Stewart Culin, Brooklyn Museum
To William Henry Fox, Brooklyn Museum
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Abstract: Letter from Pistyan, Slovakia. Culin describes his heightened enthusiasm for an African exhibition. He mentions an exhibit of African objects in Paris; a new German publication 'Negro Plastik' with excellent illustrations; the interest of Louis Clarke in exhibiting African objects at the Burlington Fine Arts Club, and in lending his objects for a show in New York; mentions Clarke's gifts to the British Museum; Algerian embroideries of great beauty; Germans re-entering the market after paying off their war debt. | |
Source: Archives: Records of the Office of the Director (W.H. Fox, 1913-33) Location: Ethnology, Dept. of (file #27/1) | |
