Erich Mendelsohn Original Architectural Plan

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I have in my possession the original architectural plans for Erich Mendelsohn’s longtime friend Erwin Weichmann.

Mendelsohn in 1921-1922 designed the Seidenhaus Weichmann for Erwin Weichmann his longtime friend. It is now called the Weichmann Textile house.

In 1946 Erich Mendelsohn designed a residential property for Erwin Weichmann, who now lived in University City, MO. Erwin Weichmann was the individual who made the introduction between BNai Amoona Synagogue of University City, MO and Erich mendelsohn.

My family has many more Erich Mendelsohn architectural plans made for Erwin Weichmann. I want to get an appraisal of this to give my family and I an Idea of how to proceed.

Thank you for your help, I truly appreciate it.

Category Other

Medium Paper

Distinguishing marks Erich Mendelsohn

Condition Good

Date Period 1946

History Was drafted for Erwin Weichmann by Erich Mendelsohn.
Designed for a property in the St. Louis, MO area. Erwin Weichmann knew Erich Mendelsohn since the 1910’s.

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