COOPER
(Thomas Sidney, 1803-1902, R.A., Animal Painter)
Autograph Letter Signed to Sir William TITE
(1798-1873, Architect, President of the Royal Institute of British Architects, MP) telling him that he begs "to say my picture is sold. It was painted to Commission ...", 1 side 8vo., no place, 29th April
Item Date:
1848
Stock No:
40394
£150
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COOPER
(Thomas Sidney, 1803-1902, R.A., Animal Painter)
Autograph Letter Signed to Dr Bryant,
saying he has "just arrived in Town - and wish to see you. If you will call here tomorrow when you visit your patients I shall be at home at 3 o'c.", 2 Dorset Square, 'Thursday' no date, circa
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Item Date:
1870
Stock No:
56471
£175
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COOPER
(Thomas Sidney, 1803-1902, R.A., Animal Painter)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Lane'
saying "with regard to my friend Burgess, I think there cannot be a better or more eligible person for your Society, having known him so long & always seeing him, I can speak of him as a very competent man ...", 1 side 8vo., no place, 21st January
Item Date:
1846
Stock No:
38354
£175
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COPE
(Sir Arthur Stockdale, 1857-1940, Portrait Painter)
4 Autograph Letter Signed to William Pengelly, F.R.S., 1812-1894, the geologist,
thanking him for "arranging sittings regardless of your own convenience ... I should have blamed myself greatly had I taken advantage of your kindness ... my proposed trip does not at all matter" (28th May 1881), "Please come ... in your most comfortable clothes - I don't care a bit about a frock coat" ('Wednesday morning'), returning photographs "with many apologies. I trust you are well and jolly as when I last saw you ... I saw your name at the Aberdeen meeting" (5th October 1885), 10 sides 8vo., 2 Stratford Avenue and 12 Douro Place, London W., 18th May 1881 - 5th October
Item Date:
1885
Stock No:
18872
£135
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COSTA
Giovanni, 1826-1903, Italian Painter and Patriot) and Julia Constance FLETCHER (1853-1938, the American ex-patriate Writer 'George Fleming')
Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Reiss,
(Caroline, 1813 or 1814-1893, wife of Leopold Reiss, of Broom House, Eccles, merchant in Manchester), in Italian with translation, asking if Costa might have "the two pictures which I have had the honour to paint for Mr and Mrs Reiss, so as to exhibit them in company with others of mine for the whole of the month of June at the Fine Art Society", adding that if so, "one would also need to allow Miss Fletcher to come to your house ... since this lady, whom perhaps you will know as an author under the name of George Fleming, kindly wishes to write a popular review of my exhibition", he thanks her and "will come to pay my respects ... after the middle of May ...", with an Autograph Letter in the 3rd person from Miss Fletcher, saying "she called this afternoon, with Professor Costa of Rome, to enquire, (at the suggestion of Sir Frederic Leighton whose card [not present] she encloses)" and asking if Mr Reiss would kindly let her know when "(before four o'clock) she might call ... and will he be good enough to leave directions with the servant about showing the pictures? It is desirable that the catalogue may be completed without delay", 3 sides 8vo., Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W., 19th May 1882, Costa's letter 4 sides 8vo, Rome, 30th April
(Translation)
Rome, 30th April 1882
2 San Martino [Via del] Mac<c>ao
Most Esteemed Mrs Reiss,
With this letter I am asking your ladyship to be so good as to let me have the two pictures which I have had the honour to paint for Mr and Mrs Reiss, so as to exhibit them in company with others of mine [Side 2] for the whole of the month of June at the Fine Art Society in a room I have taken for the purpose. But not only this: and if you would grant me this favour, one would also need to allow Miss Fletcher to come to your house and take note of the two little pictures; since this [Side 3] lady, whom perhaps you will know as a writer under the name of George Fleming, kindly wishes to write a popular review of my exhibition.
In the hope that you will grant me this favour, I thank you in anticipation and will come to pay my respects to you after the [Side 4] middle of May.
With every expression of esteem and respect, I subscribe myself Your Ladyship's
Most devoted Servant
Giovanni Costa
Item Date:
1882
Stock No:
56315
£275
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