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Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0152

18/06/1926
Yorkshire Herald. The Archbishop of York is to unveil de László's portrait of the Archbishop of Canterbury [4632] on 8 July in the Great Hall of the Church House.
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, 097-0155

26/05/1926
Tatler. Caricature of “The Royal Academy Banquet,” by Fred May depicting artists at a banquet to Sir Frank Dicksee. De László is caricatured alongside F.C. Bowring, Sir Giles G. Scott, John A.A. Berrie, Sir Frank Dicksee, Richard Jack and Sir John Lavery.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0156

30/05/1926
Daily Mail. The Archbishop of Canterbury is giving sittings to de László for a portrait [4632] which members of the Church Assembly will present to the Archbishop.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0158

11/03/1926
Charleston Post. Recent oil portraits of President Coolidge have renewed the discussion of whether official painted portraits should be photographic in their treatment.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0159

25/03/1926
The Daily Telegraph. The de Lászlós are listed among the guests present at a musical party given by Baroness Rubido-Zichy, wife of the Hungarian Minister in London, at their home in Prince’s Gate.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0160

17/03/1926
The Herald (Melbourne). Promotes special issue of Table Talk devoted to Pavlova. Notable pictures also include reproductions of de László's portraits of Lord and Lady Stradbroke [7211][7213], recently hung in the National Gallery.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0161

23/03/1926
The Herald (Melbourne). Illustration of de László's portrait of the Countess of Stradbroke [7213].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0162

16/02/1926
The Yorkshire Post. Review of Spring Exhibition, Oldham. Passing reference to de László; the article mentions Wilfrid Gabriel de Glehn’s portrait of his wife, which “reminds one of that virtuoso in paint, Laszlo.”
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0163

09/02/1926
The Westminster Gazette. The Duke and Duchess of York have rented Mrs Hoffman's Adam house at 40 Grosvenor Square. There are many "treasures" in the house, including paintings by Rubens and de László [9942].
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, 097-0165

10/02/1926
Daily Express. Review of the O.U.D.S performance of “King Henry IV,” in which de László's son, Paul, appeared.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0166

10/02/1926
The Daily Graphic. Review of the O.U.D.S performance of “King Henry IV,” in which de László's son, Paul, appeared.
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].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0168

22/05/1926
North Eastern Daily Gazette. British artists are receiving large numbers of commissions in the US. Lucy de László quoted as saying that de László, who went to the US for three months but stayed for six, could have remained for ten years. Text in DLA097-0169 is almost verbatim.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0169

21/05/1926
Dublin Evening Herald. British artists are receiving large numbers of commissions in the US. Lucy de László quoted as saying that de László, who went to the US for three months but stayed for six, could have remained for ten years. Text in DLA097-0168 is almost verbatim.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0170

04/06/1926
The Morning Post. The de Lászlós are named among the guests at a dance at Warwick House, St. James’s, home of the Hon Mrs Esmond Harmsworth.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0171

04/06/1926
Daily Telegraph. The de Lászlós are named among the guests at a dance at Warwick House, St. James’s, home of the Hon Mrs Esmond Harmsworth.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1926-1927, 097-0172

29/05/1926
The Morning Post. The de Lászlós are named among the guests at a musical soirée held at the Austrian Legation.