Papers relating to Prince Albert’s personal life and enthusiasms
D Lenoir
Letter from D. Lenoir in Munich to Dr. Ernst Becker sending a photograph of the work by Raphael in his collection. 17 Dec 1857
Loose manuscript paper; mounted | 1 document (2 pages) (whole object) | RA VIC/ADDA10/85/361
D Lenoir
Letter from D. Lenoir in Munich to Dr. Ernst Becker sending a photograph of the work by Raphael in his collection 17 Dec 1857
D Lenoir
Letter from D. Lenoir in Munich to Dr. Ernst Becker sending a photograph of the work by Raphael in his collection 17 Dec 1857
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Lenoir thanks Becker for his letter of 12 December in reply to his own letter (see VIC/ADDA10/85/358). His suspicion that Herr Albert had not sent the photograph [of the work by Raphael in Lenoir's collection] to Becker is confirmed, and he therefore encloses a copy of it (not present). He reiterates his gratification at Herr Grosse's article [about Lenoir's collection], which makes him feel he has contributed towards the awakening of art appreciation in Germany.
Becker notes at the top of the letter that he sent the photograph of the supposed work by Raphael to Sir Charles Eastlake (see his response, VIC/ADDA10/85/362), and that he replied to Lenoir on 26th December thanking him but repeating the opinion he expressed in Munich that the picture was not by Raphael.
Related Material: For related correspondence, see VIC/ADDA10/85/358 and VIC/ADDA10/85/362.
Becker notes at the top of the letter that he sent the photograph of the supposed work by Raphael to Sir Charles Eastlake (see his response, VIC/ADDA10/85/362), and that he replied to Lenoir on 26th December thanking him but repeating the opinion he expressed in Munich that the picture was not by Raphael.
Related Material: For related correspondence, see VIC/ADDA10/85/358 and VIC/ADDA10/85/362.
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Creator(s)
D Lenoir (writer)
Dr Ernst Becker (1826-88) (addressee)
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1 document (2 pages) (whole object)
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Object type(s)
- printed & manuscript material
- documents
- correspondence
- documents
Language(s)
German - printed & manuscript material
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Place of Production
Munich [Germany]
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