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Manuscripts
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1896 September-1897 February
Manuscripts
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mssHM 12590-12744
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Aubrey Beardsley correspondence
Manuscripts
A collection of letters written from 1895 to 1898, by Aubrey Beardsley to the English publisher, Leonard Charles Smithers. The letters are written from various locations including London, Epsom, Bournemouth, England; Brussels, Belgium; and Paris, Dieppe, and Mention, France. Separated binding included in box 4.
mssHM 12590-12744
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The remains of a poet
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"The preceding text, entirely by Aubrey Beardsley, has been edited from his collected letters and rearranged into blank verse. The publisher wishes to thank Clifton Word who graciously lent original editions of Beardsley for the illustrations in this volume"--Colophon.
653060
Sixteen loose prints, with separate binding
Visual Materials
Sixteen loose prints (Env. 8) and binding that may have held them (Env. 9), ca. 1865. Both the images and the binding bear the name, written in ms., in ink, "L.V.P.," "L.V. Palmer" or "Louise V. Palmer", who probably collected and used the images for personal use. The images do not appear to have come from one source. All of the images have been numbered in ms.. Most of the cards depict ruined castles or chateaux and nature scenes. While the binding may have been used to hold the cards, the length of the cards exceeds the proportions of the binding. The name "Louise V. Palmer" is written in ms. on the inside front cover, along with the phrase "Lower Woodstock, 1865". There are also two quotations and the name "Miss Jennie Hubbard." On the back cover there are some Greek letters and the phrase "My Darling" at the top.
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