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- 66084563 - srasg56
- 66291843 - southsidesunny
- WINNER - 66336847 - SailorVal
- 66410475 - Moggsy8
- 66448207 - neptunekez
- 66466560 - gailkoelker
66084563 - srasg56
Pett 25.5.50Dearest Lawrence
What a delight to have a letter from you so
soon, and so well illustrated - I wish I had your
lecture and am longing to hear of the light and
of your discovery in the Catena design. I did not
mention to how how very nice you looked - but
you did - with an exquisitely tied bow!
I enclose the 'Bonnard' ticket. I see it is until
10.30 not 11.30 as I wrote! I must go to Berthe
Morisot on my return - I shall just have time.
Michael is coming up with his picture on Saturday next
to put it into the Observer exhibition - he will see
it then.
The garden here is very luscious owing to all the rain
the apple blossom is almost over - but the laburnum is
still to bloom, and the rhododendrons have surpassed
themselves and are a glowing pink-mauve mass.
This afternoon M bought a very nice very small
Georgian portrait in a carved frame for lb10 it is
in the style of Morland, rather red faced man
well drawn and solid in rather thickly painted.
He hopes to made something on it - he thought he might
be sending it to Christies.
I feel terribly tired as I am not well -
though I have not done much - we are going off early
to-morrow morning - my address will be
c/o Mrs Margaret Hicks
7 Hermitage Road, Lansdown,
Bath
We shall stay until Tuesday - then I think go to Oxford
and come back here on Thursday.
As the bus for me was fairly empty you could probably
66291843 - southsidesunny
Pett 25.5.50Dearest Lawrence-
What a delight to have a letter from you so
soon, and so well illustrated-- I wish I had your
picture and am longing to hear of the light, and
of your discovery in the Catena design. I did not
mention to you how very nice you looked-- but
you did - with an exquisitely tied bow!
I enclose the 'Bonnard' ticket. I see it is until
10.30 not 11.30 as I wrote! I must go to Berthe
Morisot on my return- I shall just have time.
Michael is coming up with his picture on Saturday next
to put it in to Observer Exhibition-- We will see
it then.
The garden here is very luscious owing to all the rain
the apple blossom is almost over-- but the labernum is
still in bloom, and the rhododendrons have surpassed
themselves and are a glowing pink-mauve mass.
This afternoon M bought a very nice very small
Georgian portrait in a carved frame for a lb. it is
in the style of Morland, a rather red faced man
well drawn and solid is rather thickly painted.
He hopes to make something on it-- he thought he might
try sending it to Christies,
I feel terribly tired as I am not well--
though I have not done much -- we are going off early
to-morrow morning-- my address will be
c/o Mme. Margaret Hicks
7 Hermitage Road, Lansdown.
Bath
We shall stay until Tuesday-- then I think go to Oxford
and come back here on Thursday.
As the bus for me was fairly empty you could probably
WINNER - 66336847 - SailorVal
Pett 25.5.50Dearest Lawrence,
What a delight to have a letter from you so
soon, and so well illustrated. I wish I had your
lecture and am longing to hear of the light, and
if your discovery is the Catena design. I did not
mention to you how very nice you looked - but
you did - with an exquisitely tied bow!
I enclose the 'Bonnard' ticket. I see it is until
10.30 not 11.30 as I wrote! I must go to Berthe
Morisot on my return. I shall just have time.
Michael is coming up with his pictures on Saturday next
to put it in to the Observer Exhibition - he will see
it then.
The garden here is very luscious owing to all the rain
the apple blossom is almost over - but the laburnum is
still in bloom, and the rhododendrons have surpassed
themselves and are a glowing pink-mauve mass.
This afternoon M bought a very nice very small
Georgian portrait in a carved frame for a lb it is
in the style of Morland, a rather red-faced man
well drawn and solid - rather thickly painted.
He hopes to make something on it - he thought he might
try sending it to Christies.
I feel terribly tired as I am not well -
though I have not done much - we are going off early
to-morrow morning - my address will be
c/o Mrs Margaret Hicks
7 Hermitage Road, Lansdown,
Bath
We shall stay until Tuesday - then I think to to Oxford
and come back here on Thursday.
As the bus for me was fairly empty you could probably
66410475 - Moggsy8
Pett 25.5.50Dearest Lawrence -
What a delight to have a letter from you so soon, and so well illustrated. I wish I had your lecture and am longing to hear of the light and of your discovery in the Catena design. I did not mention to you how very nice you looked - but you did - with an exquisitely tied bow!
I enclose the 'Bonnard' ticket. I see it is until 10.30 not 11.30 as I wrote! I must go to Berthe Morisot on my return - I shall just have time. Michael is coming up with his picture on Saturday next to put it in to the Observer exhibition - he will see it then.
The garden here is very luscious owing to all the rain the apple blossom is almost over - but the laburnum is still in bloom, and the rhododendrons have surpassed themselves and are a glowing pink-mauve mass.
This afternoon Mr bought a very nice very small Georgian portrait in a carved frame for a $1 it is the style of Morland, a rather red-faced man well drawn and solid is rather thickly painted. He hopes to make something on it - he thought he might try sending it to Christies.
I feel terribly tired as I am not well - though I have not done much - we are going off early to-morrow morning - my address will be c/o Mrs Margaret Hicks
7 Hermitage Road, Landsdown'
Bath
we shall stay until Tuesday - then I think go to Oxford and come back here on Thursday.
As the bus for me was fairly empty you could probably
66448207 - neptunekez
Dearest Lawrence,What a delight to have a letter from you so soon and so well illustrated-I wish I had your lecture and am longing to hear I lishr, and I your discovery is the Catena descojn. I did not mention to you how very nice you looked- but you did- with a exquisitely tied bow!
I enclose the 'Bonnard' ticket. I see it is until 10:30 not 11:30 as I wrote! I must go to Berthe House on my return. I shall just have time. Micheal is coming up with his pictures on Saturday next to put it in to the Observer exhibition-he will see it then.
The garden here is very lushous owing to all the rain the apple blossom is almost over-but the labernum is still in bloom, and the rhododendrons have surpassed themselves and are a growing puits- mauve maso. This afternoon I bought a very nice very small Georgian portrait is a carved frame for a foll. It is the style of Mortaud a rather red faced man well drawn and soud is rather thickely painted. the hopes to make something in it- his thoughts hermigly try sendiing it to Christies.
I feel terribly tires as I am not well- though I have not done much- we are going off early tomorrow morning- my address will be to anne, mesagased tlieko.
Heswitape Road, Samsodown, Bath
we shall stay until Tuesday- Then I think go to Oxford and come back here on Thursday.
As the bus for me was fairly empty you could probably
66466560 - gailkoelker
Pett 25.5.50Dearest Lawrence- What a delight to have a letter from you so soon and so well illustrated. I wish I had your lecture and am longing to hear of the light and of your discovery in the catena design. I did not mention to you how very nice you looked-but you did-with an exquisitely tied bow! I enclose the 'Bonnard' ticket. I see it is until 10.30 not 11.30 as I wrote! I must go to Berthe on my return. I shall just have time. Michael is coming up with his picture on Saturday next to put it in to the Observer exhibition. He will see it then. The garden here is very luscious owing to all the rain the apple blossom is almost over-but the labernum is still in bloom, and the rhododendrons have surpassed themselves and are a glowing pink-mauve mass. This afternoon M bought a very nice very small Georgian portrait in a carved frame for a it is in the style of a rather red-faced man well drawn and solid rather thickly painted. We hope to make something on it-we thought we might try sending it to Christies. I feel terribly tired as I am not well-though I have not done much. We are going off early to -morrow morning. My address will be c/o Mme. Margaret Hicks 7 Hermitage Road, Lansdown, Bath We shall stay until Tuesday-then I think go to Oxford and come back here on Thursday. As the bus for me was fairly empty you could probably