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- 68638129 - sndhawthorne
- WINNER - 68802791 - jsprake
- 68815761 - jesseytucker
- 68878272 - JanetCormack
- 69979072 - pogostickies
- 70510979 - glt
68638129 - sndhawthorne
Blackheath: Saturday evening [8-12-52]My dearest Sylvia
Wonderful. I expect you on Saturday 13th. Tell me exactly when in the afternoon and I will meet you, my love. That will give us a week together with very few tiresome duties. If you can see your Aunt on the TG on Thursday 18th that would be most convenient.
I hope you were able to get on with your x-mas cards in the other evening. I have three of the TG's best cards for you: two of Tissat and one of Stubbs. These seemed to me the most suitable and they are the most expensive.
I am most interested to hear that you have another still life in mind. I like the sound of The Dressing Table immensely. Let me know your new project when it is sufficiently clear in your mind. I will make notes for your catalogue before you come. I want it to be evocative as well as descriptive. I must not imprison you in one critic's view of you, so I must be allusive as well as introductory, yet without loss of clarity. That, as I see it, is what is required of me.
You are right that this is the weather for still life - not landscape. There has been a bad fog in London since Thursday night. Today it has been practically impenetrable (to sight, I mean). Thick, dirty, greasy, sour, in texture - but pictorially fascinating in its
WINNER - 68802791 - jsprake
Blackheath[8-12-52]
Saturday evening
My dearest Sylvia
Wonderful. I expect you on Saturday 13th. Tell me
exactly when in the afternoon and I will meet you, my love.
That will give us a week together with very few tiresome
duties. If you can see your Aunt at the TG? on Thursday 18th
that would be most convenient.
I hope you were able to get on with your Xmas cards
the other evening. I have three of the TG's best cards for
you: two of Tissat and one of Stubbs. These seemed to
me the most suitable and they are the most expensive.
I am most interested to hear that you have another
still life in mind. I like the sound of The Dressing Table
immensely. Let me know your new project when it is sufficiently clear in your own mind. I will make notes for your catalogue before you come. I want
it to be evocative as well as descriptive: I must not imprison you in one critic's view of you, so I
must be allusive as well as introductory, yet
without loss of clarity. That, as I see it, is what is
required of me.
You are right that this is the weather for still life -
not landscape. there has been a bad fog in London
since Thursday night. Today it has been practically
impenetrable (to sight, I mean). Thick, dirty, greasy, sour, in texture - but pictorially fascinating in its
68815761 - jesseytucker
[8-12-52]Blackheath:
Saturday evening
My dearest Sylvia
Wonderful. I expect you on Saturday 13th. Tell me
exactly when in the afternoon and I will meet you, my love.
That will give us a week together with very few tiresome
duties. If you can see your Aunt at the TG on Thursday 18th
that would be most convenient.
I hope you were able to get on with your xmas cards
the other evening. I have three of the TG's best cards for
you: two of Tiesot and one of Stubb. These seemed to
me the most suitable and they are the most expensive.
I am most interested to hear that you have nother
still life in mind. I like the sound the The Dressing Table
immensely. Let me kow your new project when it is
suffiiciently clear in your own mind. I will make
notes for your catalogue before you come. I want
it to be evocativ as well as descriptive: I must
not imprison you in one critic's view of you, so I
must be allusive as well as introductory, yet
without loss of clairty. That, as I see it, is what is
required of me.
You are right that this is the weather for still life--
not landscape. There has been a bad fog in London
since Thursday night. Today it has been practically
impenetrable (to sight, I mean). Thick, dirty, greasy,
sour, in lecture--but pictorially fascinating in its
68878272 - JanetCormack
Blackheath: [8-12-52]Saturday evening
My dearest Sylvia
Wonderful. I expect you on Saturday 13th. Tell me exactly when in the afternoon and I will meet you, my love. That will give us a week together with very few tiresome duties. If you can see your Aunt at the TG on Thursday 18th that would be most conveient.
I hope you were able to get on with your Xmas cards the other evening. I have three of TG's best cards for you: two of Tissot and one of Stubbs. These seemed to me the most suitable and they are the most expensive.
I am most interested to hear that you have another still life in mind. I like the sound of The Dressing Table immensely. Let me know your new project when it is sufficiently clear in your own mind. I will make notes for your catalogue before you come. I want it to be evocative as well as desciptive: I must not imprison you in one critic's view of you, so I must be allusive as well as introductory, yet without loss of clarity. That, as I see it, is what is required of me.
You are right that this is the weather for still life - not landscape. There has been a bad fog in London sinche Thursday night. Today it has been parctically impenetrable (to sight, I mean). Thick, dirty, greasy, sour, in texture - but pictorially fascinating in its
69979072 - pogostickies
[8-12-52]Blackheath:
Saturday evening
My dearest Sylvia
Wonderful. I expect you on Saturday 13th. Tell me
exactly when in the afternoon and I will meet you, my love.
That will give us a week together with very few tiresome
duties. If you can see your aunt at the TG on Thursday 18th
that would be most convenient.
I hope you were able to get on with your xmas cards
the other evening. I have three of the TG's best cards for
you: two of Tissot and one of Stubbs. These seemed to
me the most suitable and they are the most expensive.
I am most interested to hear that you have another
still life in mind. I like the sound of The Dressing Table
immensely. Let me know your new project when it is
sufficiently clear in your own mind. I will make
notes of your catalogue before you come. I want
it to be evocative as well as descriptive: I must
not imprison you in one critic's view of you, so I
must be allusive as well as introductory, yet
without loss of clarity. That, as I see it, is what is
required of me.
You are right that this is the weather for still life -
not landscape. There has been a bad fog in London
since Thursday night. Today it has been practically
impenetrable (to sight, I mean). Thick, dirty, greacy,
sour, in texture - but pictorially fascinating in its
70510979 - glt
Blackheath: [8-12-52]Saturday evening
My dearest Sylvia
Wonderful. I expect you on Saturday 13th. Tell me exactly when in the afternoon and I will meet you, my love. That will give us a week together with very few tiresome duties. If you can see your Aunt at the TG on Thursday 18th that would be most convenient.
I hope you were able to get on with your xmas cards the other evening. I have three of the TG's best cards for you: two of Tissat and one of Stubbs. These seemed to me the most suitable and they are the most expensive.
I am most interested to hear that you have another still life in mind. I like the sound of The Dressing Table immensely. Let me know your new project when it is sufficiently clear in your own mind. I will make notes for your catalogue before you come. I want it to be evocative as well as descriptive: I must not imprison you in one critic's view of you, so I must be allusive as well as introductory, yet without loss of clarity. That, as I see it, is what it required of me.
You are right that this is the weather for still life - not landscape. There has been a bad fog in London since Thursday night. Today it has been practically impenetrable (to sight, I mean). Thick, dirty, greasy, sour, in texture - but pictorially fascinating in its