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The letter concerns Epstein’s work on a bust of Princess Margaret. The letter also mentions continued problems with sending money through Irving Epstein, his commissions for portraits, his poor health, that Kathleen is planning a holiday and the strain of doing his large commission. The letter is enclosed with a newspaper cutting about Princess Margaret’s sittings for Epstein. Includes original envelope.
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The letter concerns Epstein’s work on a bust of Princess Margaret. The letter also mentions continued problems with sending money through Irving Epstein, his commissions for portraits, his poor health, that Kathleen is planning a holiday and the strain of doing his large commission. The letter is enclosed with a newspaper cutting about Princess Margaret’s sittings for Epstein. Includes original envelope.
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The letter concerns Epstein’s illness and his work and mentions his stay in London Hospital due to his heart trouble, the unveiling of his carving for the Trades Union Congress, the sale of ‚Genesis‘ and his hopes of getting more sittings to extend the bust of Princess Margaret to include her hands, that he is being asked to do tomb figures for the Chapel Royal at Windsor and regrets the days when he had no large commissions, and that the house next door is being turned into flats. The letter is enclosed with a newspaper cutting about the sale of …
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The letter concerns Epstein’s daily life and his work, mentioning his trip through France and Italy, a commission for sculpture and windows for a church in Devon, his progress working on his Hyde Park group (possibly ‚Rush of Green‘ 1959) and that he is designing a statue of Lloyd George for the House of Commons. The letter also refers to his problems with the sale of ‚Ecce Homo‘, news of Jackie and Kathleen, that a bust of Kitty is at the Carnegie show in Pittsburgh, that Matt Smith is in hospital, his opinion of the new sculptors, and he sometimes …
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The letter concerns Epstein’s daily life and his work, mentioning his trip through France and Italy, a commission for sculpture and windows for a church in Devon, his progress working on his Hyde Park group (possibly ‚Rush of Green‘ 1959) and that he is designing a statue of Lloyd George for the House of Commons. The letter also refers to his problems with the sale of ‚Ecce Homo‘, news of Jackie and Kathleen, that a bust of Kitty is at the Carnegie show in Pittsburgh, that Matt Smith is in hospital, his opinion of the new sculptors, and he sometimes …
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This letter was kept in a folder of correspondence between Jacques Lipchitz and Jeanne Bucher and probably was enclosed to one of the letters from Bucher to Lipchitz. On the first line Bucher mentions ‚a letter from 20 December which accompanied this list‘. Most likely, it is a letter dated 20 December 1940 from Jacques Lipchitz to Bliard. In this letter Bucher writes that she is sending to Bliard two copies of the book [?], one for Ducuing. She also informs him that she is sending to Berthe Lipchitz ‚a p.[olish?] poem, which is not dedicated to her, evidently, but …
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‘Printed book jacket for ‘The False Start’ by Jean
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The letter thanks the committee for their hospitality.
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Full text in translation: ‚Dear Jacques and Dear Berthe, I intend to come and see you tomorrow evening, Wednesday. At the same time, I will be dropping at Chagall’s house some paintings that I have framed for him. J. Bucher‘
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This letter is in an envelope, addressed from Jeanne Bucher to Jacques Lipchitz and has been kept here. Bucher forwards him the correspondence related to his sister Eugenia Khon (Lipchitz) who was treated medically thanks to Bucher’s care. In her letter Anny Bodmer writes that it is ‚an utopia‘ that Mr Khon [Juzef ‚Yuzya‘ Kon] can install himself in Switzerland to be near his wife, Eugenia Kon, Jacques’s sister who is in Davos. She thinks that much better is to install Eugenia in a French hospital not far from Paris. Her doctor even proposes that she will feel better if …
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