The Archive

The Times. Illustration of de László's portrait of the Queen of Romania [3200] and announcement of the artist's forthcoming exhibition at the French Gallery (June 1924)

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Daily Mirror. Photograph of de László painting Queen Marie's portrait [3200]; some of the artist's best-known works are listed

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The Star. Photograph of de László painting the Queen of Romania's portrait [3200]

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Evening News. Photograph of Queen Marie of Romania sitting for her portrait [3200] in de László's studio

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Manchester Dispatch. Queen Marie of Romania is sitting to de László [3200]; description of the artist's home ("dull-looking), the Italian garden, his "Japanese attendant", and the "medieval Italian hall"

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The Times. The Queen of Romania, accompanied by the Infante Alfonso and the Infanta Beatrice of Spain, visited de László's studio on Thursday afternoon

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The Times. De Lászlós were amongst those who accepted an invitation to the Austrian Minister, Baron Franckenstein's second musical soirée in Belgravia last night

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Morning Post. At the Rugby School speech day, praise was given to the character-study of the woodcutter, Sganarelle from Molière’s “Le Mèdecin Malgré Lui", by Paul de Laszlo

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The Times. De László has returned to London from Italy. His portrait of the Pope [6690] will be on view at his forthcoming exhibition (French Gallery, June 1924)

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Daily Chronicle. After sitting to de László for her portrait [3200], the Queen of Romania delivers a personal message to the boys of England; includes a message from "the boys of Romania"

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Passing Show. The writer recently saw de László's "particularly brilliant" picture of Lord Beatty [111868]; mentions the artist's internment, and that he is now "reinstated in public esteem"

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The Daily Graphic. Illustrations of three portraits [3534][4770][6348] on view at de László's exhibition at the French Gallery (June 1924)

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Nottingham Guardian. Review of de László's exhibition of 50 pictures at the French Gallery (June 1924) singling out the portraits of Queen Marie of Romania [3200], Pope Pius XI [6690], Sir Roger Keyes [5990] and Sir John Maffey [6251]

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Birmingham Post. A report on Rugby School's Speech Day; Paul de Laszlo listed among the cast of Molière's "Le Médecin Malgré Lui"

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The Times. Illustrations of de László's portraits of Pope Pius XI [6690] and Sir John Maffey [6251]; the artist's exhibition at the French Gallery (June 1924) opens tomorrow

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Islington Daily Gazette. The winner of the first prize at the Empire Ball's pageant costume competition will be painted by de László [13294]

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The Evening Standard. A ball will be held at Lord Leverhulme's Hampstead house; de László is choosing fancy dress for Haidee Wright; he will paint the pageant winner's portrait; includes a description of the studio, mentioning an unfinished work on the easel ("the wife of some diplomat, red-haired and very good looking"), and portraits of the artist's mother and Princess Andrew of Greece

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Illustrated Sunday Herald. Empire Ball at Lord Leverhulme's Hampstead home; first prize in the pageant costume competition is "original and unusually valuable"—a portrait by de László [13294]; the writer estimates the cash equivalent as ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 guineas

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The Lady. The Duchess of Marlborough received guests at a tea dance at Claridge's on Tuesday ahead of the Empire Ball at Lord Leverhulme's house in Hampstead on April 30th. The prize for the winner of the pageant costume competition will be a portrait painted by de László [13294] (this item is a duplicate of DLA095-0146)

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Evening News. De László will paint the portrait of the winner of the first prize in the Pageant Costume Competition at the Empire Ball [13294]

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