Joseph Bard

1882–1975

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Joseph Bard (18 May 1892 – 1975), born József Diamant, was an expatriate Hungarian writer, known for a novel Shipwreck in Europe (1928) and short stories written in English, and as a literary editor. He settled in the United Kingdom, where he was later known as Joseph Bard. His background was Jewish and Hungarian.

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Photograph of Eileen Agar sitting by the beach in Bridport
Joseph Bard
1934
Photograph of Eileen Agar feeding the pigeons in St Mark’s Square, Venice
Joseph Bard
September 1949
Script of a hypothetical conversation between Joseph and ‘Allegra’ on masculinity
Joseph Bard, recipient: Eileen Agar
3 December 1928

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Letter from Eileen Agar to Joseph Bard
Eileen Agar, recipient: Joseph Bard
[1920s]

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Sketches, letters, etc.

Photograph of Eileen Agar sitting by the beach in Bridport

Photograph of Eileen Agar feeding the pigeons in St Mark’s Square, Venice

Script of a hypothetical conversation between Joseph and ‘Allegra’ on masculinity

Letter from Eileen Agar to Joseph Bard

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