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Else Lasker-Schüler Archive

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Lasker-Schüler, Else, 1869-1945 (Creator of the archive)
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אלזה לסקר-שילר (1945-1869), משוררת יהודייה בשפה הגרמנית. פעלה בגרמניה עד 1933. לאחר מכן התיישבה בירושלים ונפטרה בה. הארכיון כולל מכתבים, רישומים, ספרים מיצירותיה וביקורות על עבודתה, וכן חומרים הקשורים לבנה פאול.

Reference Code
ARC. Ms. Var. 501
Dates
1893-2008
Consists of
12 m..
Languages
German; English; Hebrew;
Description
The archive includes letters, manuscripts, drawings, printed books from her collection and of her works, as well as studies of her works, etc.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Else Lasker-Schüler Archive.
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: ארכיון אלזה לסקר-שילר.
Archive of Else Lasker-Schüler.
Notes Letters to Emil Raas are in a separate number ARC. 4* 1821. A CD with a Swiss radio programme on Emil Rass and on Else Lasker-Schüler broadcasted in March 2015 was transferred to the sound collection.
There have been numerous exhibitions, mainly of ELS's drawings.
Copies/עותקים: Some parts of the archive are available on microfilm: reel 1 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/2:1-2:115/4
reel 2 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/2:116-2:194
reel 3 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/4:2-4:92, 12:1&2-end + Schwadron collection
reel 4 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/5:1-5:204
reel 5 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/5:205-5:313
reel 6 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/1,3. Scans of her drawings are available on CD rom D 22/1-2
Citation Note ARC. Ms. Var. 501, Else Lasker-Schüler Archive, Archives Department, National Library of Israel.
Host Item Else Lasker-Schüler Archive.
Former Call Number Ms. Var. 501
Level of Description Fonds Record
Copies Some parts of the archive are available on microfilm: reel 1 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/2:1-2:115/4
reel 2 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/2:116-2:194
reel 3 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/4:2-4:92, 12:1&2-end + Schwadron collection
reel 4 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/5:1-5:204
reel 5 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/5:205-5:313
reel 6 - ARC. Ms. Var. 501/1,3. Scans of her drawings are available on CD rom D 22/1-2
Biographical summary Else Lasker-Schüler was a German-born Jewish poet, who wrote in German. She was active in Germany until 1933. She eventually settled and died in Jerusalem.
Ownership history Deposit of the State Custodian.
Language Note The material is mainly in German, and some translations in Hebrew and English.
National Library system number 990026102280205171

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