The terms of use:
- Please note that the Paul Cassirer Archive & Walter Feilchenfeldt Archive is not available for public research.
- A great part of the archival material is published in the six volumes of „Kunstsalon Cassirer“. Ed. Bernhard Echte/Walter Feilchenfeldt, Nimbus. Kunst und Bücher, Wädenswil 2011-2016, Vol. 1-6
- All the archival information is digitalized in a data base and can be searched by us according to various criteria.
- Questions on serious art historical subjects will be answered by: information@walterfeilchenfeldt.ch
Walter Feilchenfeldt
Postfach 1763
CH-8032 Zürich
information@walterfeilchenfeldt.ch
Christina Feilchenfeldt
Ebereschenallee 14
D-14050 Berlin
cfeilchenfeldt@gmx.net
Petra Cordioli
p.cordioli@walterfeilchenfeldt.ch
Paul Cassirer Archive
The following documents of the Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer Berlin have survived the war:
- 5 purchase and sale books of the years 1903 – 1919
| Purchase book 1 | 2nd October 1903 – 30th November 1910 |
| Purchase book 2 | 2nd December 1910 – 27th December 1915 |
| Purchase book 3 | 8th January 1916 – 4th August 1919 |
| Sale book 1 | 2nd October 1903 – 28th April 1910 |
| Sale book 2 | Destroyed in the bombing of London during World War II |
| Sale book 3 | 1st May 1915 – 25th March 1919 |
- 16 Boxes with stock cards
| 6 boxes | A – Z (by artists) |
| 8 boxes | 5 – 21021 (by numbers) |
| 2 boxes | Old Masters (by artists) |
- 83 annotated catalogues of the auctions at Paul Cassirer from 1916 to 1936
- 25 Photographic albums from 1927 to 1935
The entire correspondence of Paul Cassirer Berlin was burned in Amsterdam in World War II.
Walter Feilchenfeldt Archive (1948-2011)
- Photographic material
- Correspondence
- Purchase and sales books