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Ragnar Josephsons Arkiv Lunds Universitetsbibliotek, Handskriftsavdelningen Ragnar Josephsons arkiv Lunds universitetsbibliotek, Handskriftsavdelningen Anteckningar i samband med en genomgång av arkivet under 2014 av Ludwig Qvarnström. Äldre delen av arkivet är osorterat och onumrerat. Kapslar utan numrering men med påskrift: Tegnér – utkast Etc Drama ”En främmande fågel” (R.J.) Hallström – anteckning., o. Utkast Asger Jorn o nordisk folkkonst Innehåller en mängd anteckningar kring Tegnér och utkast till pjäsen ”Främmande fågel” och ev. till filmen ”Farliga vägar” (1941). En mängd citat ur olika skrifter som har med Dramatik och flera andra ämnen som Målarkonsten m.m. att göra. Även citat från flera olika författare (1900-tal) men som jag förstår det mest P. Hallström. Citat ur dagstidningar och brev till och från Hallström. ”Tal till mottagning i Röda rummet i Berns den 21 april 1965” Talet handlar om en konsthistoria utgiven av Natur & Kultur och finns i två versioner, en på små papper (troligen det som RJ läst ur) och en renskriven version på Natur och Kulturs papper. Ett långt radiotal (det står radio uppe i vänstra hörnet på första sidan) om David Klöcker von Ehrenstrahl. Brev från Per I. Gedin på Bokförlaget Aldus (9/4 1960) med förslag på att ge ut essäer av RJ, gärna fackbetonat och kanske som möjlig kursbok. Svar från RJ (13/4 1960) som är positiv och föreslår en bok med titeln ”Svensk byggnadskonst från år 1800 till funktionalismens inbrott”. RJ skriver att man en längre tid använt artiklar som RJ skrivit i Arkitektur 1922 (fyra häften om 1800talsarkitektur) i undervisningen men som blivit så svåra att få tag i att man fick sluta. Boken kan utgå från dessa artiklar. Ett annat förslag är ”Den humanistiska ståndpunkten” som kan bygga på en serie uppsatser om Lionardo, Burckhardt, Taine, Huizinga och problem som Det kritiska sinnet, Historisk skepsis, Vetenskapsmannen och tiden, Humanistens trångmål… Handskrivet och ganska omarbetat och kladdigt utkast till en inledning till Asger Jorns bok Nordisk folkkonst under 10000 år. Prof. Josephson, Ragnar ”Kanske en diktare” ”Sv. Arkitekter” Kanske en diktare för radion Innehåller flera versioner av en radiopjäs. Även versioner på franska. 1 Svenska arkitekter: Från nyantik till nationalromantik Svensk 1800-talsarkitektur Manus för en publikation På baksidan av mappen står det ”Opublicerad”. Det är ett manus till en arkitekturhistorisk översikt om 1800-talets svenska arkitektur som troligen skrevs 1945 (står noterat i slutet av avsnittet om F. Boberg. Ev. kan några texter vara hämtade från annat håll (hopplock av tidigare artiklar??). Sergel – Anteckningar o. manusutkast Kapseln är full av handskrivna utkast till en bok om Sergel. Fullt av korrektur och ändringar. Prof. Josephson, Ragnar ”Sergelstudier” En liten ringpärm med en bibliografi över Sergelstudier och förteckning av publicerade bilder m.m. Korrektur av en skrift om Sergel. Korrektur i vad som ser ut att vara ett särtryck av RJ’s ”Sergels melankoli”. Särtryck Wilhelm Nisser, ”Utvecklingen i den svenska porträttkonsten 1725-1745”, Tidskrift för konstvetenskap, 1929. Diverse anteckningar och brev rörande Sergel från1950-talet, RJ har frågat runt bland institutioner om de har Sergelmaterial, även i utlandet. Några av breven har skrivits med anledning av att RJ efterlyst bilder av Sergel i dagspressen. Ett brev från Per Bjurström (26/9-55) som ber om ett stödintyg från RJ med anledning av en ansökan om medel för en vistelse i Amerika. Fotografier av verk av Sergel. Kopia av ett brev av Sergel Josephson Sergel Greta Björklunds notis [??] till Sergelbok av Brising. En kommenterad version av Harald Brisings bok Sergels konst, troligen för revidering inför andra upplagan. Plansch till RJ’s bok om Tessin, andra delen. Prof. Josephson, Ragnar ”Ernst Josephson” Handskrivet föredrag om Ernst Josephson hållet på Glyptoteket 3 oktober 1957. Avdrag från artiklar om Ernst Josephson av RJ. Handskrivna avskrifter av brev mellan Ernst Josephson och J. P. Jacobsen. Även några maskinskrivna avskrifter av brev från Ernst Josephson till ??. Anteckningar kring Heidenstam. 2 Pressklipp, Heidenstam, RJ om Josephson m.m. Särtryck ur Ord & Bild med artiklar om Ernst Josephson av Carl Nordenfalk. Bibliografiska uppgifter om Ernst Josephson. Korrekturark till en text om Ernst Josephson (verkar lite osorterad). Avskrift för hand av vad som verkar vara en dagbok 1 mars 1879 till 28 juli 1872 (ligger i omvänd ordning). Josephson Ehrensvärd Kapsel i stort format. Fotografier av Ehrensvärd med noteringar på baksidan som anger att de publicerats. Handskrivna avskrifter av brev till och från Ehrensvärd. Fotostatkopior av Ehrensvärds texter i KB. Fotostatkopior av Sergels brev till Ehrensvärd. Maskinskrivet utkast till en text om Ehrensvärds konstlära. Josephson Ehrensvärd Kapsel i litet format. Fotostatkopia av ”Catalog öfwer General Amiralen och Commendeuren Högwalborne Herr Grefwe Ehrensvärds a Softerup warande Biblioteque”. Ett stort antal fotografier av Ehrenswärds bilder varav några har måttangivelser m.m. på baksidan (troligen för publicering). Provtryck av bok om Ehrenswärd med mycket lite korrektur. Josephson Ehrensvärd Kapsel i litet format. Maskinskrivet manus till troligen ett föredrag (litet format på pappret) med titeln ”Ehrensvärds skånska resa”. Två kopior/versioner. Föredrag hållet på Svenska Akademin 20/12 1961 om Ehrenswärd. Tre kopior/versioner i litet format, en märkt som den som upplästs. En massa fotografier av Ehrenswärds teckningar. Anteckningar och brevavskrifter… fragment av utkast till text om Ehrenswärd. Josephson, R. Manus & material Rörande L’Archevêque Fotografier av L’Archevêques verk. Även fotografier från Nimes (V. Lasnalle ?) med medföljande korrespondens kring fotona. Ev även material kring Filip Pasch (Drottningholms måleri och skulptur). Handskrivet (kladdigt med mycket korrektur) manus till bok om L’Archevêque. 3 Josephson, R. Manus & material rörande L’Archevêque Stor kapsel. Negativ av skulpturer tagna ur bok. Fotografier i en mapp där det även finns en avskrift på franska från arkivmaterial. Anteckningar och avskrifter sorterade efter olika verk, Drottningholm m.m. och tid, Personalia osv. Avskrifter från arkiv i Montpellier. Särtryck av föredraget ”Larchevêque och svenskarna” som RJ höll 20 mars 1958 på Vitterhetsakademiens årshögtid. Brev angående förfrågningar om arkivmaterial där RJ eftersökt uppgifter kring L’Archevêque. Bl.a en rysk fest i samband med Gustav III kröning. Josephson, R. Manus & material rörande L’Archevêque Liten kapsel. Särtryck ”Un groupe de pajou pour la place du peyrou au Musée de Montpellier” av Jean Claparède ur La Revue des Arts Musées de France 1957:3. Avfotograferade dokument ur arkiv i Montpellier. Fotografier av verk av Pasch, Dahlin… Manuskript med korrektur till ”L’Archevêque ungdom: Hans studier i Rom och hans första verksamhet i Frankrike”. På manuset står publiceringsåret 1973 och i slutet av manuskriptet står det att där slutar hans uppsats men att det finns mer arbetsmaterial och att manuset redigerats av Sten Åke Nilsson som även skrivit en sammanfattning som översatts till franska. Josephson, R. Sakkunnigut- låtande m.m. Stockholm Innehåller sakkunnigutlåtanden m.m. i samband med tillsättning av professur i Stockholm 1925. ”Utdrag ur protokoll hållet vid sammanträdet med den humanistiska fakulteten vid Stockholms högskola den 15 april 1925” Det utgör ett svar på besväran inskickad av G. Paulsson med anledning av sakunnigutlåtanden. I blyerts står det på första sidan ”konfidentiellt”. ”Sakkunnigeutlåtande över de sökande till den lediga professuren i de bildande konsternas teori och historia vid Stockholms högskola” (övre högra hörnet står det avs. [?] Josephson) Utlåtandena är sammanbundna och kommer i följande ordning: 4 Professor Hahrs utlåtande (21 sidor). Hahr gör två rangordningar, en baserad på att konstteori ligger före konsthistoria i bedömning och en tvärtom. Om konstteori går före konsthistoria blir rangordningen följande: 1 Gregor Paulsson 2 utan någon gradering: Henrik Cornell, Andreas Lindblom och Ragnar Josephson. Om konsthistoria går före konstteori blir rangordningen följande: 1 Ragnar Josephson 2 Henrik Cornell, Andreas Lindblom och Gregor Paulsson med visst företräde för Lindblom Professor Romdahls utlåtande (16 sidor). Romdahls rangordning: 1 Lindblom 2 Josephson 3 Paulsson Cornell anser han inte vara kompetens beträffande konstteori (däremot de bildande konsternas historia). Professor Roosvals utlåtande (17 sidor). Roosvals rangordning: 1 Lindblom 2 Josephson 3 Paulsson 4 Cornell Roosval rangordnade även provföreläsningar med samma rangordning som ovan. Professor Wrangels utlåtande (9 sidor, det lösa bladet hör hit!!). Wrangels rangordning: 1 Linblom 2 med tveksamhet Josephson först men Wrangel är tvetydig i rangordningen av de tre sökande under Lindblom (sista bladet av Wrangels utlåtande ligger löst). Gregor Paulssons besvärelse över utlåtandena (6 sidor). Avskrift där det står ”Konfidentiellt”. ”Förberedande utlåtande för tillsättning av Bergs professur i de bildande konsternas teori och historia vid Stockholms högskola 1947” I skriften finns utlåtanden från Josephson, Romdahl och Roosval. Den enda sökande är Sten Karling. ”Anders Zorns professur i nordisk och jämförande konsthistoria 1931. II. De sakkunniga 5 Professor August Hahrs, Professor Axel Romdahls, Professor Johnny Roosvals, yttrande” Av sakunnigutlåtandena framgår det att de sökande är: Henrik Cornell Helge Kjellin Gerda Bëthius Wilhelm Nisser På framsidan står det i blyerts: ”Lärarrådets placering: 1) Cornell 2) Boëthius 3) Nisser 4) Kjellin I skriften finns
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