Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: elsen

[Transcription/translation] 30 July 1975 Dear Dr Hodin, I’ve always told myself that if I must be the fool, I shall be the good fool and not the bad fool! I refuse to accept that I wrote too soon, for you suggested the monograph a year ago, when I didn’t dare undertake anything because it was too expensive. I should have liked to have had back the letters from Ludwig that I lent you for your book; you forgot to give them back to me. It seems I was right to have buried all hope years ago. I did not deserve …
Meidner Correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

[Transcription/translation] 20 April 1969 Dear Dr Hodin, I’m sending you here the newspaper with poem and self-portrait. I have thanked Dr Maass and asked for a few copies, but no reply as yet. Perhaps he has none. Also enclosed here is a letter from the critic Ludwig Kunz (Amsterdam), which goes with the article on Herbert Ihering, which I sent you with the contract from Dr Sabais. You didn’t mention it. It’s written in Dutch, and I can’t read it. Could you? And actually I am very disappointed and sorry to hear that Dr Sabais won’t be at the exhibition …
Meidner Numbered correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

[Transcription/translation] 27 November 1968 Dear Dr Hodin, If I now repeat and say to you: ‘Those who forget so much good grace one tends to regard with scornful face,’ you will call me a parrot! My letter vexed you, but that really was the last thing I wanted! You did in fact say something about a possible exhibition, though that may have been before your article. I have been taking a dessert-spoon of the said article like medicine every three hours, and you ask me whether I’ve read it! You may well have read the question in my last letter …
Meidner Numbered correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

Copy of ‚Poems by Else Lasker-Schüler‘ (Tern Press, 1980), translated from the German
Archive Items Personal papers of Josef Herman Artworks ‘Poems by Else

‘Signs that Say What You Want Them To Say and Not Signs that Say What Someone Else
CBE Signs that Say What You Want Them To Say and Not Signs that Say What Someone Else

Contains an assortment of letters from Else Meidner to J.P. Hodin.
Hodin Else Meidner, recipient: Dr J. P.

Hodin on Else Meidner. – There two different short self-titled pieces; pieces titled ‚Else Meidner: Eine Rettung – ‚ and ‚Else Meidner Drawings‘; a review of Meidner’s 70th Birthday exhibition at – the Ben Uri Gallery (1972); and articles titled ‚Das Lebenswerk Else Meidners‘, ‚ – Portrait of an Artist Else Meidner‘ and ‚Else Meidner in England‘.
Meidner 29 Objects Correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

Addressed to ‚Emerson‘ which is likely an affectionate nickname for Hodin taken from the poet Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Meidner Correspondence from Else Meidner to J.P.

Photographs of Else Meidner and her husband Ludwig.
Hodin Working papers relating to artistic, cultural and historic figures Else

Handwriting analysis of Else Meidner likely provided by H.J.
Hodin Working papers relating to artistic, cultural and historic figures Else