Auction 41 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
Uri Zvi Greenberg – Handwritten letter – Jerusalem, 1930
Opening: $250
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A handwritten letter by Uri Zvi Greenberg, to Yeshaya Farb (?), regarding the translation of his poems. Jerusalem, Av, 1930.
A letter from Uri Zvi Greenberg, to Yeshaya Farb, who translated some of his poems for the Zionist-Polish paper Nowy Dziennik. In the letter Greenberg refers to Farb's translations and to the political situation in Poland.
"…good to know that my voice echoes in the diaspora…why are you silent? Why don't you blame the leadership who led to bankruptcy?...you have to correct some lines in your translation in accordance with the idea in the poem…"
Leaf 20.5 cm. Good condition. Slight spotting. Folding mark.
A letter from Uri Zvi Greenberg, to Yeshaya Farb, who translated some of his poems for the Zionist-Polish paper Nowy Dziennik. In the letter Greenberg refers to Farb's translations and to the political situation in Poland.
"…good to know that my voice echoes in the diaspora…why are you silent? Why don't you blame the leadership who led to bankruptcy?...you have to correct some lines in your translation in accordance with the idea in the poem…"
Leaf 20.5 cm. Good condition. Slight spotting. Folding mark.
Autographs, Manuscripts and Archives, Hebrew and Yiddish Literature, Bibliography and Research
Autographs, Manuscripts and Archives, Hebrew and Yiddish Literature, Bibliography and Research