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San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
24-page typescript and manuscript drafts of introduction of "Sculpture and Sculptors in Yorkshire," accompanied by a 1-page typescript "List of early Yorkshire artists" and typescript list "Alphabetical Index of Places in Yorkshire and the Sculptors Concerned."
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Incomplete manuscript, unorganized of a catalogue of monuments and sculptors, largely arranged by location.
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Consists of reprints of the Sculpture and Sculptors in Yorkshire: Part I (Reprint from Part 140, vol. XXXV, 1943). Sculpture and Sculptors in Yorkshire: Part II (Reprint from Part 141, vol. XXXVI, 1944) Sculpture and Sculptors in Yorkshire: Part III (Reprint, undated) Sculpture and Sculptors in Yorkshire: Additions and Corrections (Loose page, undated)
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Includes 22-page typescript/manuscript article on Francis Bird; 23-page biographical entry on Bird; 2-page typescript transcription of the "Catalogue ... of Mr. Francis Bird, late of Lincoln's Inn Fields. Statuary."
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Typescript article, "Photographs of Memorials of York Churches," and typescript list "Monuments in York Churches,"
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Consists of: Introduction (to book/pamphlet on Abbey), together with letter on The Guardian letterhead advocating an article on the Abbey to commemorate an exhibition of Abbey sculpture. "Monuments in Westminster Abbey ... prepared by Mrs. Arundell Esdaile" (Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings) (2 typescript versions; one is annotated and missing front page) "Re: Westminster Abbey Mons" (manuscript fragment, with additional fragments related to monuments) 1931 letter to Editor of The Times by Katharine Esdaile on Abbey monuments and subsequent correspondence. 1940-41 Correspondence from Lord Esher and another correspondent to Katharine Esdaile about problems of preservation during World War II bombings
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