Ref No | WIA GC/26372 |
Title | Warburg, Aby to Warburg, Charlotte 09/12/1897 |
Writer | Warburg, Aby |
Recipient | Warburg, Charlotte |
Date | 09/12/1897 |
DateNote | FC |
Format | manuscript |
Contents | they enjoyed her letter from [or about?] their stay in Wiesbaden; they can vividly imagine the comings and goings, Elsa Warburg als 'Primavera', but finds the whole entertainment [on the eve of the wedding] with Aby S. Warburg as Napoleon 'grotesque' and 'tasteless'; Aby S. Warburg, who is a fearful man, 'cautiously cutting his coupons', must have looked stupid in the guise of man bursting with energy; the piece they played is sentimental, cheaply blasphemous, the text is poor and the allusions to people very tactless; it should never have been printed; Caesar H. [Hinrichsen?] is much nobler than the whole Russian society; 'Alsterufer' Warburgs have a problem when they try to perform in public; hopes that Elly [Warburg, née Simon] will see through it all; hopes that Charlotte and Moritz had a good time in Berlin; Warburg envies them having seen the Arnold Böcklin exhibition; has Charlotte ever read the letters of the sister-in-law of Louis XIV, Pfalzgräfin Liese-Lotte?; is certain that Charlotte would like them;Mary sends greetings and is pleased that they were spared such an entertainment on the eve of their wedding |
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