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Postcard from Edith Schiele to Adele Harms, 15th Oct. 1916

Leopold Museum,
Vienna
Leopold Museum,
Vienna
recto: Print, ink on cardboard, verso: Ink on cardboard
14.4×9.3 cm

Artists

  • Edith Schiele

    (Vienna1893–1918 Vienna)

  • Adele Harms

    (Vienna 1890–1968 Vienna)

Unfortunately not on display at the moment

Transcription:

Dear Dela [Adele Harms]. Why
have you stopped writing altogether? What
is new? Why [?] was there no
trip to Bratislava-Prague-Brno?
When I am in Vienna
I will cover for you
and you can “go on this trip”
without worrying.
Do write and tell me many
news. Have you made
my hat yet!?
Please make it for me. Many kisses
Yours,
Edith
Regards to the Photo Man

Are you looking forward to my
visit in Vienna?

[Address block:]
To Miss
Del [Adele] Harms
Vienna XIII
St. Veitgasse 53.

Object data

Artist/author
  • Sender: Edith Schiele
  • Recipient: Adele Harms
Title
Postcard from Edith Schiele to Adele Harms
Date
15th Oct. 1916
Category
Autograph
Material​/technique
recto: Print, ink on cardboard, verso: Ink on cardboard
Dimensions
14.4×9.3 cm
Credit line
Leopold Museum, Vienna, Inv. 7631
Inventory access
Accession 2023
Catalogue raisonne
  • ESDA ID 2817
Keywords
autographportraitman/boypostcardpaperpostcard, picture-postcardEdith Schielepostures and gestures of hand/fingershand(s) bent towards headHans Flesch-Brunningen
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Provenance

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Leopold Museum i

Privatsammlung Leopold, Wien; (1)
Leopold Museum-Privatstiftung, Wien (2023)

  1. Archiv des Leopold Museums, Rechnung Nr. 01-2023 vom 18.04.2023

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autographportraitman/boypostcardpaperpostcard, picture-postcardEdith Schielepostures and gestures of hand/fingershand(s) bent towards headHans Flesch-Brunningen