delaney lawrence (6 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 112.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. reissue edition. 112 pages. 7.00x4.50x0.25 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: New. Sager, Michelle (illustrator).

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo. [16]pp. Stapled printed self-wrappers. Library stamp and small stain on front wrap, very good. Magazine aimed at publisher's of poetry and poetry magazines, and dealers in collectible poetry. Includes reviews and letters by both Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Judson Crews commenting on a letter sent to them by the editor. *OCLC* locates seven copies, apparently only this issue was published.

Both items in fair condition, on lightly aged and creased paper. The second letter addressed by the secretary on the reverse, with four torn stamps and postmarks, to 'Mr. Lawrence Hodson | Bradbourne Hall | Ashbourne | Derbyshire'. The 'set of stations' referred to in the first letter is likely to have been based on those executed by Gill in stone in Westminster Cathedral, and completed in 1918. Letter One (3 November 1920): 1p., 12mo. After thanking Hodson for his letter, Gill informs him that 'Father Delaney [Father Bernard Delaney, OP] says he will certainly publish your article [in 'Blackfriars', the journal of the English Dominicans, of which he was editor] and I am very pleased.' Hodson's 'suggestion that a set of stations should be made in wood cuts is already in hand [last two words placed in quotation marks by Gill]'. Gill 'has seen the cuts' and thinks that 'something in the same manner would certainly be effective and might be very useful'. Gill is sending Hodson a copy of 'the little book that we brought out some years ago', and he will let him know 'as soon as the bigger ones materialise'. Letter Two (10 March 1921): 1p., landscape 12mo. He thanks Hodson for another letter, 'and for the note on "Dress" which I am sending on to the editor of "Blackfriars". I hope he will publish it, and am glad you approved of the article.' He continues: 'I will see that a print of the large woodcut of the first "Station" is sent to you.' He concludes by informing Hodson that he will be 'very pleased to see you when you can come to Ditchling'. While chairman of the brewers W. Butler & Co., Hodson had organised the Wolverhampton Art and Industrial Exhibition of 1902. A connoisseur of the arts, his collection of Pre-Raphaelite paintings and library of illuminated manuscripts were auctioned by Sotheby's in 1906.

Zustand: Very Good. Princeton, NJ: Art Museum, Princeton University, 1976. First Edition. Slim oblong quarto; publisher's tan pictorial card wrappers; 75pp.; halftone illus. throughout. Very light shelf wear, old ink manuscript price to upper cover, else Very Good and sound. Signed by the artists Joseph Delaney and Lois Mailou Jones on pp. 25 and 41 respectively. The show featured works by seven Black contemporary artists, including Romare Bearden, Rex Goreleigh, Jacob Lawrence, Hughie Lee-Smith, and Hale Woodruff as well as Delaney and Jones.