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The letter concerns his busy workload and his work ‚Christ in Majesty‘ (1954-5) for Llandaff Cathedral. Includes original envelope.
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The letter concerns general news, his workload and a potential commission for the Royal Family.
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Refers to ‚The Visitation‘.
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The letter mentions having to remove his stones from storage, which is confirmed in TGA 8716/4. The letter also mentions his work ‚Adam‘ (1938-9).
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The letter mentions a trip he is about to take to New York and that he has ‚done a great deal of work lately‘. The letter also discusses the negatives of sending work abroad.
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The letter mentions working on ‚Anna Neagle‘ (1952) and his works ‚Madonna and Child‘ (1950-2) and ‚Social Consciousness (Philadelphia Group)‘ (1951-3). Includes original envelope.
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The letter discusses the weather, Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation, financial matters and mentions his works ‚Madonna and Child‘ (1950-2), ‚T.S. Eliot‘ (1951), ‚Social Consciousness (Philadelphia Group)‘ (1951-30) and ‚Christ in Majesty‘ (1954-5). Includes original envelope.
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The letter discusses general news, financial matters, his son Jackie Epstein, and mentions his work ‚Bishop of Lichfield Woods'(1955). He also discusses his busy workload and struggle to ‚get through everything‘. Includes original envelope.
Become a Member Sir Jacob Epstein, recipient: Peggy Jean
The letter mentions his work on designing the Philadelphia Franklin Medal and ‚Trades Union Congress War Memorial‘ (1956-7). The letter includes a newspaper cutting from the Daily Express about the Philadelphia Franklin medal awarded to Winston Churchill. Includes original envelope.
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The letter discusses his workload, ‚Lazarus‘ (1947-1948) and ‚Modern Art in the United States: A Selection from the Collections of The Museum of Modern Art, New York‘ exhibition at Tate Gallery (1956). The letter refers to enclosures that no longer exist. Includes original envelope.
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