Letter from Mrs Mary Catharine Inge - 28 November 1933
|
Letter from Mrs Mary Catharine Inge, dated 28 November 1933, expressing her admiration of the portrait of Haldane |
|
![]() |
THE DEANERY, Dear Mr. Laszló de Lombos, I was very sorry not to say Goodbye to you on Saturday evening, but Lady Horner was kindly driving us home, and I did not like to keep her waiting. It was such a very great pleasure to see you again, and I feel I want to tell you how enormously impressed I am with your most remarkable portrait of Professor John. I know him so |
![]() |
intimately, and you have got all his wonderful character in his face. Your portrait lives : it is so intensely alive. I don't think I have ever been more impressed by any modern portrait that I have ever seen. How impertinent this is of me to write to a great Master like yourself, but I love Professor John Haldane & your perfect interpretation of his noble character is supreme. Thank you. Yours most sincerely
|
| More Philip de László letters | Disclaimer |
Related sitters
Related resources
- Correspondence and papers of Philip de László
- Learn more about Philip de László
- Guide to the correspondence and papers of Philip de László
- Other archive material relating to Philip de László in the National Portrait Gallery
- Other sources of information about Philip de László
- Selected letters of Philip de László




