Warburg and the Warburg Library 1928-1933 ctd., 1928-1986

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MS. Wind 4

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Papers, mostly collected retrospectively, relating to Aby Warburg and to Edgar Wind's work for, and relations with, Aby Warburg and the Bibliothek Warburg, including:

Folder 1: Typescripts of Edgar Wind's on an edition of Warburg’s collected works, c. 1930; typescript notes on Warburg’s theory of symbols prepared by Edgar Wind for George Watson, related extracts, manuscript notes, and correspondence, 1967-1968; and typescript entitled ‘Tentative notes for an early version of Eloquence of Symbols’ comprising footnotes for that work (for correspondence with George Watson see also III, 10). [I, 3, vii+viii; WIND 4]
Folder 2: ‘Peirce and Warburg/Peirce and EW’: Photocopies from a published edition of Charles S. Peirce’s letters, 1953, (letters to Lady Welby, 1908 and 1909); photocopies from Peirce, 'Chance, Love and Logic', 1923, with related note by Margaret Wind on a remark about Peirce by Wind; photocopies from Panofsky, 'Studies in Iconology', 1939; reprint from Art Bulletin xxi, 3, September 1949 including an article by Wind entitled ‘Mantegna’s Parnassus: a reply to some recent reflections’ with reference to Peirce; photocopies of other references by Edgar Wind to Peirce including a letter to The Times Literary Supplement, 30 May 1958, an extract from Kunst und Anarchie, 1979, and a letter to Margaret Wind, n.d.; photocopy of a letter by Margaret Wind about Warburg and Peirce and their influence on Wind, May 1984; miscellaneous printed references and reviews relating to Peirce; typescript and manuscript notes by Margaret Wind. [I, 3, ix; WIND 4]
Folder 3: ‘Curtius and Warburg’: Photocopies of articles about Ernst Curtius and his relationship to Aby Warburg, including Peter Drake, ‘Curtius as medievalist and modernist’, 1980, Dieter Wuttke, ‘Ernst Robert Curtius and Aby M Warburg’, 1986, Peter Godman, ‘T S Eliot and E R Curtius. A European dialogue’; manuscript notes by Margaret Wind on Curtius and the Warburg Library. [I, 3, x; WIND 4]
Folder 4: ‘Dieter Wuttke re Warburg’: Articles by Dieter Wuttke about Warburg: 'Von der Geschichtlichkeit der Literatur. Fragmente einer bildungspolitischen Bestandsaufnahme', 1984, and two versions of 'Die Emigration der Kulturwissenschaftlichen Bibliothek Warburg und die Anfänge des Universitätsfaches Kunstgeschichte in Großbritannien’, 1984. [I, 3, xi; WIND 4]
Folder 5: Photocopies of correspondence of Edgar Wind with, or relating to, the Bibliothek Warburg, 1928-1932, as follows: Edgar Wind, Ruth Wind and Aby Warburg, Mar 1928-Apr 1929 ("Wind 1928", "Wind 1929"); Edgar Wind, Ruth Wind and Gertrud Bing, Apr 1930 ("1930 W"); Edgar Wind, Ruth Wind, Fritz Saxl and Gertrud Bing, Jan-Oct 1931 ("1931/32 W"); Ruth Wind, Edgar Wind, Gertrud Bing and Fritz Saxl, Aug-Oct 1931 ("1931 Saxl"); Edgar Wind with Fritz Saxl, A. Johnson, Henry Moskowitz, Morris H. Cohen, Richard McKeon, Yrvin Edman, Herbert W. Schneider, Franz Boas, F.J.E. Woodbridge, Alexander Goldenweiser, W.C. Swabey, W.T. Couch, Richard Kroner, E. Weil, Karl Zietz, Preston Warren, Gertrud Bing, 1931-1932 ("Wind 1931/32"). Originals are at the Warburg Institute Archive (original file titles in brackets). See also Warburg Institute 1928-1946 (MS. Wind 240-241). [WIND I, 3]

Dates

Creation: 1928-1986

Extent

1 box (5 folders)

Language of Materials

German
English

Conditions Governing Use

Contents of Folder 5 must not be reproduced by photography, photocopying, scanning or any other means without the permission of the Warburg Institute Archive.