DLA106-0150  Transcription

Forest of Glen Tanar,

Aboyne,

Aberdeenshire.

4th May [1923]

Dear M. de Laszlo

Even in the wilds here I see you are having an Exhibition of your portraits[1] and if your would care to include the two splendid ones you did of Lady Douro [3999] & my Son [5357][2]

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I shall be glad if you take them. I am to be in Scotland till about the end of the month but I could easily arrange with my housekeeper at Hill Street about them[3]

At last we have got summer weather here after

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a long cold & sunny spring – please remember me to Mrs. de Laszlo[4]

Sincerely Yours

Margaret Glentanar

[In the top margin of the page, in another hand]

will show / Lady Douro – / put eine / order / or [illegible words]

To [be?] call / for m 23 –

SMDL

10/02/2023


[1] The French Gallery, London, A Series of Portraits and Studies by Philip A. de László, M.V.O., June 1923

[2] De László included the portrait of the Marchioness of Douro [3999] in the exhibition; it was no. 19 in the catalogue.

[3] See related item DLA106-0113, letter from Lady Glentanar to de László, 15 May 1923.

[4] Mrs Philip de László, née Lucy Madeleine Guinness (1870–1950) [11474]