PP/26/2/13 - [Letter, Terry Senter to Jack Pritchard, 10/9/71
Reference code
PP/26/2/13
Level of description
Item
Title
[Letter, Terry Senter to Jack Pritchard, 10/9/71
Date/s
1971
Quantity & Format
4 leaves Letters (MS)
Personal name
Piper, John, 1903-1992
Evans, Myfanwy
Martin, Leslie, 1908-
Penrose, Roland, 1900-1984
Kostelanetz, Richard
Nicholson, Max, 1904-
Hepworth, Barbara, 1903-1975
Betjeman, John, 1906-1984
Gloag, John
Kepes, Gyorgy
Carline, Richard
Gropius, Walter, 1883-1969
Moore, Henry, 1898-1986
Carr, Richard
Antal, Edith
Mathias, J.
Braunfels, Miso
Blacker Harry
Juda, Hans Peter
Citroen, Paul
Korda, Vincent
Crowther, J. G.
Pickvance, Ronald
Cohn, Laura
Read, Herbert, 1893-1968
Moholy-Nagy, Claudia
Gropius, Ise
Breuer, Marcel
Moholy-Nagy, L.
Evans, Myfanwy
Martin, Leslie, 1908-
Penrose, Roland, 1900-1984
Kostelanetz, Richard
Nicholson, Max, 1904-
Hepworth, Barbara, 1903-1975
Betjeman, John, 1906-1984
Gloag, John
Kepes, Gyorgy
Carline, Richard
Gropius, Walter, 1883-1969
Moore, Henry, 1898-1986
Carr, Richard
Antal, Edith
Mathias, J.
Braunfels, Miso
Blacker Harry
Juda, Hans Peter
Citroen, Paul
Korda, Vincent
Crowther, J. G.
Pickvance, Ronald
Cohn, Laura
Read, Herbert, 1893-1968
Moholy-Nagy, Claudia
Gropius, Ise
Breuer, Marcel
Moholy-Nagy, L.
Subject
Bauhaus
Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam)
Lectures and lecturing
Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam)
Lectures and lecturing
Creator
Senter, Terence A.Creator
Pritchard, John Craven,Administrative/Biographical history
recipient
Scope and content
Terry Senter updates Jack Pritchard on the progress with his research on [Laszlo] Moholy-Nagy
He has seen John Piper, Myfanwy Evans, Vincent Korda, J.G. Crowther and Leslie Martin and had spoken with Edith Antal and Richard Carline. "Carline mentioned a proposed English Bauhaus that Gropius discussed with several people including himself, [Henry] Moore and Ronald Penrose... [John] Gloag and yourself". Terry Senter also mentions other people who have been linked with Moholy-Nagy, John Mathias, "the Sussex lawyer who financed one of Moholy's English films", Richard Kostelanetz, Herbert Read, Miso Braunfels, [Max] Nicholson and [Barbara] Hepworth and [John] Betjeman. Claudia Moholy-Nagy "reservedly suggested that I might see her father's English films". Other contacts included Ise Gropius, [Marcel] Breuer, [Gyorgy] Kepes and Harry Blacker, H.P. Juda, the Stedelijk Museum and Sandberg, a Dutch friend of Moholy-Nagy who became Director of the Museum in the 30's. Also they thought that Paul Citroen might be able to help", and Wells Coates' daughter [Laura Cohn]. He also intended to contact Richard Carr.
Terry Senter also discusses attempts made to organize a lecture for Jack Pritchard at the University of Nottingham through Ronald Pickervance
He has seen John Piper, Myfanwy Evans, Vincent Korda, J.G. Crowther and Leslie Martin and had spoken with Edith Antal and Richard Carline. "Carline mentioned a proposed English Bauhaus that Gropius discussed with several people including himself, [Henry] Moore and Ronald Penrose... [John] Gloag and yourself". Terry Senter also mentions other people who have been linked with Moholy-Nagy, John Mathias, "the Sussex lawyer who financed one of Moholy's English films", Richard Kostelanetz, Herbert Read, Miso Braunfels, [Max] Nicholson and [Barbara] Hepworth and [John] Betjeman. Claudia Moholy-Nagy "reservedly suggested that I might see her father's English films". Other contacts included Ise Gropius, [Marcel] Breuer, [Gyorgy] Kepes and Harry Blacker, H.P. Juda, the Stedelijk Museum and Sandberg, a Dutch friend of Moholy-Nagy who became Director of the Museum in the 30's. Also they thought that Paul Citroen might be able to help", and Wells Coates' daughter [Laura Cohn]. He also intended to contact Richard Carr.
Terry Senter also discusses attempts made to organize a lecture for Jack Pritchard at the University of Nottingham through Ronald Pickervance
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PP - Pritchard Papers
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PP/26 - Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
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PP/26/2 - Section 2. 1968-1971
- PP/26/2/13 - [Letter, Terry Senter to Jack Pritchard, 10/9/71
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PP/26/2 - Section 2. 1968-1971
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PP/26 - Laszlo Moholy-Nagy