DLA123-0129 Transcription

[Newspaper clipping affixed to top of page 1] Mr. Philip A. László, who has taken up his residence at 19, Hanover-terrace, Regent’s Park, has just been awarded a gold medal at the International Exhibition at Venice^[1]

Copenhagen

Oct 23. 1907

Dear Sir

On sorting my letters before leaving Den: mark tomorrow: I have found one of yours ap: parently unanswered. & must ask your pardon for having been so long in conveying to you the Queen’s best thanks

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for the excellent Portrait of the Princess of Hohen: zollern which you so kindly sent to Her Majesty.

Believe me | Yours truly

Charlotte Knollys

Editorial Note:

The Honourable (Elizabeth) Charlotte Knollys (1835-1930), Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Alexandra of Great Britain, née Princess Alexandra of Denmark (1844-1925) [7707]

30/10/2019

[1] In 1907, the de Lászlós settled in England, at first renting a house in Hanover Terrace, Regent’s Park. The following year, they moved to Palace Gate, Kensington. De László’s portrait of his wife Lucy playing the violin [6765] was awarded the Gold Medal at the International Exhibition in Venice in 1907.