Meintest du seit?
No address but possibly sent from London.
June 1919] Description No address but possibly sent
No address but possibly sent from London.
March 1919] Description No address but possibly sent
Sent from Paris.
Lett-Haines Date [18 March 1925] Description Sent
Barbara Hepworth’s hopes regarding society in 1960 sent
Barbara Hepworth’s hopes regarding society in 1960 sent
Peter Lanyon’s letter recounts in great detail the art scene in St Ives from the mid-1930s, and notes important exhibitions, and the foundation of the Penwith Society of Arts in 1949. The accompanying questionnaire displays Lanyon’s fierce opposition to what he considers to be an intrusion of artists from outside Cornwall, who are distorting the ‚Cornish Style‘.
Hodin Letter and questionnaire sent by Peter Lanyon
I’ve transcribed them neatly and sent them off by express – I assume the NVC gallery had the invitation sent out
I’ve transcribed them neatly and sent them off by express
Letter requesting the inclusion of artists into the categories of internees eligible for release.
Kenneth Clark, recipient: Mr Asquith Copy of a letter sent
The letter thanks her for photographs she has sent
Description The letter thanks her for photographs she has sent
This small scalloped card has an ink drawing of a hand holding a pen, with scroll designs on the knuckles. It is possibly drawn by John Banting, but the card reads, ‚Happy Christmas from [?Bar]‘, [possibly Barbara Ker-Seymer].
Humphrey Spender Small hand-drawn Christmas card sent
Sent from Arachon.
Lett-Haines Date [24 March 1925] Description Sent
