Max Slevogt (1868-1932), German Impressionist. Along with his paintings, in which he primarily captured the atmosphere and light in soft brushstrokes, he was one of the most important illustrators of his time. Bruno Cassirer (1872-1941), Berlin's most significant publisher and the main promoter of Impressionism. He was the founder of the magazine “Kunst und Künstler”, which was one of the central art magazines in Germany. Eva Wolf is a research assistant at the Saarlandmuseum Saarbrücken and is responsible for provenance research. In 2018, she has compiled an edition of Max Slevogt's letters from the museum's collection. Armin Schlechter, Head of the Collections Department at the State Library in Speyer (LBZ). He is in charge of Max Slevogt's correspondence there and has already published various articles on it.

Max Slevogt (1868-1932), German Impressionist. Along with his paintings, in which he primarily captured the atmosphere and light in soft brushstrokes, he was one of the most important illustrators of his time. Bruno Cassirer (1872-1941), Berlin's most significant publisher and the main promoter of Impressionism. He was the founder of the magazine “Kunst und Künstler”, which was one of the central art magazines in Germany. Eva Wolf is a research assistant at the Saarlandmuseum Saarbrücken and is responsible for provenance research. In 2018, she has compiled an edition of Max Slevogt's letters from the museum's collection. Armin Schlechter, Head of the Collections Department at the State Library in Speyer (LBZ). He is in charge of Max Slevogt's correspondence there and has already published various articles on it.

Max Slevogt (1868-1932), German Impressionist. Along with his paintings, in which he primarily captured the atmosphere and light in soft brushstrokes, he was one of the most important illustrators of his time. Bruno Cassirer (1872-1941), Berlin's most significant publisher and the main promoter of Impressionism. He was the founder of the magazine “Kunst und Künstler”, which was one of the central art magazines in Germany. Eva Wolf is a research assistant at the Saarlandmuseum Saarbrücken and is responsible for provenance research. In 2018, she has compiled an edition of Max Slevogt's letters from the museum's collection. Armin Schlechter, Head of the Collections Department at the State Library in Speyer (LBZ). He is in charge of Max Slevogt's correspondence there and has already published various articles on it.