Letter to Philip Zilcken, letter, writer (clerical worker): Rose Imel, 1922-03-05, writer (clerical worker), paper, materials by function, lined paper, ink, writing (processes), pen, height 425 mm x width 425 mm, Person, Philip Zilcken, workshop, studio of the artist (in general), painting (including book-illumination, miniature-painting), exhibition, art, Paris, Venice, A sheet of aged paper with pale horizontal ruling fills the image, covered across its surface with cursive handwriting in a dark ink that varies in intensity, showing flowing slanted lines and looping strokes; the ink appears slightly faded in places and there are small brownish spots and faint creases on the paper, including a vertical crease near the center and subtle horizontal fold marks, while the margins show slight discoloration and the overall tone of the paper is an off-white with a warm, slightly yellowed patina.
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Letter to Philip Zilcken, letter, writer (clerical worker): Rose Imel, 1922-03-05, writer (clerical worker), paper, materials by function, lined paper, ink, writing (processes), pen, height 425 mm x width 425 mm, Person, Philip Zilcken, workshop, studio of the artist (in general), painting (including book-illumination, miniature-painting), exhibition, art, Paris, Venice, A sheet of aged paper with pale horizontal ruling fills the image, covered across its surface with cursive handwriting in a dark ink that varies in intensity, showing flowing slanted lines and looping strokes; the ink appears slightly faded in places and there are small brownish spots and faint creases on the paper, including a vertical crease near the center and subtle horizontal fold marks, while the margins show slight discoloration and the overall tone of the paper is an off-white with a warm, slightly yellowed patina.

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