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Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0119

25/03/1925
Yorkshire Evening Argus. De László recently completed portraits of Lord Beatty [111868] and the American Ambassador [5917]. Brief description of the artist's home in Hampstead. How the artist met his future wife, Lucy Guinness. Almost identical article to DLA096-0175.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0120

20/03/1925
Daily Chronicle. De László has painted the portrait of Adeline Walker [13294] of the Hippodrome chorus. It was hung at the theatre yesterday. Duplicate of DLA096-0022.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0121

03/05/1925
Le Charivari. Brief mention of de László's portrait of Lady Victoria Gilmour [5331] exhibited at the Paris Salon; flattered by her golden veil.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0122

05/06/1925
Berkshire Chronicle. Humorous account of Jerome K. Jerome having had his portrait painted by the artist Solomon J. Solomon, who struggled to attain a likeness. "De László had the same trouble with me not long ago, but got over it by luring me to talk about myself. In his portrait [5841] there is a touch of the enthusiast.”
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0123

19/05/1925
The Daily Telegraph. The de Lászlós were present at the Royal Opera House for the opening of the season.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0124

29/05/1925
The Westminster Gazette. The de Lászlós were present at the soirée of the Contemporary Art Society. The journalist wonders whether de László will paint Guilhermina Suggia too. DLA096-0126 is a partial duplicate of this item.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0125

28/05/1925
The Times. The de Lászlós were present at a soirée held at the Spring Gardens Gallery, Trafalgar Square, in aid of the Contemporary Arts Society.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0126

29/05/1925
The Westminster Gazette. The de Lászlós were present at the soirée of the Contemporary Art Society. The journalist wonders whether de László will paint Guilhermina Suggia too. This is a partial duplicate of DLA096-0124.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0127

10/06/1925
The Morning Post. The de Lászlós will leave for Paris on Saturday, returning at the end of the month.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0128

07/05/1925
Natal Mercury. Obituary of Lord Leverhulme. F. Goodall, managing director of Lord Leverhulme's company, will soon receive a full-length portrait of the chairman by de László [6043].
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0129

10/06/1925
The Times. The de Lászlós will leave for Paris on Saturday, returning at the end of the month. Duplicate of DLA096-0083.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0130

Unidentified publication. Lord Dawson of Penn's opinions on health, from his closing address to the Canadian and American delegates at Wigmore Hall.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0131

19/02/1925
The Times. The American Ambassador has commissioned de László to paint his portrait for the American Chancellery [5917] where it will join other Ambassadorial portraits.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0132

24/02/1925
The Times. The de László have left for the South of France and will be absent for four weeks.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0133

29/05/1925
Daily News. Presentation of de László's portrait of Dr Alfred Cort Haddon [2458] at a dinner at Christ's College. Text is verbatim in DLA096-0073.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0134

17/04/1925
Glasgow Evening News. De László's portrait of Mrs Chichester Crookshank [4130], on view at the Royal Scottish Academy, is an illustration of the artist's "gracious courtliness".
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0135

17/04/1925
Glasgow Record. De László's portrait of Mrs Chichester Crookshank [4130], on view at the Royal Scottish Academy, is described as "a dominating and arresting conception."
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0136

11/04/1925
London Opinion. Adeline Walker, of the Hippodrome chorus, won first prize for her costume as New Zealand at 1924's Empire Ball. De László donated the prize of a blank canvas and her portrait has now been painted [13294]. This item and DLA096-0164 are duplicates of DLA096-0028.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0137

31/08/1925
Daily Mirror. De László's portrait of Mrs Harmsworth [6909], mother of Viscount Northcliffe, illustrates the announcement of her death. Duplicate of DLA096-0103/DLA096-0104.
Miscellaneous Press Cuttings 1925, 096-0138

17/04/1925
The Morning Post. De László exhibits a "vivacious and gracious, if somewhat superficial portrait of Mrs Crookshank" [4130] at the Royal Scottish Academy's exhibition.