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Keith Vaughan

Journal number twenty three

25 July–7 October 1944

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Keith Vaughan 1912–1977
Date
25 July–7 October 1944
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Created by
Keith Vaughan 1912–1977
Title
Journal number twenty three
Date
25 July–7 October 1944
Description
Covering such subjects as dreams (especially one where Vaughan's mother is murdered), Vaughan's relationship with his mother, sunbathing, quotes, reaching five years of war, recollections of normality before the war, autumn, future predictions, love affairs and the arrival of German prisoners at Eden Camp.
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 200817/1/23
Post-Impressionism Neo-Romanticism

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  • Personal Papers of Keith Vaughan TGA 200817 (7)
    • Journals TGA 200817/1 (7)
      • Journal number twenty three TGA 200817/1/23
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