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This series includes both business and personal correspondence and covers sixty years of Clark’s life
August 1940 View by appointment Copy of a letter sent
plastic bits which were fabricated in Brazil and sent
This group of 472 files contain official or business correspondence which largely post-dates Clark’s employment at the National Gallery. The files originally formed three basic sequences. The first covered mainly the 1940s, and the other two ran, in many cases, parallel during the 1960s and 1970s. This may have been due to Clark having two secretaries, one at Saltwood Castle and one at his London base in the Albany. The Saltwood secretary tended to open files for most correspondents, which meant that many files contain only a few pieces
August 1940 View by appointment Copy of a letter sent
David Mayor was born in 1948. While studying at Exeter University in the early 1970s he established the Beau Geste Press with Felipe Ehrenberg which led to an involvement in the Fluxus art movement. Mayor went on to organise an exhibition of Fluxus and would interview many key artists associated with the movement. Mayor’s Austrian born mother Beate was an amateur painter and daughter of the actor Anny Schey von Koromla nee Schindler, who emigrated to the UK with her family in the early 1930s. Anny’s first marriage had to been to the noted physicist, Robert von Lieben (1878-1913), uncle …
taken throughout her life, and a cache of letters sent
David Mayor was born in 1948. While studying at Exeter University in the early 1970s he established the Beau Geste Press with Felipe Ehrenberg which led to an involvement in the Fluxus art movement. Mayor went on to organise an exhibition of Fluxus and would interview many key artists associated with the movement. Mayor’s Austrian born mother Beate was an amateur painter and daughter of the actor Anny Schey von Koromla nee Schindler, who emigrated to the UK with her family in the early 1930s. Anny’s first marriage had to been to the noted physicist, Robert von Lieben (1878-1913), uncle …
taken throughout her life, and a cache of letters sent
Artist page for Marcus Brumwell
Letter sent by George Ivan Smith to Marcus Brumwell
Artist page for Sidney Janis Gallery
Copy of a letter sent from Edith Thomas to the Sidney
This collection consists of the papers of Kenneth Clark, from which one file of correspondence relating to interned refugees has been digitised. This file has been highlighted as it sheds light on Kurt Schwitters‘ time at the Hutchinson Internment Camp and his role in appealing for release from the camp, alongside other artists, with the aid of Kenneth Clark. Items also digitised include letters and postcards from Henry Moore to Kenneth Clark dating from the 1930s to 1970s. Further information on this collection is available on the archive catalogue.
August 1940 View by appointment Copy of a letter sent
David Mayor was born in 1948. While studying at Exeter University in the early 1970s he established the Beau Geste Press with Felipe Ehrenberg which led to an involvement in the Fluxus art movement. Mayor went on to organise an exhibition of Fluxus and would interview many key artists associated with the movement. Mayor’s Austrian born mother Beate was an amateur painter and daughter of the actor Anny Schey von Koromla nee Schindler, who emigrated to the UK with her family in the early 1930s. Anny’s first marriage had to been to the noted physicist, Robert von Lieben (1878-1913), uncle …
taken throughout her life, and a cache of letters sent
Artist page for Christine Nash
his work ‘The Viaduct’ c. 1916, and his works being sent
