SIEVEKING
(Lancelot de Giberne, 1896-1972, Artist, Writer and BBC Producer)
Signature 'Lance Sieveking' and Subscription,
to which he has added "No. 1144 !", 1 side 8vo, 15 Tite Street, Chelsea, S.W.3., no date, circa
Item Date:
1930
Stock No:
56500
£45
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SMITH
(Thomas Roger, 1830-1903, from 1879 Professor of Architecture, University College London)
Autograph Letter Signed to Samuel Joseph NICHOLL ,
(1826-1905, architect), thanking him "for your kind letter of congratulations - and none the less that it reminds me of our long friendship and of the old days at Cavendish Square, where I learned from you no small portion of what I know about our art", 3 sides 8vo., 10 Lancaster Place, London, 9th July
slight offset on third side
Item Date:
1881
Stock No:
13306
£25
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SOLOMON
(Solomon Joseph, 1860-1927, Painter)
Fine Signature and inscription
“yours faithfully” on a card, 4½” x 3½” on card, dated in another hand 23rd September
Item Date:
1924
Stock No:
43282
£50
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THE McMILLAN BUILDING, St. LOUIS
SPEARL
(George, 1881-1948, Architect and partner at Jamieson and Spearl)
Original Architectural Print Signed and inscribed
"To the Rt. Reverend Deal Oxley and his Lady", the print shows the McMillan Building at Washington University, now an Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, which was built the following year, 12½" x 9", no place but St Louis,
Item Date:
1930
Stock No:
39976
£275
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SPENCER
(Gilbert, 1892-1979, Artist, brother of Sir Stanley)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to Vera LANE POOLE
(1890-1965, Vera Ellen Dendy, Painter, Wife of Austin Lane Poole, 1889-1963, Historian, from 1913 Tutor, then Fellow at St John's College, Oxford, President, 1947-1957) saying he was sorry to hear “about Austin & you. I want to come over as soon as I can get a chance. Stanley has had a very serious operation but has come out of it well and muted optimism becomes less muted as time passes. He is very lively in the circumstances. My own movements are restricted for the moment because I like to to get over & see him as much as I can. I had a letter from Henry the other day. He expressed the hope that I was growing older gracefully. I don’t think I am. I must admit that I find the backward glances terribly attractive But Gillian is happy enough so I suppose it’s all alright really. She is with the Linden Singers & broadcasts quite a bit I like it very much. I am just completing a largish mural for the teas room at the R.A. 19’ x 9 in which I have traced an artist’s progress from the cot to the National Gallery if he is very good. I also finished one in the Student’s Union London U. based on the Scholar Gipsy, 15’ x 10’. I regard these as the equivalent of two one man shows so I can say that I am not relaxing in my efforts...”, 2 sides 8vo., The Cottage, Upper Basildon, Berks, no date but
Item Date:
1958
Stock No:
43547
£225
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