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Friedrich Karl Gotsch (1900-84) was a German expressionist. This material includes correspondence between Hodin, Gotsch and a host of art academics and gallerists relating to the organisation of an exhibition in 1974 and the production of Hodin’s biography. Also included are Hodin’s notes and collected information on Gotsch; the manuscripts and typescripts of his biography and an assortment of press cuttings, articles, ephemera and catalogues.
106 Objects Marc Chagall 2 Objects Oskar Kokoschka 8 Objects Else

This led to her habit of dressing up as someone else: I thought: if you don’t like

film about 1992 turner prize winner Grenville Davey
I get stuck and have to kind of work my way out of a problem I go to something else

Wednesday 8th My Annerl! Having had to wait impatiently for a couple of days, I was glad and relieved to receive your lovely little letter – I hope you’re feeling better! And you’ve already been in the sea and decorated your room with flowers! What the sleepless nights are saying to you are the words of evil demons which, like the nights themselves, consist of nothing but shadows and fail to mention the far greater truth of the sun and the flowers. As truly as the demons in the night want to rise up and torment you, they are just …
the hands of my blood relatives, and far more closely than the hands of anyone else

This folder contains a quantity of material collected or compiled by Hodin on the life and work of Friedrich Karl Gotsch. There is a questionnaire completed by Gotsch on his life and career; letters from Gotsch with corrections for Hodin’s work and examples of his poetry; a quantity of biographical timelines and CVs with exhibition dates; lists of works and a set of corrections and a biography compiled by Hanne Gotsch. Also included here is a horoscope by Marianne Jacoby for Gotsch and a handwriting analysis provided by Derek Davis with some examples of Gotsch’s handwriting from 1948-71. Lastly, there …
106 Objects Marc Chagall 2 Objects Oskar Kokoschka 8 Objects Else

Contains correspondence, photographs, notes and source material relating to Hodin’s writings on the German artist Hans Werner Geerdts (1925-2013).
106 Objects Marc Chagall 2 Objects Oskar Kokoschka 8 Objects Else

Full translation: ‚My Dear Friend, It made me very happy to receive your letter, I was worried that you were not getting my letters and it was making me sad. I’m now feeling reassured. I’m the same as you, apart from a few exceptions, I’ve not heard about anyone. But this morning I’ve received a letter from Jacques Bucher from Bauchan…[illegible] along with yours, he says that he hasn’t moved and everything at home is in order, which made me happy because of the horse. From Paris, no news, all I know is that my house has not been bombed …
News from anyone else. I’m sending you all my best wishes‘.

Contains manuscripts, typescripts, notes, photographs, correspondence and source material for J.P. Hodin’s extensive writings on the artist Oskar Kokoschka (1886-1980). Hodin and Kokoschka first met in the early 1930s. The two became close friends and Hodin wrote numerous books and articles and became the leading expert on the life and work of his artist friend.
Psychography of an Artist: A depth-psychological Study of Oskar Kokoschka’ 8 Objects Else

Full text (in translation): ‚Dear Friend, It’s already been two weeks since I left Paris, I haven’t done any work, I spent entire days resting and I can finally see the results. I’m still not in good shape and I can see time passing while I think of a lot of things without being able to appreciate what’s good here! The tranquility, the wilderness and all the steps in between, the absence of noises and the Metro etc. We are going to bed at 10 pm, it is marvelous! But the sea and nature don?t work with me, I could …
An exhibition by Degas at the Museum of the l’Orangerie, but nothing else.

Contains material relating to J.P. Hodin’s writings on the Icelandic artist Nina Tryggvadottir (1913-68). There is a typescript of Hodin’s article titled ‚Nina Tryggvadottir‘ (published in ‚Art News‘); two brief letters from Tryggvadottir with a completed artist questionnaire; photographs of works; a press cutting from ‚The Star‘ and a number of exhibition catalogues. There are also two press cuttings relating to the unveiling of a monument in memory of Nina Tryggvadottir with a transcript of a speech given by Al Copley on the occasion and a copy of ‚The American Scandinavian Review‘ featuring an article on the artist.
106 Objects Marc Chagall 2 Objects Oskar Kokoschka 8 Objects Else