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Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0070

The World To-day. Emil Fuchs, 'Further Memories of a Court Sculptor'. Mentions de László, p. 860: de László's portrait of Sir George White [7724]; p. 862: both de László [4030] & Zorn painted Maud Cassel, considers Zorn's the better portrait; pp. 866-7: de László in more detail, praises his facility for likenesses, he was "able to handle not only the brush with facility, but also his sitters." De László came to Fuchs pre-war with an introduction from Count Mensdorff, then an attaché of the Austrian Embassy in London.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0073

Cambridge Daily News. Presentation of de László's portrait of Dr Alfred Cort Haddon [2458] at a dinner at Christ's College. Text is verbatim in DLA096-0133.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0077

Review of Reviews. Description of Lord Leverhulme's gallery of pictures at his Hampstead house, which includes a "fine portrait" by de László [6043].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0078

Boston Evening Transcript. Photographs of Lord Leverhulme, his home and collection including de László's portrait of Lord Leverhulme [6043] and description of it as "the one he liked".
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0095

Pinang Gazette. Dinner to celebrate the 70th birthday of Dr Alfred Court Haddon at Cambridge University. Portraits by de László were presented to Christ's College [2458] and the Museum of Archeology and Anthropology [2456]. A third portrait has been painted for Haddon's family [110647].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0130

Unidentified publication. Lord Dawson of Penn's opinions on health, from his closing address to the Canadian and American delegates at Wigmore Hall.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0145

The Washington Post. Illustration of de László's new portrait of Pope Pius XI [6690].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0156

Unidentified publication. Review of Emil Fuch's autobiography. His book includes occasional "injudicious" criticisms of other artists such as de László.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0157

The Connoisseur. Recent gifts to the Lady Lever Art Gallery include de László's portrait of Lord Leverhulme [6043].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0167

The Times. De László's "excellent likeness" of William Brand [2898] was presented to the sitter; a replica of the original portrait hangs in the company's boardroom.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0198

Bristol Evening News. De László's portrait of Mrs Crookshank [4130] will be on view at the Royal Scottish Academy's exhibition.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0199

Dundee Courier. Description of de László's portrait of Mrs Crookshank [4130], with its wonderfully textured, "gorgeous shawl", on view at the Royal Scottish Academy's annual exhibition.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0204

Daily Telegraph. A list of the guests (which included de László) who attended a dinner given to Sir Cecil Harcourt Smith on the occasion of his retirement as director of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0125

Sender: Chamberlin, Frederick Carleton (1870 - 1943)

Unidentified publication. Article about prehistoric monuments on the island of Minorca by Frederick Chamberlin, a correspondent of de László. There is no mention of de László.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0133

The Spectator (Canada). A calendar prepared to serve as a guide of sorts to the Northcliffe Collection includes a reproduction of de László’a portrait of Lord Northcliffe [4764].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0141

The Stage. Review of Jerome K. Jerome’s book "My Life and Times"; de László's portrait of Jerome [5841] serves as frontispiece.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0153

The Times. A National Police Fund has been established by The Times. There is no mention of de László in the article, but he did contribute by donating a "blank canvas" to be auctioned off to raise proceeds for the fund (see DLA097-0069).
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0154

The Times. De László proposes a scheme for enlisting his fellow-artists in aid of the National Fund for the Police Force (for his contribution, see DLA097-0069).
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0164

Daily Express. Guests attended a reception last night at Londonderry House. De László's portrait of Lady Mary Stewart [6158] hung in one of the central rooms.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0167

Multiple press cuttings: Christian World; Express & Echo; Dublin Evening Herald announcing de László is painting the Archbishop of Canterbury's portrait [4632].