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Postcard from Heinrich Böhler to Egon Schiele, 25th Nov. 1915 (handwritten) 27th Nov. 1915 (postmark)

Leopold Museum,
Vienna
Leopold Museum,
Vienna
recto: Ink on cardboard, verso: Ink, print on cardboard
14.1×9 cm

Artists

  • Heinrich Böhler

    (Vienna 1881–1940 St. Moritz)

  • Egon Schiele

    (Tulln 1890–1918 Vienna)

Unfortunately not on display at the moment

Transcription:

Munich, 25th Nov. [19]15.
Dear Mr. Schiele!
Thank you for your kind letters,
but unfortunately I will not be able
to grant your wish. I am
delighted to hear that
you will go to Krakow
and that you have been declared
only partially fit.
The war will soon be over
or at least come to a standstill.
Exhibition in Berlin! Very good!
It is sure to be a success. –
Best regards! Yours, [Heinrich] Böhler

[Address block:]
Mr.
Prof. Egon Schiele
Vienna XIII.
Hietzinger Hauptstr.[aße] 101.

From: H. Böhler
Königinstr.[aße] 19.
Munich.

Object data

Artist/author
  • Sender: Heinrich Böhler
  • Recipient: Egon Schiele
Title
Postcard from Heinrich Böhler to Egon Schiele
Date
25th Nov. 1915 (handwritten) 27th Nov. 1915 (postmark)
Category
Autograph
Material​/technique
recto: Ink on cardboard, verso: Ink, print on cardboard
Dimensions
14.1×9 cm
Credit line
Leopold Museum, Vienna, Inv. 7915
Inventory access
Accession 2023
Catalogue raisonne
  • ESDA ID 2924
Keywords
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Egon Schiele
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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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