| Ref No | WIA FC/1928/8/65 |
| Title | Warburg, Mary to Warburg, Aby 29/11/1928 |
| Writer | Warburg, Mary, styled 'Mieke' |
| Place1 | Hamburg |
| Recipient | Warburg, Aby |
| Place2 | [Rome] |
| Date | 29/11/1928 |
| DateNote | FC |
| Format | manuscript |
| Contents | understands that they [Warburg, Bing, Franz Alber] cannot return before Christmas; they need to go to Naples to see classical antiquities; would they return to Florence by mid-January?; they should not need to pay attention to any 'Christmas sentimentality'; is pleased that Warburg met Mrs. Strong, that he met Cumont for the first time; could he invite Cumont to Hamburg to give a lecture?; the lecture series is still not finalised, but Saxl has returned and will do so shortly; Saxl will have written to Warburg about problems encountered in Paris, it was a trial of nerves, the German embassy behaved clumsily; Max [Warburg] said that Saxl should have asked Max to intervene, he would have been successful immediately; Max [Warburg] has arrived safely in the USA on 26/11/1928 after a very choppy crossing; weather also very stormy in Hamburg; Frede and Wohlwill passed their Latin exams; [Walter] Solmitz told Mary that he has replied to Warburg; Mary visited Mrs. Professor Matthaei and had a look at her art work, liked it very much |
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| DS/UK/638 | Prag; Frede Charlotte (23/11/1904-12/05/2004); Dr. phil.; née Warburg | 23/11/1904-12/05/2004 |
| DS/UK/418 | Warburg; Max Moritz (05/06/1867-26/12/1946); Dr. h.c. | 05/06/1867-26/12/1946 |
| DS/UK/716 | Saxl; Fritz (08/01/1890 - 22/03/1948); Prof. Dr. phil. | 08/01/1890 - 22/03/1948 |
| DS/UK/955 | Warburg; Mary, née Hertz (13/10/1866-04/12/1934) | 13/10/1866-04/12/1934 |
| #DS/UK/1490 | Bing; Gertrud (1892-1964) | 1892-1964 |
| DS/UK/1757 | Alber; Franz | |
| DS/UK/1004 | Solmitz; Walter (19/01/1905 - 23/08/1962); Dr. phil. | 19/01/1905 - 23/08/1962 |
| DS/UK/2245 | Warburg; Aby Moritz (13/06/1866-26/10/1929); Professor, Dr. | 13/06/1866-26/10/1929 |