Fonds LS - Papers of Lucian Scherman

Identity area

Reference code

GB 891 LS

Title

Papers of Lucian Scherman

Date(s)

  • 10th Oct 1934 (Creation)

Level of description

Fonds

Extent and medium

1 item 47cm x 35cm printed material

Context area

Name of creator

Biographical history

Lucian Scherman was born on October 10, 1864, in Posen. He was a German Indologist, curator of the Ethnology Museum in Munich, and also a professor at Munich University. After attending high school, in 1882, he began studying Sanskrit at the Universityread more

Archival history

The custodial history is unknown.

Immediate source of acquisition or transfer

The material was printed at the University Press, Oxford, so it is possible that offprints were presented to appropriate organisations by the Press.

Content and structure area

Scope and content

The Papers of Lucian Scherman consist of a printed copy of an original birthday message that was sent as a bound copy, with 213 signatures, to Munich, for presentation to Professor Scherman on the occasion of his 70th birthday. It is entitled "Lucianread more

Conditions of access and use area

Conditions governing access

Open. Please contact the archivist. Details can be found here : https://royalasiaticarchives.org/ . The archive is open on Tuesdays and Fridays 10-5, and Thursdays 2-5. Access is to any researcher without appointment but it will help if an appointment isread more

Conditions governing reproduction

Digital photography (without flash) for research purposes may be permitted upon completion of a copyright declaration form, and with respect to current UK copyright law.

Language of material

  • English
  • German

Allied materials area

Related units of description

There are several books within our collections written by Lucian Scherman. Details can be found on our Library catalogue: https://ras.koha-ptfs.co.uk/.

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Description identifier

gb891-ls

Archivist's note

The papers were catalogued by Nancy Charley, RAS Archivist, in 2022.