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Zentralarchiv für deutsche und internationale Kunstmarktforschung
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G004 Albert Schulze Vellinghausen
Albert Schulze Vellinghausen >> Briefe, Postkarten an ASV, 1965/2 bis 1967
23.12.65
Bericht in der FAZ zur Gedächtnisausstellung El Lissitzky in Eindhoven gelesen, Kurt Küppers stellt sich als Bruder Dr. Paul Erich Küppers vor. Als Mitbegründer der Kestner Gesellschaft in Hannover habe dieser El Lissitzky besonders gefördert. Die Witwe seines Bruders hat nach dessen frühen Tod El Lissitzky geheiratet und lebt nun in der Sowjetunion, in Nowosibirsk. Hier schreibt sie an einer wichtigen kunsthistoirsche Abhandlung über ihren zweiten Mann El Lissitzky; Sophie Küppers Lissitzky, geb. Schneider. Küppers möchte, dass ASV der Kunsthistorikerin einen Katalog der Ausstellung in Eindhoven schickt. Dazu hat er die Adresse der Dame angegeben.
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Briefe, Postkarten an ASV, 1965/2 bis 1967
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