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Correspondence to Alma Mahler, 1898-1910.

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Kislak Center for Special Collections - Manuscripts Ms. Coll. 575 Folder 627
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Author/Creator:
Klimt, Gustav, 1862-1918.
Contributor:
Olbrich, Joseph Maria, 1867-1908.
Moser, Koloman, 1868-1918.
Hoffmann, Josef, 1870-1956.
Krämer, Johann Viktor.
Engelhart, Josef, 1864-1941.
Tichy, Hans.
Bacher, Rudolf.
Roller, Alfred, 1864-1935.
Bernatzik, Wilhelm.
Kurzweil, Maximilian, 1867-1916.
Hancke, Franz.
Language:
German
Physical Description:
5 items (5 leaves)
Contained In:
Mahler-Werfel Papers. Folder 627.
Place of Publication:
1898-1910.
Language Note:
In German.
Biography/History:
Olbrich, Moser, Hoffmann, Krämer, Engelhart, Tichy, Bacher, Roller, Bernatzik, and Kurzweil were all artists associated with the Vienna Secession, founded in 1897; Hancke was the business manager of the Secession.
Summary:
1 item is a postcard that Alma Mahler inserted between the pages of her diary, at the entry for 2. Oct. 1899; see Tagebuch Suiten ed. by Beaumont and Rode-Breyman (Suite 14). The postcard, related to an exhibition of the Vereinigung bildender Künstler Oesterreichs (Vienna Secession), has a number of signers besides Klimt; all of the signers, like Klimt, were associated with the Vienna Secession. Also see oversized container for a print by Klimt.
Notes:
Includes 1 postcard signed by Klimt, Olbrich, Moser, Hoffmann, Krämer, Engelhart, Tichy, Bacher, Roller, Bernatzik, Kurzweil, and Hancke.

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