Letter from The Independent Gallery to Leonard Woolf (22/10/1923)

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[[MS 2750/133/32]]

 

[pre-printed letterhead]   THE INDEPENDENT GALLERY  P.M. TURNER   PAINTINGS AND  DRAWINGS BY CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS AND FINE EXAMPLES OF EARLIER PERIODS   LONDON: 7a GRAFTON STREET, W.1.

 

Leonard Woolf Esq: 
The Hogarth Press, 
Paradise Road, 
RICHMOND.  SURREY.

 

                                                                                                 October 22nd: 1923.

 

Dear Mr. Woolf,

 

I have just heard from the owner of "The Pond, Sussex" [.]  He will of course allow the picture to be reproduced, and it is immaterial to him whether you put in "in a private collection" or in his name "collection F. Hindley Smith.

 

I take it that this is all the information you want from me, particularly as I told you the other day that the owner "The Hammock" wishes to remain annonymous.

 

Yours most faithfully, | Percy Moore Turner [signature]
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Reproduced with permission from the estate of Percy Turner, courtesy of Penguin Random House UK Archive and Library owner of the Hogarth Press collection at the University of Reading Special Collections.

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Source: MS 2750/133/32

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Letter from The Independent Gallery to Leonard Woolf (22/10/1923)

Author:

Percy Moore Turner, The Independent Gallery

Library:

University of Reading, Special Collections

Archival Folder:

MS 2750/133_Living Painters

Related To:

Duncan Grant, Living Painters

Percy Moore Turner writes to say that the owner of 'The Pond, Sussex' will allow the picture to be reproduced and that the owner of 'The Hammock' would like to remain anonymous.

 

Typescript on letter headed paper signed by Turner