- Title
- Journal number twenty-two
- Date
- 16 June–23 July 1944
- Description
- Covering such subjects as reflections on war and war news, changes in personalities to meet certain circumstances, thoughts on Nazis (especially acts that Vaughan considered evil and whether the world would forgive them), loneliness, Vaughan's past failures, friends (including Mrs T and Miss Shaw), children, meeting people on trains, Vaughan's mother, Koestler 'Arrival and Departure' and the recollection of a dream.
- Format
- Bound volume - diary
- Collection
- Tate Archive
- Acquisition
- The majority of the papers were given to the Tate Gallery by the executors of Vaughan's estate in 2008. Other items were given by Gerard Hastings and Mark Cecil.
- Reference
- TGA 200817/1/22
