Caspar Whitney's telegram to Ernest Hemingway | Repensar Guernica

EN Telegrama de Caspar Whitney a Ernest Hemingway

Caspar Whitney, from the Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign, invites Ernest Hemingway to the opening of the exhibition at the Valentine Gallery.

Author:

Caspar Whitney

Year:

1939

Medium:

Institutional correspondence

Archived in:

The Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library

Reference in the source Archive:

Spanish Refugee Relief Association Record, 1935-1957, Part D: Affairs, Box 11, Picasso Exhibit n. 1

Stories:

Expanded Geography Guernica as a political symbol

Related topics:

Guernica by Picasso, and related paintings and drawings Valentine Gallery, New York New York

Browse in chronology :

Institutional correspondence Spanish Refugee Campaign Relief, North America Expanded Geography

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