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Josef Paul Hodin (1905-95) was an art critic and novelist. Born in Prague in 1905, he read Law at Charles University before leaving Czechoslovakia to pursue a literary career in Germany. Moving in artistic circles he met and befriended artists and spend time at their studios. The declining political situation in Europe presented an increasingly dangerous situation for Hodin and he was forced to leave Germany for Paris, and thence to his first wife Birgit Akesson’s native Sweden in 1935. In Sweden Hodin became a respected art critic and regularly contributed articles to art reviews such as ‚Konstrevy‘ and ‚Ord …
With a second home in Cornwall Hodin also took a special interest in what was happening

Josef Paul Hodin (1905-95) was an art critic and novelist. Born in Prague in 1905, he read Law at Charles University before leaving Czechoslovakia to pursue a literary career in Germany. Moving in artistic circles he met and befriended artists and spend time at their studios. The declining political situation in Europe presented an increasingly dangerous situation for Hodin and he was forced to leave Germany for Paris, and thence to his first wife Birgit Akesson’s native Sweden in 1935. In Sweden Hodin became a respected art critic and regularly contributed articles to art reviews such as ‚Konstrevy‘ and ‚Ord …
With a second home in Cornwall Hodin also took a special interest in what was happening

Josef Paul Hodin (1905-95) was an art critic and novelist. Born in Prague in 1905, he read Law at Charles University before leaving Czechoslovakia to pursue a literary career in Germany. Moving in artistic circles he met and befriended artists and spend time at their studios. The declining political situation in Europe presented an increasingly dangerous situation for Hodin and he was forced to leave Germany for Paris, and thence to his first wife Birgit Akesson’s native Sweden in 1935. In Sweden Hodin became a respected art critic and regularly contributed articles to art reviews such as ‚Konstrevy‘ and ‚Ord …
With a second home in Cornwall Hodin also took a special interest in what was happening

Josef Paul Hodin (1905-95) was an art critic and novelist. Born in Prague in 1905, he read Law at Charles University before leaving Czechoslovakia to pursue a literary career in Germany. Moving in artistic circles he met and befriended artists and spend time at their studios. The declining political situation in Europe presented an increasingly dangerous situation for Hodin and he was forced to leave Germany for Paris, and thence to his first wife Birgit Akesson’s native Sweden in 1935. In Sweden Hodin became a respected art critic and regularly contributed articles to art reviews such as ‚Konstrevy‘ and ‚Ord …
With a second home in Cornwall Hodin also took a special interest in what was happening

Tate glossary definition for Bloomsbury: A circle of intellectuals and artists who lived in Bloomsbury, near central London, in the period 1904–40
Introduction In 1905 a group of writers and intellectuals began to meet at the London home

Artist page for Jan de Cock (born 1976)
place‘ (quote) by its founder Jan Frederik De Cock.The Bruges Art Institute is home

photographers Ji Weiyu and Song Tao, aka Birdhead, take us on a tour around their home

Tate glossary definition for Arab Image Foundation (AIF): A not-for-profit organisation established in Beirut in 1997 to preserve, exhibit and study photographs from the Middle East, North Africa and the Arab Diaspora
Madani’s parents’ home, the studio, Saida, Lebanon, 1948-53.

This letter was written over several days, starting on 19 Feb 1964 and concluding on 22 Feb 1964. 19 Feb 1964 The first part of this letter relates to curtain fabric and towels, possibly those referred to in previous letters about fabric samples. Marie Seton describes the experience of living in a studio and the racket of students shooting an exercise film. She expresses pleasure that Helene is working with Hope [Leresche] and refers to the efficiency of the cleaning woman who works for Hope. Seton asks Helene to send her [Seton’s] address to Margaret [Margaret Grierson, John Grierson’s wife] …
Davidson’s ‚Old Africa Rediscovered‘ and anger in Poona at the Conservatives and Lord Home

Artist page for Theodor von Holst (1810–1844)
Von Holst died from a disease of the liver at his home in London and was buried on