| Institution field | Value |
|---|---|
Arkivdokument | Stolpe to Webster_n_d_1901 |
Alternativ identitet | EM-Ö1-006 |
Sakord | brev ; letter |
Beskrivning | Brev (utkast), två blad, handskrivet. |
Beskrivning - engelska | Undated draft letter regarding payments, prices and billing for ethnographic objects from Webster. Stolpe mentions a previous letter sent by Webster on 1st February 1901. The letter must have been drafted before 25 March 1901, since Webster in Catalogue no 28 announced that all correspondence to him after that date should be addressed to ‘24 Palace Road, Streatham Hill, London‘ - an address scribbled on the last page of this letter (Waterfield & King 2009:57). |
Namn - tillverkare | Stolpe, Hjalmar (1841 - 1905), arkeolog, etnograf, intendent |
Sökord | Benin City |
FILE | Stolpe+to+Webster_n_d_1901_03.jpg |
URL | https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/25898848 |
Tidpunkt - tillverkning, tidigast | 1901-02-01 |
Namn - mottagare | Webster, William Downing (1868-05-11 - 1913-02-14), konsthandlare, samlare |
Inventarienummer - Beskriver | 1900.01.0001 bronshuvud, minneshuvud | 1903.17.0001 figur, skulptur |
Tidpunkt - tillverkning, senast | 1901-03-25 |
Referens - källa | Waterfield, H. & King, J. (2009). Provenance: Twelve Collectors of Ethnographic Art in England 1760-1990. Paul Holbert Publishing. |
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