| Institution field | Value |
|---|---|
Arkivdokument | Webster to Stolpe_1900-07-24 |
Alternativ identitet | EM-Ö1-006 |
Samlingsnummer - Beskriver | 1900.01 | 1901.07 |
Sakord | brev ; letter |
Beskrivning - engelska | Letter to Stolpe in which Webster confirms sending three South American clubs. Webster again inquires about payment of £132, which he has not received. Webster further notes that he has sent a "Benin bronze base" (a copper alloy head), which he is willing to sell to Stolpe for £35, and that he will be "obliged if you will not let other museums know that I have let you have it for £35 with a year‘s credit, as I have got £45 cast (?) for others like it." Webster continues to describe human remains and ethnographic objects from New Guinea and New Caledonia for sale. |
Namn - tillverkare | Webster, William Downing (1868-05-11 - 1913-02-14), konsthandlare, samlare |
Sökord | Benin City |
FILE | Webster+to+Stolpe_1900-07-24_01.jpg |
URL | https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/25901202 |
Tidpunkt - tillverkning, tidigast | 1900-07-24 |
Namn - mottagare | Stolpe, Hjalmar (1841 - 1905), arkeolog, etnograf, intendent |
Inventarienummer - Beskriver | 1901.07.0001 bronshuvud, minneshuvud |
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