| Ref No | WIA GC/19692 |
| Title | Stern, Gladys Bronwyn to Warburg, Aby 16/01/1927 |
| Writer | Stern, Gladys Bronwyn |
| Place1 | La Carruba, Diano Marina, Italy |
| Recipient | Warburg, Aby |
| Date | 16/01/1927 |
| Format | manuscript |
| Contents | thanks him for the print 'IDEA', calls it Cubist; describes her study where she has hung the print; she has a silk curtain which used to drape the piano in a Rakonitz drawing room; she has a picture of Mammon and a statuette of Madonna and child, carved from a single elephant tusk, like in the church at Villeneuve-les-Avignon; a Max Beerbohm caricature, a picture of her husband etc; refers to her books 'A Deputy Was King', 'The Death of the Matriarch'; inquires after Tante Mali [Amalie Goldschmidt]; she has bought four acres of hillside and olive grove and wants to build a house; asks him whether he cares for dogs; she has 'five or six' and has written two books from the point of view of dogs, one is called 'The Dark Gentleman'; asks Warburg's opinion on Feuchtwanger's 'Jud Süß' and Thomas Mann's latest novel; sends New Year wishes |
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Persons
| Code | PersonName | Dates |
| DS/UK/706 | Goldschmidt; Amalie, née Warburg (1831-1911) | 1831-1911 |
| DS/UK/1980 | Mann; Thomas (06/06/1875-12/08/1955) | 06/06/1875-12/08/1955 |