Schnabel, Artur. (1882-1951). Typed Letter. Typed letter, signed "Artur Schnabel." 1 page, on his personal letterhead. Dated 16-6-37 and addressed to Dr. Sluzewski. In fine condition. 20.9 x 27 cm. In German, translated in full:
"This time it will be unfortunately not possible for me to accept your friendly invitation, since I remain really not longer than three days in England, and of that, one day will be spent in the country. In the autumn, however, I will come for a longer visit to your new homeland, and then the opportunity for a meeting in your house will be certainly more welcome. With many greetings to you both, also from my wife, your very devoted, Artur Schnabel."
"This time it will be unfortunately not possible for me to accept your friendly invitation, since I remain really not longer than three days in England, and of that, one day will be spent in the country. In the autumn, however, I will come for a longer visit to your new homeland, and then the opportunity for a meeting in your house will be certainly more welcome. With many greetings to you both, also from my wife, your very devoted, Artur Schnabel."
Schnabel, Artur. (1882-1951). Typed Letter. Typed letter, signed "Artur Schnabel." 1 page, on his personal letterhead. Dated 16-6-37 and addressed to Dr. Sluzewski. In fine condition. 20.9 x 27 cm. In German, translated in full:
"This time it will be unfortunately not possible for me to accept your friendly invitation, since I remain really not longer than three days in England, and of that, one day will be spent in the country. In the autumn, however, I will come for a longer visit to your new homeland, and then the opportunity for a meeting in your house will be certainly more welcome. With many greetings to you both, also from my wife, your very devoted, Artur Schnabel."
"This time it will be unfortunately not possible for me to accept your friendly invitation, since I remain really not longer than three days in England, and of that, one day will be spent in the country. In the autumn, however, I will come for a longer visit to your new homeland, and then the opportunity for a meeting in your house will be certainly more welcome. With many greetings to you both, also from my wife, your very devoted, Artur Schnabel."