ARNOLD ZWEIG. Two Typed Letters Signed, "Zweig," to Abraham Yaskil, in German. The first, sending a typescript of an essay [by Zweig on Amos, an 11-year old fine artist; present] as an expression of thanks for the art print that arrived during the high holidays, and hoping to meet after his trip. The second, on a postcard, pointing out that a recent issue of the London magazine New Life [June 1947, Vol. 1] No. 5 includes Zweig's essay on Amos and an image of him and reproductions of his artworks, suggesting that Yaskil write the magazine for copies to show others, and in a 5-line holograph inscription on verso, mentioning his walk down Shabtai Levi Street [in Haifa]. Together 2 pages, oblong 8vo or 12mo; faint scattered foxing. Haifa, 3 November 1947; 3 January 1948
WITH--Arnold Zweig. Two typescripts, unsigned, different versions of his brief essay entitled, "A Master of Watercolors: 11 Years Old," one with notes in unknown hand, in English and Hebrew. Each 1 page, 4to or tall 4to; cello tape repairs on verso. Np, [1947].
