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Squared sketch for ‘The River Erme’
Algernon Newton
[c.1928]
Squared sketch for ‘Villa Starhemburg’
Algernon Newton
[c.1937]
‘Letter for Ed’ from Paul Nash, with attached images
Paul Nash, recipient: Edward Burra
[c.December 1943]
Manuscript essay by John Banting, describing a summer’s afternoon in the country
John Banting
date not known
Printed book jacket for ‘The Noise of History’ by John Lehmann, Hogarth Living Poets, second series No 2, designed by John Banting
John Banting
1934
Printed book jacket for ‘Mr Norris Changes Trains’ by Christopher Isherwood, designed by John Banting
John Banting
1935
Printed book jacket for ‘The Sergeant in the Snow’ by Mario Rigoni Stern, designed by John Banting
John Banting
1954
Photograph, the reverse is inscribed ‘Nancy Cunard’s African bracelets’
John Banting
[1920s–1960s]
Photograph of John Banting in Lenk, Austria
John Humphrey Spender
March 1938
Photograph of John Banting in Lenk, Austria
John Humphrey Spender
March 1938
Photograph of Nazi entry into Innsbruck, Austria
John Banting
March 1939
Photograph of Nazi entry into Austria
John Banting
March 1939
Sketchbook 12
Graham Sutherland OM
1944–5
Sketchbook 14
Graham Sutherland OM
1946–9
Sketchbook 15
Graham Sutherland OM
[c.1947–50]
Sketchbook 16
Graham Sutherland OM
1947–57
Sketchbook 17
Graham Sutherland OM
1947–62
Sketchbook 18
Graham Sutherland OM
1950
Sketchbook 19
Graham Sutherland OM
1950
Sketchbook 20
Graham Sutherland OM
[c.1950–3]
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