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Edité par 20 November ; on letterhead of Burlington House Piccadilly London, 1896
Vendeur : Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Royaume-Uni
Manuscrit / Papier ancien
See his entry in the Oxford DNB. 2pp, 12mo. On a leaf of grey paper. In good condition, lightly aged. The recipient was studying at the Royal Academy Schools. Begins: 'Dear Miss Towgood / Thanks for your letter and enclosed statement by Mr Percy Young.' He asks to be sent 'the names of the authors of the various "Cartoons" and "Creswick"', so that he may have all his material 'ready for the Council on Tuesday next'. He intended to ask her for the names in 'the Schools' (of the Royal Academy at Burlington House), 'but a sudden attack of Influenza confines me to my room by the Doctor's order'.
Ephemera. Autograph letter signed, on letterhead Weston Lodge, 16, Grove End Road, N. W., dated Feb. 17, 1885. Addressed to E, Grattan, Esq., 'My dear Sir.' Single sheet folded to create 4 pages, written on all leaves. Calderon apologizes for not being able to submit work for a proposed exhibition in Antwerp and suggests the names of other painters 'whom I remember as being part our little band in Antwerp were: Mr. G. A. Storey, ARA, (19 St. John's Wood Road, NW) and David W. Wynfield (14 Grove-end-Road, St. John's Wood, N.W.).' Mild foxing. Previously folded for mailing.
Edité par One from Burlington House and another on letterhead of the Athenaeum Club Pall Mall London. None dated with year
Vendeur : Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Royaume-Uni
Manuscrit / Papier ancien
The three items in good condition, lightly aged. ONE: ALS. 'Saturday' [no date]. Burlington House. 1p., 12mo. On grey paper with mourning border. Addressed to 'Dear Doctor'. Allchin arranged to go to see him on the following Monday or Tuesday. 'I find I shall be receiving new students from 9.30 to 11 on Monday - Can you therefore keep your visit for Tuesday?' TWO: ANS. Addressed to 'Dear Dr Allchin'. Monday, 23 April [ no year ]. On Athenaeum letterhead, and clearly concerning Allchin's election as a member. Reads: 'Just elected - Congratulate ourselves on having you - Hope you will use the Club. | Yours in haste'. THREE: ANS. Addressed to 'Dear Doctor'. No place or date. Reads: 'Had you not better see me first? I merely suggest this.'.
Edité par 15 June ; on letterhead of Weston Lodge 16 Grove End Road London NW, 1898
Vendeur : Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Royaume-Uni
Manuscrit / Papier ancien
12mo, 1 p. Ten lines. Clear and complete. On bifolium with mourning border. Fair, on aged and discoloured paper. Endorsing the application of Walter F. Stocks for 'the vacant professorship of landscape painting in Queen's College'. Stocks 'has been an exhibitor at the Royal Academy for many years' and Calderon 'has admired his paintings on our walls'.
Edité par The Graphic [Victorian illustrated periodical], London, 1877
Vendeur : Stoneman Press, York, YK, Royaume-Uni
Art / Affiche / Gravure Edition originale
No Binding. Etat : Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. FINE, ORIGINAL, very large and impressive engraved print, after P. H. Calderon's painting then, in an exhibition at the Royal Academy. (Calderon was sometime Keeper of the Royal Academy.) Source: The Graphic, May 1877. Clean, fine condition engraving with a couple of margin marks and centre crease, as ever. Image measures 32cm by 44cm and the double page: 40cm by 58cm. Image is degraded and cropped but the original engraved drawing is larger and pin sharp. Secure cardboard tube delivery. 20% price reduction now applied.
Edité par On letterhead of 9 Marlborough Place St John's Wood NW. 'Sunday Evening' no date
Vendeur : Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Royaume-Uni
Manuscrit / Papier ancien
3pp., 12mo. Bifolium with mourning border. Good, on lightly-aged paper, with thin neat strip of paper mount at head of third page. The sense of humour for which the St John's Wood Clique was known is reflected in the letter, which begins: 'Marks, Storey and I have just returned from Paris, (to which dissolute city we went to see the "Salon") and after a hard course of study of pictures, frescoes, elaborate "menus" at Champeaux and female costume reduced to its simplest form at Offenbach's Theatre - (where it chiefly consists of a belt with a few small coins hanging about) here we are home again - to Virtue, Simplicity and Work!' He is sorry to be late replying: Horsley's friend's drawing is a good one, and he has 'many friends better able than myself to advise him'. 'The sending in is to-morrow and so, good luck to him - I am sure he thoroughly deserves it.' Calderon writes that he and his colleagues were all very sorry to learn the cause of Horsley's absence from the last meeting: 'it was badly attended - besides yourself - Ward and Leighton were absent - but very interesting, as Cope brought forward his motion'. Calderon has 'seriously studied the "lighting" at the Salon', and wants to 'try it in one room here'. He ends by asking: 'Will you back me up?'.