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Letter by Otto Bamberger to Erich Dieckmann

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English: Handwritten letter by Otto Bamberger (1885–1933) to the Bauhaus furniture designer Erich Dieckmann (1897–1944). Translation: Otto Bamberger, Lichtenfels, Sonnenhaus [= Solar House], the 26th September 1927. Dear Mr. Dieckmann! I hope you arrived well back home + met your family again. This evening for the first time we are alone in our new library & enjoy the beauty + evenness of this room. The longer one stays in it, the more one is pleased. It is something really nice and perfect you have created here & I wished many people would been able to see it. Then for sure you could not get saved of incoming orders. […]
Deutsch: Handgeschriebener Brief des Otto Bamberger (1885–1933) an den Bauhaus-Möbeldesigner Erich Dieckmann (1897–1944). Transkription: Otto Bamberger, Lichtenfels, Sonnenhaus, den 26.9.27. Lieber Herr Dieckmann! Ich hoffe, daß Sie gut zu Hause angekommen sind + Ihre Familie wohl angetroffen haben. Wir sind heute abend zum ersten Mal allein in unserem neuen Bücherzimmer & genießen mit Ruhe die Schönheit + Ausgeglichenheit des Raumes. Je länger man sich darin aufhält, desto mehr freut man sich darüber. Es ist aber auch was wunderschönes & vollkommenes, was Sie hier geschaffen haben, & wünschte ich nur, daß recht viele Leute es sehen könnten – dann könnten Sie sich sicherlich nicht vor Aufträgen retten. […]
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Source copy of a handwritten letter by Otto Bamberger to the Bauhaus furniture designer Erich Dieckmann (1897–1944)
Author Otto Bamberger (1885–1933)

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