerk Else Meidners‘, ‚ – Portrait of an Artist Else Meidner‘ and ‚Else Meidner in England‘.
Meidner 29 Objects Correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

Addressed to ‚Emerson‘ which is likely an affectionate nickname for Hodin taken from the poet Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Meidner Correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

Photographs of Else Meidner and her husband Ludwig.
Hodin Working papers relating to artistic, cultural and historic figures Else

Handwriting analysis of Else Meidner likely provided by H.J.
Hodin Working papers relating to artistic, cultural and historic figures Else

Contains a number of short written pieces by Else Meidner on love, death and reminiscences
Hodin Working papers relating to artistic, cultural and historic figures Else