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- 65462891 - AnneWorner
- WINNER - 65547018 - Preacher357
- 65657970 - vanderfb
- 65688169 - dguent
- 65690412 - not-logged-in-065a7dfda35100facdb9
- 65695420 - not-logged-in-b7727f39af0084145fbe
65462891 - AnneWorner
WINNER - 65547018 - Preacher357
Blackheath 2 ix 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Your letter is rather confusing about the lec-
tures. Thank you for offering to take one of the
engagements if I should be busy (I adore you for
thinking of that) but I hope it will not be necess-
ary.
I have accepted Hammersmith. Do I take your
letter to mean that we should each do a course -
I at St. Albans and you at Hammersmith? If you
think this is a good idea I will ask John Skipp.
I am not sure that our finances would compel you
to do that, though, and guide-lecturing is a bore.
Tell me more clearly what you mean. I'm sorry to
be so dense.
Your suggestions about reviewing are all congen-
ial to me but not many books are sent to Art News
and Review, at present, and certainly neither of
those you mention have gone to Gainsborough. I
wish they had. The publishers have not accepted
the paper wholeheartedly yet, you see.
What very good news about your cliff painting.
I am glad St. Nicholas is being so useful. You sh-
ould have some more news of it soon - I look for-
ward to your next letter describing your progress.
Here is a poem - quite a slight one, I admit - about
it:
Today when the clouds are exact
Like Rene Magritte weather
I think of you my loving
Double and double-dealer
At the game of likeness
On the shore where formerly
I was your foreground figure
65657970 - vanderfb
Blackheath 2 ix 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Your letter is rather confusing about the lectures. Thank you for offering to take one of those engagements if I should be busy (I adore you for thinking of that) but I hope it will not be necessary.
I have accepted Hammersmith. Do I take your letter to mean that we should each do a course - I at St Albans and you at Hammersmith? If you think this a good idea I will ask John Skipp. I am not sure that our finances would compel you to do that, though, and guide-lecturing is a bore. Tell me more clearly what you mean. I'm sorry to be so dense.
Your suggestions about reviewing are all congenial to me but not many books are sent to Art News and Review, at present, and certainly neither of those you mention have gone to Gainsborough. I wish they had. The publishers have not accepted the paper wholeheartedly yet, you see.
What very good news about your cliff painting. I am glad St Nicholas is being so useful. You should have some more news of it soon - I look forward to your next letter describing your progress. Here is a poem - quite a slight one, I admit - about it:
Today when the clouds are exact
Like Rene Magritte weather
I think of you my loving
Double and double-dealer
At the game of likeness
On the shore where formerly
I was your foreground figure
65688169 - dguent
Blackheath2 ix 1949
Dearest Sylvia,
Your letter is rather confusing about the lectures. Thank you for offering to take one of the engagements if I should be busy (I adore you for thinking of that) but I hope it will not be necessary.
I have accepted Hammersmith. Do I take your letter to mean that we should each do a course - I at St Albans and you at Hammersmith? If you think this is a good idea I will ask John Skipp. I am not sure that our finances would compel you to do that, though, and guide-lecturing is a bore. Tell me more clearly what you mean. I'm sorry to be so dense.
Your suggestions about reviewing are all congenial to me but not many books are sent to Art News and Review, at present, and certainly neither of those you mention have gone to Gainsborough. I wish they had. The publishers have not accepted the paper wholeheartedly yet, you see.
What very good news about your cliff painting. I am glad St Nicholas is being so useful. You should have some more news of it soon - I look forward to your next letter describing your progress. Here is a poem - quite a slight one, I admit - about it:
Today when the clouds are exact
Like Rene Magritte weather
I think of you my loving
Double and double-dealer
At the game of likeness
On the shore where formerly
I was your foreground figure
65690412 - not-logged-in-065a7dfda35100facdb9
Blackheath 2ix 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Your letter is rather confusing about the lec-
tures. Thank you for offering to take one of the engagements if I should be busy (I adore you for
thinking of that ) but I hope it will not be necessary.
I have accepted Hammersmith. Do I take your letter to mean that we should each do a course -
I at St Albans and you at Hammersmith? If you
think this is a good idea I will ask John Skipp.
I am not sure that our fianances would compel you to do that, though, and guide-lecturing is a bore.
Tell me more clearly what you mean. I'm sorry to
be so dense.
Your suggestions about reviewing are all congenial to me but not many books are sent to Art News and Review, at present, and certainly neither of those you mention have gone to Gainsborough. I wish they had. The publishers have not accepted the paper wholeheartedly yet, you see.
What very good news about your cliff painting. I am glad St Nicholas is being so useful. You should have some more news of it soon - I look forward to your next letter describing your progress. Here is a poem - quite a slight one, I admit - about it:
Today when the clouds are exact
like Rene Magritte weather
I think of you my loving
Double and double-dealer
At the game of likeness
On the shore where formerly
I was your foreground figure
65695420 - not-logged-in-b7727f39af0084145fbe
Blackheath 2 ix 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Your letter is rather confusing about the lectures. Thank you for offering to take one of the engagements if I should be busy (I adore you for thinking of that) but I hope it will not be necessary.
I have accepted Hammersmith. Do I take your letter to mean that we should each do a course - I at St Albans and you at Hammersmith? If you think this a good idea I will ask John Skipp.
I am not sure that our finances would compel you to do that, though, and guide-lecturing is a bore. Tell me more clearly what you mean. I'm sorry to be so dense.
Your suggestions about reviewing are all congenial to me but not many books are sent to Art News and Review, at presesnt, and certainly neither of those you mention have gone to Gainsborough. I wish they had. The publishers have not accepted the paper wholeheartedly yet, you see.
What very good news about your cliff painting. I am glad St Nicholas is being so useful. You should have some more news of it soon - I look forward to your next letter describing your progress. Here is a poem - quite a slight one, I admit - about it:
Today when the clouds are exact
Like Rene Magritte weather
I think of you my loving
Double and double-dealer
At the game of likeness
On the shore where formerly
I was your foreground figure