Ref NoWIA FC/1894/3/37
TitleHertz, Mary to Warburg, Aby 19/11/1894
WriterHertz, Mary
Place1Hamburg, 28 Ernst Merckstrasse
RecipientWarburg, Aby
Date19/11/1894
DateNoteFC, 'Mary Hertz'
Formatmanuscript
ContentsJohn [Johann Nicolaus Hertz] has already told her that Warburg was ill in Florence; she will send him a book she liked very much; she has very little time for reading, is still reading Carlyle's 'French Revolution'; is painting; quotes [Leo?] Tolstoy's saying that the most important thing was to do nothing; she is thinking of studying with Thomas Herbst; she no longer studies with Mrs. Steiner; is very grateful to her previous teacher, Miss [Wilhelmine] Niels; Niels is writing happy letters from Paris; congratulates Warburg on his new sister-in-law [Frieda Schiff]; is happy to hear that the two are very happy; her own definition of happiness is having people around who make her forget herself; is happy to do her duty and cannot ask for being a good artist as well; she is still astonished about herself having believed that she can help him; calls it 'immature'; at the beginning of December E. Duce will give performances in Hamburg; Mary is looking forward to them; wants to know what he is doing, whether he has made friends; she wanted to visit Olga [Warburg], but missed her

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DS/UK/289Hertz; Johann Nicolaus (1869-1908)1869-1908
DS/UK/664Kohn-Speyer; Olga Charlotte (04/11/1873-07/08/1904); née Warburg04/11/1873-07/08/1904
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DS/UK/955Warburg; Mary, née Hertz (13/10/1866-04/12/1934)13/10/1866-04/12/1934
DS/UK/1091Niels; [Charlotte] Wilhelmine (19/01/1866-02/11/1943)19/01/1866-02/11/1943
DS/UK/2245Warburg; Aby Moritz (13/06/1866-26/10/1929); Professor, Dr.13/06/1866-26/10/1929
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