Writings by Josef Herman, including journals, jotter notebooks, and typescripts of autobiographical/literary texts and articles on art and culture.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Two copies of a detached catalogue booklet cover for the 1953 touring Arts Council exhibition ‚Looking Forward: An Exhibition of realist paintings and drawings by contemporary British Artists‘, featuring a reproduction of a drawing by Herman. The exhibition was curated by John Berger and had initially been shown at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1952.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Artist page for Edgar Hubert (1906–1985)
distinctive, might variously be compared to the work of Paul Klee, Ben Nicholson, Jankel Adler
Catalogues and ephemera relating to exhibitions featuring Herman or artists he was acquainted with or otherwise interested in.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Catalogues and ephemera relating to group exhibitions featuring Herman (or otherwise involving him).
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Press cuttings, publications and writings about or featuring work by Herman or other artists of his acquaintance.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Material relating to television/film and radio programmes about Herman.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Correspondence received or written by Herman.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Poster/card design featuring the slogan ‚To Take Things Seriously Is Fun‘ above a drawing of a bird. Includes the original design and a colour copy on photographic paper.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
Documents relating to ‚A Day Eleven Years Long‘, a documentary film produced by John Ormond for BBC Wales (transmission date 12 Sep 1975). Includes draft and final script (the latter inscribed to Herman and his wife from Ormond) and interview transcripts.
Glasgow, where he befriended fellow Jewish émigré artists Benno Schotz and Jankel Adler
