Comments on the declarations of Blanche Mahler regarding the arrival of Guernica to New York

EN Comentarios a las declaraciones de Blanche Mahler sobre la llegada de Guernica a Nueva York

Blanche Mahler, who received Guernica at the Port of New York in 1939 and was a member of the Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign, recalls the arrival of the painting and the circumstances behind it remaining in New York.

Year:

1981

Medium:

Manuscript

Archived in:

Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Archivo Histórico Nacional

Reference in the source Archive:

FC-Mº_CULTURA, 2, N. 1, folios 27-32

Stories:

Expanded Geography Guernica as a political symbol A Key Museum Component

Comments on the declarations of Blanche Mahler regarding the arrival of Guernica to New York

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Comments on the declarations of Blanche Mahler regarding the arrival of Guernica to New York

Blanche Mahler's letter to Alfred H. Barr Jr.

Evelyn Ahrend's letter to Marcelene Peterson, dated 10 June 1939

Juan Larrea's letter to Pablo Picasso, dated 21 December 1939

Alexander Calder's letter to Willem Sandberg, dated 22 November 1955