Box 100

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: With the exception of the children's book, the items included here give further evidence to d'Harnoncourt's young artistic expression. If it were not for her name written on the covers of the two undated sketchbooks, the drawings in each appear to be by two different hands. In the smaller book are a few sketches of hands, faces and figures apparently drawn from life. The larger book holds figures far more stylized and attenuated, similar to her father's drawing style and to the...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Most of the documentation in this subseries pertains to d'Harnoncourt's father, René, and consists primarily of third party correspondence. There are some original writings of his, including captioned drawings, a notebook, and photocopies of published articles. He is also the subject of most of the photographs that comprise the "Photographs" sub-subseries. Other correspondents include d'Harnoncourt's mother, some of her Austrian relatives, and a few members of the Rishel family. ...