Henryk Gotlib Signed Autograph Letter by Gotlib Henryk (6 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. A signed autograph letter to Heinz (Henry) Roland of the London gallery Roland, Browse & Delbanco. Dated the Grange, South Godstone, 21 III. 1961. Thanks him for his appreciation of his latest exhbition despite as you put it "Even if our ways have parted". Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. A signed autograph letter to Heinz (Henry) Roland of the London gallery Roland, Browse & Delbanco. Dated Krakow, 21.III.50 Discusses his latest show in Krakow, the critical reception, asks after news from London. With additional note signed by Janet Gotlib. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. A signed autograph letter to Heinz (Henry) Roland of the London gallery Roland, Browse & Delbanco. Dated, 20.V. 1949. On his headed Polish College of art paper. Discusses the possiblity of Roland showing either Poncelet or Gall (both young French painters) in London at his gallery.

Single sheet. Condition: Very Good. First edition. A signed autograph letter to Heinz (Henry) Roland of the London gallery Roland, Browse & Delbanco. Dated London, 20.III.50 Discusses his show in Crawo and Warsaw.

Single sheet. Condition: Very Good. First edition. A signed autograph letter to Heinz (Henry) Roland of the London gallery Roland, Browse & Delbanco. Dated 12.V.46 on his 'The White Cottage' headed paper. Discusses the health of his wife Janet after the premature birth of his son, who did not survive.

Single sheet. Condition: Very Good. First edition. A signed typed letter from Janet Gotlib with additional autograph notes by Henryk sent to Heinz (Henry) Roland of the London gallery Roland, Browse & Delbanco. Discusses life in Krakow Hneryk appointment as a teacher at the Academy, the relative freedom of the first years after liberation: 'Everything is unrationed except meat, but he ration is more than sufficient. We go out to lunch everyday-Pork chops, escalopes viennoise, calves liver, cervelle milanaise, etc. And what cakes! Henryk has not stopped eating them yet. There are hundreds of cake shops in Krakow, the Poles seem to eat cakes all day long'.