| Ref No | WIA FC/1923/17/19 |
| Title | Bodmer, Heinrich to Warburg, Max 14/06/1923 |
| Writer | Bodmer, Heinrich |
| Institution1 | Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz |
| Place1 | Berlin, Matthäikirchstrasse 27 |
| Recipient | Warburg, Max |
| Place2 | Hamburg |
| Date | 14/06/1923 |
| DateNote | FC, in 'Max Warburg' file; enclosure in 16/06/1923 |
| Format | typescript |
| Contents | replies to Max Warburg's request for information on the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz; founded in 1889 by German scholars and friends of art in Florence, it offered a scholarly place of work to scholars working in Italy; it was enlarged in 1893, the Verein zur Erhaltung des Kunsthistorischen Institutes in Florenz was established; some years later the German Reich subsidized its work by Goldmark 15,000 per annum; the Institute has a library with 12,000 volumes, 20,000 photographs, a subject catalogue, a collection of casts of coins, slide projectors; there are two reading rooms, offices for the director, assistant and librarian; the Institute organises lectures throughout the year and a course with conducted tours every spring; after World War I the Institute also doubled up as centre where photographs could be ordered; the president of the Institute is Wilhelm von Bode, his deputy is Staatssekretär Lewald and a committee of 30 experts, among them Warburg; in Florence there is a director [Heinrich Bodmer], three assistants, among them one librarian; caused by the catastrophic financial situation after the war, the Institute needs additional funds to continue with its work, some US Dollar 1,000; enclosed a letter by Bode about the financial situation of the Institute [not extant] |
Show related Persons records.
Persons
| Code | PersonName | Dates |
| DS/UK/2 | Bode; Wirklicher Geheimrat, Exzellenz; [Arnold] Wilhelm (10/12/1845-01/03/1929); Prof. Dr. | 10/12/1845-01/03/1929 |
| DS/UK/418 | Warburg; Max Moritz (05/06/1867-26/12/1946); Dr. h.c. | 05/06/1867-26/12/1946 |
| DS/UK/1165 | Bodmer; Heinrich (1885-1950); Dr. phil. | 1885-1950 |