gri_2003_m_46_b03_f09_017
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- 65932411 - NVarellas
- 66154846 - not-logged-in-992124c654a322caefa6
- WINNER - 66206083 - WiltedLotus
- 66419477 - MrComaToes2
- 66483676 - Chris5420
- 67119628 - mar15ted
65932411 - NVarellas
On the Train20 x 50
Dearest Sylvia
I am on my way to B'ham on a 4 1/2 journey: I am rather tired and I shall be quite glad when my lecture & journey are over for a day or two. My host at Muntingdon was Oscar Johnson, a director at Legatt Gallery & he has offered to show me 2 unknown Hogaraths & assist me with photograph and information for the new book. He lives in a C 16th H. plan house in a walled, many- layered garden. We talked until one this morning drinking whiskey in a room containing several Constables & Gainsboroughs, Rembrandt, Velvet Brueghal, and Bonington. I felt very spoiled and mellow.
The afternoon lecture at Bury S. Edmunds to a less sophisticated audience was successful I think. Everybody gives me meals so I have needed to spend very little. John Johnson the Arts Council Regional Director came to both lectures. He was very nice about the lectures & said my method was like Pevsner's, whom he had immediately before called a very good lecture.
I miss not having news of you & your new painting. I am excited to see it - and the portrait of a cat with the Savage.
B'ham
I am now at the hotel & have just checked over my notes. I think I am ready for Renoir. The hotel is the one, the Queen's, at which we stayed nearly 2 years ago. I love you & wish you were here now. Ah my ravishing creature, I love you.
I hope you are working well & sleeping well
I love you
Lawrence
66154846 - not-logged-in-992124c654a322caefa6
20 x 50 In the trainDearest Sylvia
I am on my way to B'ham on a 4 1/2 journey: I am rather tired and I shall be quite glad when my lecture + journeys are over for a day or two. My host at Huntingdon was Oscar Johnson, a director of Legatt gallery& he has offered to show me 2 unknown Hogarths & assist me with photographs & information for the new book . He lives in a C16th H - plan house in a walled, many - layered garden. We talked until one this morning drinking whiskey in a room containing several Constables& Gainsboroughs, Rembrandt, "Velvet" Brueghel, and Bonington. I felt very spoiled and mellow.
The afternoon lecture at Bury S. Edmunds to a less sophisticated audience was successful I think. Everybody gives me meals so I have needed to spend very little . John Johnson the Arts CouncilRegional Director came to both lectures. He was very nice about the lectures & said my method was like Persneris , whom he had immediately before called a very good lecturer.
I miss not having news of you & your new painting. I am excited to see it - and the portrait of a cat with the garage.
B'ham
I am now at the hotel & have just checked over my notes. I think I am ready for Revair . The hotel is the one , the Queen's, at which we stayed nearly 2 years ago. I love you & wish you were here now.
Oh my ravishing creature, I love you.
I hope you are working well & sleeping well
Love you
Lawrence
WINNER - 66206083 - WiltedLotus
20 X 50 In the TrainDearest Sylvia
I am on my way to B'ham on a 4 1/2 journey: I am rather tired and I shall be quite glad when my lecture & journey are over for a day or two. My host at Huntingdon was Oscar Johnson, a dir-ector at Legatt Gallery & he has offered to show me 2 unknown Hogarths & assist me with photographs as information for the new book. He lives in a C 16th H. plan house in a walled, many-layered garden. We talked until one this morning drinking whisky in a room containing several Constables & Gainsboroughs, Rembrandt, "Velvet" Breughel, and Borington. I felt very spoiled and mellow.
The afternoon lecture at Bury S. Edmunds to a less sophisticated audience was successful I think. Everybody gives me meals so I have needed to spend very little. John Johnson the Arts Council Regional Director came to both lectures. He was very nice about the lectures & said my method was like Persner's whom he had immediately before called a very good lecture.
I miss not having news of you & your new painting. I am excited to see it - and the portrait of a cat with the savage.
B'ham
I am now at the hotel & have just checked over my notes. I think I am ready for Renoir. The hotel is the one, the Queen's, at which we stayed nearly 2 years ago. I love you & wish you were here now. Oh my ravishing creature, I love you.
I hope you are working well & sleeping well
I love you
Lawrence
66419477 - MrComaToes2
20 X 50 In the TrainI am on my way to B' ham on a 4 1/2 journey: I am rather tired
and I will be quite glad when my lectures & journey are over for
a day or two. My host at Huntingdon was Oscar Johnson a dir -
rector at Leggatt Gallery & he has offered to show me 2 unknown Hogarths & assist me platographs
or information for the new
book. He lives in a C 16th H plan house in a many-
layered garden. We talked until this morning drinking
whiskey in a room containing several Constable's & Gainsborough's,
Rembrandt, "Velvet" Brueghel, and Bonington. I felt very spoiled
and mellow.
The afternoon lecture at Bury S. Edmunds to a less sophisticated
audience was successful I think. Everybody gives me meals so I have
needed to spend very little. John Johnson the Arts Council
Regional Director came to both lectures. He was very nice about
The lectures & said my method was like Pevsner's,
whom he
had immediately before called a good lecturer.
I miss not having news of you & your new painting.
I am
excited to see it - and the portrait of a cat with the savage.
B ' ham
I am now at the hotel & have just checked over my notes. I think I
am ready for Renoir. The hotel is the one, The Queen's, at which we
stayed nearly 2 years ago. I love you & wish you were here now.
Oh my ravishing creature, I love you.
I hope you are working well & sleeping well
I love you
Lawrence
66483676 - Chris5420
In the Train20 x 50
Dearest Sylvia
I am on my way to B'ham on a 4 1/2 journey: I am rather tired
and I shall be quite glad when my lecture & journeys are over for
a day or two. My last at Huntingdon was Oscar Johnson, a dis-
aster at Legatt Gallery & he has offered to show me a unknown
Hogarth & assist me with photographs as information for the next
book. He lives in a C16th H-plan house in a walled, many-
layered garden. We talked until one this morning drinking
whiskey in a room containing several Constables & Gainsboroughs,
Rembrandts, "Velvet" Brueghel, and Bonington. I felt very spoiled
and mellow.
The afternoon lecture at Bury St Edmunds to a less sophisticated
audience was successful I think. Everybody gives me meals so I have
needed to spend very little. John Johnson the Arts Council
Regional Director came to both lectures. He was very nice about
the lectures & said my method was like Pensneris, whom he
had immediately before called a very good lecturer.
I miss not hearing news of you & your new painting' I am
excited to see it - and the portrait of a cat with the savage.
B'ham
I am now at the hotel & have just checked over my notes. I think I
am ready for Renoir. The hotel is the one, the Queen's, at which we
stayed nearly 2 years ago. I love you & wish you were here now.
Oh my ravishing creature, I love you.
I hope you are working well & sleeping well
love you
Lawrence
67119628 - mar15ted
20 x 50 In the Train Dearest Sylvia I am on my way to B'ham on a 4 1/2 journey: I am rather tired and I shall be quite glad when my lectures & journeys are over for a day or two. My part at Huntingdon was Oscar Johnson, a director of Leggett Gallery & he has offered to show me an unknown Hogarth & assist me with photographs or information for the new book. He lives in a C16th H. plan house in a walled, many-layered garden. We talked until one this morning drinking whiskey in a room containing several Constables & Gainsboroughs, Rembrandt, Velvet Brueghel, and Bovington. I felt very spoiled and mellow. The afternoon lecture at Bury S. Edmunds to a less sophisticated audience was successful I think. Everybody gives me meals so I have needed to spend very little. John Johnson the Arts council Regional Director came to both lectures. He was very nice about the lectures and said my method was like Pensner's, whom he had immediately before called a very good lecturer. I miss not having news of you & your new painting. I am excited to see it - and the portrait of a cat with the savage. B'ham I am now at the hotel & have just checked over my notes. I think I am ready for Renoir. The hotel is the one, the Queen's at which we stayed nearly 2 years ago. I love you & wish you were here now. Oh my ravishing creature, I love you. I hope you are working well & sleeping well I love you Lawrence