PH7570

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Original TIF File	1684 × 1620 pixels (2.73 MP) 14.3 cm × 13.7 cm @ 300 PPI	9.6 MB	Restricted
Screen	700 × 673 pixels (0.47 MP) 5.9 cm × 5.7 cm @ 300 PPI	305 KB	Download
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Alternative files
PH7570-1		10.1 MB
PH7570-2 New York American Sunday (5. November 1933)		8.1 MB
PH7570e-1 New York Evening Journal (1. November 1933)		6.4 MB
PH7570e-2 The Daily Boston Globe (5. November 1933)		1.4 MB

Resource details

Resource ID

9566

Access

Restricted

Resource type

Photos

ASC-ID

PH7570

Source/Collection

Arnold Schönberg Center - Wien

Period

1931 - 1935

Date

1933

City/Location

New York

Country

United States

Quantity of persons

Group

Motif environment

Exterior

From the album

Nuria Schoenberg Nono - Photo album

Named person(s)

Schönberg Arnold, Schoenberg-Nono Nuria, Schönberg Kolisch Gertrud

Keywords

ship, smiling, suit, standing, Ile de France, tie

Annotation (alt. files included)

Germany Loses, America Gains. –
Exiled by cruelty and antisemitc antics of Hitlerite Germany, Arnold Schoenberg, noted German composer, has come to the U.S., where he plans to establish his residence and teach music. He's shown aboard the Ile de France, with his wife and daughter.

The New York Evening Journal (November 1, 1933): Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schoenberg and their daughter, Nuria, are shown as they arrived aboard the S.S. Ile de France. Schoenberg, the famous German composer, plans to live in America and to teach music in New York and Boston.