Finding Aid for the Eric Gill Archive, 1887-2003 (bulk 1905-1940) MS.Gill msGill

Finding aid prepared by Processed by Jennifer Alcoset.
William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
©2004
2520 Cimarron Street
Los Angeles 90018
clark@humnet.ucla.edu


Contributing Institution: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
Title: Eric Gill Archive
Identifier/Call Number: msGill
Physical Description: 76.2 Linear feet 114 boxes, 14 flat files, 9 tubes, 8 items
Date (inclusive): 1887-2003 (bulk 1905-1940)
Abstract: This collection of materials accumulated by the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library documents the personal and artistic development and activities of Eric Gill, a twentieth-century English stone-cutter, sculptor, artist, author, typographer/type designer, printer, book illustrator; and champion of social reforms. The collection includes manuscripts, diaries, correspondence, legal and financial documents, scrapbooks, clippings, periodicals, photographs, Gill's books and library, as well as several printing items and a substantial amount of art.
Physical Location: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library.
Language of Material: English .

Access

Collection is open for research.

Publication Rights

Copyright has not been assigned to the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Librarian. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Collection on Eric Gill, MS Gill, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, University of California, Los Angeles.

Acquisition Information

The Clark's first Director, Lawrence Clark Powell, began collecting Eric Gill's art and manuscripts in the late 1940s and 1950s. He arranged with a London bookseller to act as liaison with the Gill family, which eventually designated the Clark to be the major repository of manuscripts and correspondence. Along with the manuscripts came four hundred volumes from the Gill's library as well as six volumes of scrapbooks and twenty folders of press clippings. The Clark also acquired Gill's own file of magazines and journals with his essays, articles and other contributions. Additional material has since been acquired by the Clark Library, including a related collection of ephemera, insurance documents and publisher's contracts and art items.
In early 2002 the Delmas Foundation provided grant funding to the Clark to arrange its archival collection on Eric Gill. An Assistant Librarian was hired to organize, rehouse and inventory the collection as well as to create an online finding aid in EAD for the Online Archive of California (OAC).

Processing Information

Processed by: Jennifer Alcoset, January 2004

Biography

Son of a non-conformist minister, one of twelve children, Eric Gill was born in Brighton in 1882 and brought up in Chichester, where he attended art school and learned the rudiments of drawing. At the age of eighteen he went to London to work in an architect's office, a prosperous firm specializing in church buildings. Here he acquired more of a draftsman's skills, although not entirely in sympathy with modern building methods, which Gill believed to favor the designer and contractor at the expense of the craftsman.
The Arts and Crafts movement, then in its first flowering, offered an exciting alternative to the "wage slavery" of the office as well as the opportunity to make his living independently. Instead of studying architecture in the evenings, Gill learned the art of carving inscriptions in stone. He attended classes in masonry at the Westminster Technical School and lettering at the Central School of Arts and Crafts, both schools specializing in practical, hands-on instruction in materials and methods. His teacher at the Central School was Edward Johnston, an expert calligrapher and an eloquent proponent of Arts and Crafts techniques. Gill not only shared Johnston's rooms for a few years, but even contributed a chapter to Johnston's Writing & Illuminating & Lettering, still a standard text on penmanship. By 1904 Gill was self-employed, supporting himself and his wife by carving lettering on public buildings for architects as well as tombstones and memorial tablets for private clients.
At this time, Gill's interest in art, religion, and politics were developing in diverse, often contradictory directions. His first experiments in sculpture won the approval of such influential artists and critics as Augustus John, Jacob Epstein, Roger Fry, and William Rothenstein. They admired the primitive vigor of his work and also its technical polish, a combination that prompted flattering comparisons with archaic sculpture on one hand and the newly fashionable Post-Impressionist art on the other. A German patron introduced him to Aristide Maillol, hoping the two artists would work together and learn from one another. During a brief and intense friendship with Jacob Epstein, he collaborated on the monument for Oscar Wilde and joined in wild plans to build a modernist Stonehenge in the Sussex countryside. On a much smaller scale, Gill carved in Hoptonwood stone a Golden Calf, originally intended for a London cabaret but eventually loaned to Roger Fry for the Second Post-Impressionist exhibition, where it was surrounded by paintings of Picasso, Matisse and Cézanne.
Gill never quite renounced his heritage in the Arts and Crafts or the patronage of the London art world, but he adamantly refused to be identified simply as a craftsman or an artist. He constantly sought other labels, other ways to fix a special place for himself in a society that he believed to be oppressive and unjust. He had a disputatious streak, a craving to be heard, a compulsive urge to take sides on the social issues of his day that could be satisfied only by sampling, asserting, and rejecting a profusion of political and religious allegiances. He dabbled in socialism, attended meetings of the Fabian Society, and spoke vociferously against the factory system. But he soon wearied of the discipline and obligations of political action, left London, and joined a community of craftsmen in Ditchling, Sussex. While at Ditchling, he and his wife converted to Catholicism, moved to another part of the village, and founded there a reconstituted religious community linked with the Dominican order. The Guild of SS. Joseph and Dominic operated on Distributist rather than socialist principles, extolling the sanctity of individual labor and advocating a return to private property and a self-sufficient rural economy. Some members of the Guild helped Gill in the studio, others tended livestock and tilled gardens.
Sculpture continued to occupy Gill during the Ditchling period (1907-1924) - perhaps most importantly the Stations of the Cross at Westminster Cathedral and the War Memorial at Leeds University - but at the same time Gill mastered other skills and developed other sources of income. His lettering was in great demand not just for stone inscriptions, but also for painted signs and printing, particularly buildings, title pages, and chapter headings. Characteristically, Gill learned wood engraving to have better control over how his lettering was printed. Once he became proficient with boxwood and graver, he began to experiment with printmaking and book illustration, and in turn tried his hand at the handpress, learning the first principles of typography and composition. The Guild founded its own private press, more to make a political than an artistic statement, yet its rudely printed broadsides and pamphlets are fetchingly illustrated with some of Gill's first engravings.
In 1924 Gill moved his family and studio to a deserted, half-ruined monastery in South Wales, having quit the Ditchling community in a dispute over finances. Although remote, inconvenient, and uncomfortable, the monastery of Capel-y-ffin provided a perfect setting for Gill to build his ideal religious community without unwelcome publicity or intrusions from the outside world. He found a new market for his wood engravings in the Golden Cockerel Press, publisher of far more ambitious books than the Guild, with higher standards of presswork, better design, and a more sophisticated clientele, willing and able to pay handsomely for sumptuously illustrated books. Increasingly intrigued by typography and its possibilities for independent self-expression, Gill not only catered to book collectors and bibliophiles but also to trade printers through the Monotype Corporation, which commissioned from him a series of distinguished typefaces. This lucrative relationship seems to have overcome his aversion for industrial capitalism, even though he was being paid by businessmen to design types for machine composition - and on retainer at that. He also put his business in sculpture on a sound financial footing by having his work regularly exhibited at the Goupil Gallery in London. Assured of steady sales, he undertook one of his largest, most impressive, and highly regarded carvings, Mankind, now at the Tate Gallery. Some critics consider it a companion piece to the earlier Mulier at UCLA, which is equally monumental if not a bit portentous and cold.
As his fame and business grew, so did the demands on his facilities, time, and energy. Gill brought his family closer to London in 1928, settling at Pigotts, near High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, in a commodious red-brick farmhouse with outbuildings providing ample space for studios, cottages, and a chapel. This too was intended to be a community of craftsmen, though now defined more as employees and family members than as adherents of a religious or political doctrine. Nevertheless Gill still attracted pupils, disciples, and pilgrims, who came to learn from the master craftsman, to share in his sense of high purposefulness, and to observe how he and his associates managed to live and work together apart from modern society.
In 1929 Gill reached the highpoint of his career: several major monographs appeared on his sculpture; a complete collection of his engravings was published in a lavishly printed limited edition; and a selection of his polemical essays was printed at his own press inaugurating a typeface of his own design. Within a year he suffered a breakdown from overwork. Although he never fully recovered, he remained formidably busy during the rest of his life. He designed and built a church, noteworthy for its stark interior and the central placement of its altar, a practical and symbolic expression of his views on liturgy. He carved massive public sculptures for the headquarters of BBC and of the London Underground. The British government selected him to carve huge panels for the League of Nations building in Geneva. Along with these prestigious commissions came more honors: he was elected an Honorary Associate of the Institute of British Architects, and Associate of the Royal Academy, and one of the first Royal Designers for Industry. Despite failing health, he wrote his Autobiography during 1940 and kept hard at work to the very end. While awaiting a minor operation, he corrected proofs of the Autobiography, sketched out some book illustrations, started a translation of the Psalms, kept up his accounts, and wrote the last entries in his voluminous diaries. Unexpectedly the surgery failed, and he died on November 17, 1940 at the age of fifty-eight.
When he died in 1940, he left behind more than a thousand engravings; at least one hundred and fifty books with his illustrations; eleven different printing types; and countless sculptures and inscriptions on city buildings, Catholic churches, and public squares throughout England. He harbored passionate convictions on religion, politics, and art, which he expressed in more than two hundred articles and more than fifty books. In his own day he was probably best known for his sculpture, his Stations of the Cross at Westminster Cathedral, his controversial War Memorial at Leeds University, and the monumental relief panels commissioned by the British government for the League of Nations building in Geneva. Trained by the distinguished calligrapher Edward Johnston, Gill developed an extraordinary skill in lettering. His vigorous sans-serif lettering is still used for tabular matter, signage, and advertising, and his elegant Perpetua has long been a favorite display face for fine printing.
Gill's fame nowadays rests on fine printing. The private press movement of his day opened a natural market for his many skills, not just lettering, but also book illustration and book design. His Four Gospels published by the Golden Cockerel Press in 1931 is considered a modern masterpiece, joining his wood-engraved illustrations, his decorative lettering, and a specially designed typeface in an uncanny union of image and text. A bitter foe of mass production and industrialized society, Gill eagerly embraced the ideals of hand craftsmanship propounded by John Ruskin and practiced by William Morris at the Kelmscott Press. Gill collaborated with the Golden Cockerel Press on several important books and also founded his own printing business, intended to be an outright commercial venture. Although not exactly a private press, the firm of Hague & Gill resembles the modern equivalent in that it bore its owner's highly individual stamp in matters of editorial policy, manufacturing, and design. Gill retained complete artistic control over publications such as his Twenty-Five typefaces. The UCLA Library has published an annotated checklist of Hague & Gill imprints, based on the Clark holdings and business records.

Scope and Content

This collection of material accumulated by the Clark Library documents the personal and artistic development and activities of Eric Gill, a twentieth-century English stone-cutter, sculptor, artist, author, typographer/type designer, printer, book illustrator; and champion of social reforms. The collection includes manuscripts, diaries, correspondence, legal and financial documents, scrapbooks, clippings, periodicals, photographs, Gill's books and library, as well as several original printing items and a substantial amount of art.
The collection is organized in nine series:
Series 1. Personal papers, 1895-1982 inclusive and undated, 3.6 linear feet
Series 2. Professional papers, 1905-1945 inclusive and undated, 16.65 linear feet
Series 3. Correspondence, 1913-1940 inclusive and undated, 12 linear feet
Series 4. Photographs 1908-1969 inclusive and undated, 6 linear feet
Series 5. Gill's books and library
Series 6. Legal and financial documents, 1900-1984 inclusive and undated, 4.66 linear feet
Series 7. Printed material, 1909-2003 inclusive and undated, 16.29 linear feet
Series 8. Topical material, 1893-1967 inclusive and undated, 1.5 linear feet
Series 9. Addenda (2008): Correspondence with David Hennessy and Dorothy Day, with related materials, 1935-1953 inclusive and undated, .5 linear feet.

Related Materials

The Clark Library's collection of art work by Eric Gill is cataloged in a separate guide that is accessible online through the Online Archive of California:

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Artists--England--20th century
Catholic converts--England--20th century
Letters--England--20th century

 

Personal papers Series 1_ 1898-1982

 

Diaries, Subseries 1_ 1895-1952

Physical Description: 1.8 Linear feet
box 1

1895-1912

box 2

1913-1927

box 3

1927-1940

box 4, Folder 1

Palestine Diary galley proofs 1949-1952

 

Biographical and interview items, Subseries 2_ 1910-1982 and undated

Physical Description: 1.8 Linear feet
box 5, Folder 1

Articles on Eric Gill, 1982

box 5, Folder 2

Interview with David Jones, April 9, 1961

box 5, Folder 3

Interview with unidentified person, May 4, 1961

box 5, Folder 4

Interview with Father Pepler, May 18, 1961

box 5, Folder 5

Interview with Joan and Rene Hague, May 18, 1961

box 5, Folder 6

Interview with David Jones II and Donald Attwater, May 20, 1961

box 5, Folder 7

Interview - Eric Gill Programme, July 11, 1961

box 5, Folder 8

Interview with Cecil and Vernon Gill, April 20, 1967

box 6

Bound collection of various manuscript items, 1910-1914

box 6

Life of Eric Gill, The, undated

box 7, Folder 1-2

Autopsychography, v.1 and v.2, 1940

box 7, Folder 3

Autopsychography, undated

box 4, Folder 2-8

Autobiography - corrected proof and typescript undated

 

Professional papers, Series 2_ 1905-1945 and undated

Physical Description: 16.65 linear feet (31 boxes)
 

Manuscripts, Subseries 1_ 1916-1945

Physical Description: 13.5 linear feet (25 boxes)
box 9, Folder 1

Abolish art and teach drawing (ERG 250)

box 9, Folder 2

All that England stands for (ERG 44)

box 9, Folder 3

And who wants peace? (ERG 36)

box 9, Folder 4

Animetur gentilis [650a]

box 9, Folder 5

Architect, The (ERG 64)

box 9, Folder 5

Architect, The (ERG 64)

box 9, Folder 6

Architects and builders (ERG 168)

box 9, Folder 7

Architecture and industrialism (ERG 136)

box 9, Folder 8

Architecture and sculpture (ERG 12)

box 9, Folder 9

Architecture and sculpture (ERG 171)

box 9, Folder 10

Architecture and sculpture (ERG 510)

box 9, Folder 11

Art (ERG 249)

box 9, Folder 12-15

Art and a changing civilisation (ERG 29)

box 10

Art and love (ERG 90)

box 10, Folder 1

Art and books (ERG 146)

box 10, Folder 2

Art and business (ERG 242)

box 10, Folder 4-5

Art and manufacture (ERG 19)

box 10, Folder 6-7

Art and propaganda (ERG 167)

box 10, Folder 8

Art and property (ERG 188)

box 10, Folder 9

Art and prudence (ERG 15)

box 10, Folder 11

Art and religion (ERG 78)

box 10, Folder 12

Art and the people (ERG 137)

box 10, Folder 13

Art appreciation (ERG 93)

box 10, Folder 14

Art in England now (ERG 211)

box 11, Folder 1

Art in relation to industrialism (ERG 181)

box 11, Folder 2

Art of Mr. Eric Gill, The (ERG 445)

box 11, Folder 3

Art: The truth will out (ERG 168a)

box 11, Folder 4-5

Artists' international exhibit (ERG 170a)

box 11, Folder 6-7

Art-nonsense and other essays (ERG 18)

box 11, Folder 8

Autobiography (ERG 204)

box 11, Folder 9

Autobiography (ERG 49)

box 11, Folder 10

Balancing the books (ERG 193)

box 11, Folder 11

Beauty (ERG 223)

box 11, Folder 12

Beauty (in art) does not look after herself (ERG 523a)

box 11, Folder 13

Beauty and the Indian workman (ERG 135)

box 11, Folder 14

Beauty does not look after herself (ERG 157)

box 11, Folder 15-17

Beauty looks after herself (ERG 24)

box 12, Folder 1

Book design this year (ERG 513d)

box 12, Folder 2-3

British art in industry (ERG 164)

box 12, Folder 4

Canticum canticorum (ERG 284)

box 12, Folder 5

Christ and the workers (ERG 219)

box 12, Folder 6-7

Christianity and the machine age (ERG 46)

box 12, Folder 8

Church and art, The (ERG 102)

box 12, Folder 9

Church and state (ERG 66)

box 12, Folder 10-12

Church of St. Peter the Apostle at Gorleston-on-the-Sea, Norfolk, England (ERG 231)

box 12, Folder 13

City of Birmingham College of Arts and Crafts [657a]

box 13, Folder 1-5

Clothes (ERG 22)

box 13, Folder 6

Clothing without cloth (ERG 20)

box 14, Folder 1-8

Collection of material relating to Gill's pacifist activities and chairmanship of Pax (ERG 224a)

box 15, Folder 1

Communism and man (ERG 220)

box 15, Folder 2

Condition of India (ERG 351a), 1934

box 15, Folder 3

Control of machinery (ERG 97)

box 15, Folder 4

Copy sheets (ERG 311)

box 15, Folder 5

Cotswold art and craftsmanship (ERG 189)

box 15, Folder 6

Craftsmanship (ERG 212)

box 15, Folder 7

Criterion in art, The (ERG 116)

box 15, Folder 8

David Jones (ERG 130)

box 15, Folder 9

David Jones (ERG 117b)

box 15, Folder 10

Design of a book [ERG 511b]

box 15, Folder 11

Distributism and production (ERG 107)

box 15, Folder 12

Drawings from life (ERG 48)

box 15, Folder 13

Eating your cake (ERG 200)

box 15, Folder 14

Education for what? (ERG 244)

box 15, Folder 15

English art (ERG 199)

box 15, Folder 16

English attitude towards art (ERG 501)

box 15, Folder 17

Engravings 1928-1933 by Eric Gill (ERG 27)

box 15, Folder 18

Enormities of modern religious art, The (ERG 111)

box 16, Folder 1

Eric Gill (ERG 435)

box 16, Folder 2

Eric Gill; Memorial Number (ERG 563)

box 16, Folder 3-4

Eric Gill: Obituary notices (ERG 555)

box 16, Folder 5

Eric Gill: T.O.S.D. (ERG 573)

box 16, Folder 6

Eric Gill: Workman (ERG 599)

box 16, Folder 7

European Mediterranean Academy (ERG 351)

box 16, Folder 8

Evolution of peace (ERG 237)

box 16, Folder 9

Eyeless in Gaza (ERG 190)

box 16, Folder 10-11

Failure of the Arts and Crafts Movement, The (ERG 61)

box 16, Folder 12

Fifteen poems (ERG 396)

box 16, Folder 13

First step to peace: Stop false thinking, The (ERG 241)

box 16, Folder 14

Five hundred years of printing (ERG 256)

box 16, Folder 15

Fools and beasts (ERG 222)

box 16, Folder 16

Function of news type, The (ERG 179)

box 16, Folder 17

Functionalism (ERG 205)

box 17, Folder 1

Future of sculpture, The (ERG 16)

box 17, Folder 2

Future of sculpture, The (ERG 113)

box 17, Folder 3-6

Game, The (ERG 69)

box 17, Folder 7

Gill and Epstein (ERG 497)

box 17, Folder 8-10

Glue and lacquer (ERG 301)

box 17, Folder 11

Golden Cockerel Press, The (ERG 331)

box 17, Folder 12

Grossherzog Wilhelm Ernst edition of the German classics

box 17, Folder 13

Human person and society, The (ERG 43)

box 18, Folder 1

Id quod (ERG 11)

box 18, Folder 2-3

In a strange land (ERG 51)

box 18, Folder 4

Indian sculpture (ERG 83)

box 18, Folder 5

Industrial art (ERG 139)

box 18, Folder 6

Initial letters, etc. engraved by Eric Gill (ERG 335), 1929

box 18, Folder 7

Inscriptions in stone (ERG 57)

box 18, Folder 8

Is there a papal social programme? (ERG 214)

box 18, Folder 9

It all goes together [an essay] (ERG 198)

box 18, Folder 10

It all goes together [selected essays] (ERG 52)

box 19, Folder 1

Joanna type [643a]

box 19, Folder 2

John Ruskin (ERG 152)

box 19, Folder 3

Last essays (ERG 50)

box 19, Folder 4

Leda (ERG 282)

box 19, Folder 5-6

Leeds University war memorial (ERG 407)

box 19, Folder 7

Leisure state, The (ERG 239)

box 19, Folder 8

Letters of Eric Gill (ERG 54)

box 19, Folder 9

Lord's song, The (ERG 26)

box 19, Folder 10

Machine problem, The (ERG 203)

box 19, Folder 11

Machine-made Manchester (ERG 150)

box 19, Folder 12

Machines - Destroyers of beauty (ERG 150a)

box 19, Folder 13

Man and the machine (ERG 176)

box 19, Folder 14

Man and the modern world (ERG 183a)

box 19, Folder 15

Man without aesthetics (ERG 156a)

box 19, Folder 16

Masses for masses (ERG 218)

box 19, Folder 17

Masters and servants (ERG 65)

box 19, Folder 18

Mediaevel sculptor, The (ERG 177)

box 19, Folder 19

Modelling and carving (ERG 145)

box 19, Folder 20

Modern memorial to overseas heroes (ERG 401)

box 20, Folder 1

Monetary reform (ERG 206a)

box 20, Folder 2-7

Money and morals (ERG 28)

box 20, Folder 8-9

Morals and money (ERG 155)

box 21, Folder 1

Mr. Eric Gill. Art Exhibits (ERG 424a)

box 21, Folder 2-3

Mr. Eric Gill in Ireland (ERG 538)

box 21, Folder 4

Nativity in modern printing [511d]

box 21, Folder 9

Necessity of belief, The [review] (ERG 172)

box 21, Folder 10

New testament in new dress, The (ERG 162)

box 21, Folder 11

Nineteenth century ornamented types and title pages (ERG 225a)

box 21, Folder 12

Old poverty (ERG 236)

box 21, Folder 13

On clothes and man naked (ERG 165)

box 21, Folder 14

On my bed at night (ERG 320), undated

box 21, Folder 15

On the flying Scotsman (ERG 141)

box 21-22, Folder 5-8

Necessity of belief, The [book] (ERG 32)

box 23, Folder 1

Order (ERG 118)

box 23, Folder 2

Ownership and industrialism (ERG 207)

box 23, Folder 3

Ownership and the means of production (ERG 252)

box 23, Folder 4

Pacifism, revolution and community [6576]

box 23, Folder 5

Paintings and criticism (ERG 126)

box 23, Folder 6

Palestine Archaeological Museum, Jerusalem (ERG 512)

box 23, Folder 7

Partnership and state ownership (ERG 189a)

box 23, Folder 8

Patron and artist (ERG 195)

box 23, Folder 9

Pax [speech] (ERG 197)

box 23, Folder 10

Pax [essay] (ERG 224)

box 23, Folder 11

Peace and poverty (ERG 235)

box 23, Folder 12-14

Peace palace of the League of Nations at Geneva (ERG 507)

box 24, Folder 1

Philosophy of art, The (ERG 85)

box 24, Folder 2

Philosophy of work, A (ERG 221)

box 24, Folder 3

Plain architecture (ERG 138)

box 24, Folder 4

Plain chant and the plain man (ERG 175)

box 24, Folder 5-6

Politics of industrialism, The (ERG 153)

box 24, Folder 7

Postage stamp, The (ERG 243)

box 24, Folder 8

Potboilers (ERG 75)

box 24, Folder 9

Preface to an unwritten book, A (ERG 63)

box 24, Folder 10

Problem of parish church architecture, The (ERG 95)

box 24, Folder 11-12

Procreant hymn (ERG 277)

box 24, Folder 13

Property (ERG 248)

box 24, Folder 14

Property and Catholic morals (ERG 194)

box 24, Folder 15

Prospero or Abraham? (ERG 196)

box 24, Folder 16

Quia amore langueo (ERG 296)

box 24, Folder 17

Read, Herbert. The philosophy of anarchism [658a]

box 24, Folder 18

Religion is politics (ERG 228)

box 24, Folder 19

Repository art (ERG 114)

box 24, Folder 20

Revival of handicraft, The (ERG 88)

box 24, Folder 21

Right lettering (ERG 121)

box 24, Folder 22

Right-mindedness of modern art, The (ERG 123)

box 25, Folder 1

Royal Design Institute [527a]

box 25, Folder 2

Royal porch and Chartres, The (ERG 156)

box 25, Folder 3

Royal Society Mond Laboratory, Cambridge (ERG 651)

box 25, Folder 4

Sacred and secular (ERG 45)

box 25, Folder 5-6

Sacred and secular in art and industry (ERG 41)

box 25, Folder 7

Sculpture [book] (ERG 70)

box 25, Folder 8

Sculpture [article] (ERG 173)

box 25, Folder 9

Sculpture ['Encyclopaedia Brit.'] (ERG 213)

box 25, Folder 10

Sculpture and the living model (ERG 23)

box 25, Folder 11

Sculpture on machine-made buildings (ERG 34)

box 25, Folder 12

Sculpture on machine-made buildings (ERG 184)

box 26, Folder 1

Secular and sacred in modern industry (ERG 230)

box 26, Folder 2

Serving at mass (ERG 1)

box 26, Folder 3

Seven deadly virtues, The (ERG 151)

box 26, Folder 4

Shakespeare luncheon [652a]

box 26, Folder 5

Ship painter's handbook, The (ERG 68)

box 26, Folder 6

Short history of English sculpture (ERG 490)

box 26, Folder 7

Sign and a symbol, A (ERG 144)

box 26, Folder 8

Slavery and freedom and Loquela and Mirabilis (ERG 2)

box 26, Folder 9

Social climbers in Bloomsbury (ERG 549a)

box 26, Folder 10

Social principles and directions (ERG 42)

box 26, Folder 11-12

Socialism and the arts and crafts (ERG 59)

box 26, Folder 13

Society and the arts and crafts (ERG 58)

box 26, Folder 14

Society of calligraphers (ERG 60)

box 26, Folder 15

Song of songs (ERG 275)

box 26, Folder 16

Songs without clothes (ERG 8)

box 27, Folder 1

St. Teresa of Lisieux (ERG 225)

box 27, Folder 2

Stations of the cross, The (ERG 71)

box 27, Folder 3

Stations of the cross, The (ERG 209)

box 27, Folder 4

Stonecarving (ERG 120)

box 27, Folder 5

Style in sculpture (ERG 125)

box 27, Folder 6

Sun of justice, The (ERG 229)

box 27, Folder 7

Superfluous architect, The (ERG 99)

box 27, Folder 8

T.J. Cobden-Sanderson (ERG 81)

box 27, Folder 9

Technique of early Greek sculpture, The (ERG 147)

box 27, Folder 10

Three book types (ERG 30)

box 27, Folder 11

'Times' coat of arms, The (ERG 140)

box 27, Folder 12

Tradition and modernism in politics (ERG 208)

box 27, Folder 13

Travels and suffering of Father Jean Brebeuf, The (ERG 297)

box 27, Folder 14

Trousers (ERG 35)

box 27, Folder 15

Twenty-five nudes (ERG 38)

box 27, Folder 16

Two worlds (ERG 246)

box 28, Folder 1-7

Typography (ERG 21)

box 28, Folder 8-10

Unemployment (ERG 25)

box 28, Folder 11

Unholy trinity (ERG 37)

box 28, Folder 12

Utopia (ERG 303)

box 29, Folder 1

Value of the creative faculty in man, The (ERG 174)

box 29, Folder 2

Verzeichnis der Druckeder Cranach-Presse in Weimar Gegrundet (ERG 453)

box 29, Folder 3

W.E. Campbell's Utopia: His social teaching (ERG 134a)

box 29, Folder 4

War and economics (ERG 230a)

box 29, Folder 5

War and peace (ERG 202)

box 29, Folder 6

War is not romance (ERG 251)

box 29, Folder 7

War memorial (ERG 9)

box 29, Folder 8

War, conscience and the rule of Christ (ERG 238)

box 29, Folder 9

Westminster Cathedral (ERG 76)

box 29, Folder 10

What is man? (ERG 591a)

box 29, Folder 11

What is sculpture? (ERG 154)

box 29, Folder 12

What should art mean? (ERG 119)

box 29, Folder 13-14

What's it all bloomin' well for? (ERG 92)

box 29, Folder 15

What's the use of art anyway? (ERG 210)

box 29, Folder 16

When body holds its noise (ERG 178)

box 29, Folder 17

Who is a typographical artist, Mr. Gill? [511a]

box 29, Folder 18

Wood-engraving (ERG 77)

box 30, Folder 1

Work (ERG 247)

box 30, Folder 2

Work and culture (ERG 217)

box 30, Folder 3

Work and leisure (ERG 185)

box 30, Folder 4-6

Work and leisure (ERG 31)

box 30, Folder 7-10

Work and property (ERG 33)

box 30, Folder 11

Work and war (ERG 233)

box 30, Folder 12

World at large, The (ERG 498)

box 31

Additional manuscripts

box 33, Folder 1

Writings published and unpublished, 1900-1930

box 33, Folder 2

Gill's reviews other's books, 1914-1935 and undated

box 33, Folder 3

Eric Gill writings, 1930-1933

box 33, Folder 4

List of writings, 1933-1939

box 33, Folder 5

Bibliographical notes, undated

box 33, Folder 6

Bibliographies of Gill's publications, undated

 

Unpublished manuscripts, Subseries 2_ 1909-1940 and undated

Physical Description: 2.25 linear feet (4 boxes)
box 34

1909-1939

box 36

1939-1940 and undated

box 38

Manuscript book 1928

 

Lectures, Subseries 3_ 1905-1939 and undated

Physical Description: .9 linear feet (2 boxes)
box 38

1905-1935

box 39

1936-1939 and undated

box 39

Lectures, essays and books, 1939-1940

 

Correspondence, Series 3_ 1913-1940

Physical Description: 12 linear feet (24 boxes)
box 83, Folder 1

Adock, Ethel K.

box 83, Folder 2

Agius?, Suzanne V.

box 83, Folder 3

Allen-Barbour, Arthur

box 83, Folder 4

Anand, Mulk Raj

box 83, Folder 4

Bone, M.

box 83, Folder 5

Anderson, ?

box 83, Folder 6

Anderson, Stanley

box 83, Folder 7

Anson, Peter Frederick

box 83, Folder 8

Archbishop of Westminster, Arthur

box 83, Folder 9

Architect and Building News

box 83, Folder 10

Architects' Journal

box 83, Folder 11

Architectural Association of Ireland

box 83, Folder 12

Architectural Design and Instruction

box 83, Folder 13

Armstrong?, Bernard

box 83, Folder 14

Artists International Association (aia)

box 83, Folder 15

Ashford, Faith

box 83, Folder 16

Ashwin, Clara?

box 83, Folder 17

Association for Moral and Social Hygiene

box 83, Folder 18

Attwater, Donald

box 83, Folder 19

Austin, Father

box 83, Folder 20

Auton, J.

box 83, Folder 21

Baenes, May

box 83, Folder 22

Baily, Theodore

box 83, Folder 23

Barclay and Company

box 83, Folder 24

Barker, Austin

box 83, Folder 25

Barlow, Nora

box 83, Folder 26

Barrett, W.G. (William Garland)

box 83, Folder 27

Beckett, A.? W.

box 83, Folder 28

Beddy, Victoria

box 83, Folder 29

Belloc, Hilaire

box 83, Folder 30

Bennett, Alan Cole

box 83, Folder 31

Bergen, Henry

box 83, Folder 32

Berry, Lillie

box 83, Folder 33

Beyer, Ralph

box 83, Folder 34

Birchenough, Edwyn

box 83, Folder 35

Bishop, Richard

box 83, Folder 36

Blackfriars

box 83, Folder 37

Blakeman, Charles

box 83, Folder 38

Bless, M.

box 83, Folder 39

Bloomfield, Reginald

box 83, Folder 40

Bloye, William

box 83, Folder 41

Blundell's School, Devon

box 83, Folder 42

Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen

box 84, Folder 1

Bodley Head, Limited

box 84, Folder 1-5

Catholic Herald 1934-1941

box 84, Folder 2

Bond, William Herbert

box 84, Folder 3

Bone, Gertrude

box 84, Folder 5

Borough of Hove, Public Library and Museum

box 84, Folder 6

Boulter, Benjamin Consitt

box 84, Folder 6

Catholic Libraries for H.M. Forces

box 84, Folder 7

Bouvet, ?

box 84, Folder 8

Bradshaw, Christine

box 84, Folder 9

Bristol Times and Mirror

box 84, Folder 10

British General Insurance Company, Limited

box 84, Folder 11

British Institute of Adult Education

box 84, Folder 12

Bromley, John

box 84, Folder 13

Buckley, Eoghan D.

box 84, Folder 14

Bucks County Council, Highways and Bridges Department

box 84, Folder 15

Bucks Free Press

box 84, Folder 16

Builder

box 84, Folder 17

Burleigh, C.H.A.

box 84, Folder 18

Burlington Magazine

box 84, Folder 19

Burt, Eva F.

box 84, Folder 20

Butler, C.K.

box 84, Folder 21

Butler, Father (E. Cuthbert)

box 84, Folder 22

Butler, Rita Babin

box 84, Folder 23

Cabaret Theatre Club

box 84, Folder 24-25

Cape, Jonathan, Limited

box 84, Folder 26

Card, Maurice

box 84, Folder 27

Carey, Arthur Graham

box 84, Folder 28

Carter, Alan B.

box 84, Folder 29

Carter, George Christopher

box 84, Folder 30

Caslon, H.W., and Company, Limited

box 85, Folder 7

Catholic Times

box 85, Folder 8

Catholic Worker

box 85, Folder 9

Caxton Magazine

box 85, Folder 10

Caxton Press

box 85, Folder 11

Charles, Dudley, Bishop of Northampton

box 85, Folder 12

Chenil Gallery

box 85, Folder 13

Chesterton, G.K.

box 85, Folder 14

Chippendale, Kathleen

box 85, Folder 15

Chiswick Press

box 85, Folder 16

Chitty, D.F.

box 85, Folder 17

Christian Challenge Series

box 85, Folder 18

Christian Front

box 85, Folder 19

Christie, Laurence

box 85, Folder 20

Churchill, Clementine S., Lady

box 86, Folder 1-3

Chute, Reverend Desmond Macready

box 86, Folder 4

Clarke, Gladys T.

box 86, Folder 5

Clarke, Percy C.

box 86, Folder 6

Clausen, George, Sir

box 86, Folder 7

Clay, Enid

box 86, Folder 8

Cleary, ?

box 86, Folder 9

Cleverdon, Thomas Douglas James

box 86, Folder 10

Clune, F. ?

box 86, Folder 11

Clutton-Brock, Arthur

box 86, Folder 12

Cobden-Sanderson, T.J. (Thomas James)

box 86, Folder 13

Cockerell, Sydney

box 86, Folder 14

Coldwell, George E.J.

box 86, Folder 15

College of Arts and Crafts

box 86, Folder 16

Collins, Dorothy

box 86, Folder 17

Comité de l'Art des Fêtes

box 86, Folder 18

Connelly, J., Canon

box 86, Folder 19

Conrad, Stephen

box 86, Folder 20

Contemporary Art Society

box 86, Folder 21

Cooke, A.G.

box 86, Folder 22

Cooke, A. Stanley

box 86, Folder 23

Coomaraswamy, Ananda K. (Ananda Kentish)

box 86, Folder 24

Cooper, Jane

box 86, Folder 25

Corn Merchants

box 86, Folder 26

Cornford, Christopher

box 86, Folder 27

Cornford, Frances Crofts

box 86, Folder 28

Cornford, Francis Macdonald

box 86, Folder 29

Coster, Howard

box 87, Folder 1

Coulton, George Gordan

box 87, Folder 2

Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts

box 87, Folder 3

Cowley, Steve ?

box 87, Folder 4

Coxwell, G. Gordan

box 87, Folder 5

Craig, John Herbert McCutheon, Sir

box 87, Folder 6

Cribb, Joseph

box 87, Folder 7

Cribb, Laurie

box 87, Folder 8

Criterion

box 87, Folder 9

Crosfield, Rita

box 87, Folder 10

Crowther, T.P.

box 87, Folder 11

Croydon (St. Andrew's Parish Magazine)

box 87, Folder 12

Curnow, Allen

box 87, Folder 13

Daily Telegraph

box 87, Folder 14

Daily Worker ?

box 87, Folder 15

Dandridge, C.

box 87, Folder 16

Danson (?), ?

box 87, Folder 17

D'Arcy, Father M.C. (Martin Cyril). S.J.

box 87, Folder 18

Darwin, Francis, Sir

box 87, Folder 19

Davies, George

box 87, Folder 20

Davy, Alice

box 87, Folder 21

de la Mare, R.

box 87, Folder 22

de la Valette, ?

box 87, Folder 23

Delany, Father Bernard, O.P.

box 87, Folder 24

Derrick, Michael

box 87, Folder 25

Derrick, Thomas ?

box 87, Folder 26

de Sager, Gladys

box 87, Folder 27

De Sausmarez, Maurice

box 87, Folder 28

Destree, Bruno, Dom, O.S.B.

box 87, Folder 29

Dick, Reid

box 87, Folder 30

Ditchling Volunteer Fire Brigade

box 87, Folder 31

Doric Architectural Club

box 87, Folder 32

Dorman, Father

box 87, Folder 33

Downes, Ralph

box 87, Folder 34

Duckett, Lewis

box 87, Folder 35

Dunlop Art Society

box 87, Folder 36

Dunn, Hansom and Fenwicke, Architects and Surveyors

box 87, Folder 37

Eastaugh, I.

box 87, Folder 38

Eden, Anthony

box 87, Folder 39

Eliott-Lockhart, Maud

box 87, Folder 40

Elliot and Fry, Limited

box 87, Folder 41

Elwes, Reverend Valentine

box 87, Folder 42

Engineer

box 87, Folder 43

Englebach, G.F.

box 87, Folder 44

English-Speaking Union

box 87, Folder 45

Epstein, Jacob

box 88, Folder 1

Evans, Illtud

box 88, Folder 2

Evans, Powys

box 88, Folder 3

Evening Standard

box 88, Folder 4

Everyman

box 88, Folder 5

Examiner

box 88, Folder 6

Exposition Internationale De Gravures

box 88, Folder 7

Faber and Faber

box 88, Folder 8

Faber and Gwyer, Limited

box 88, Folder 9

Fabian Society (Great Britain)

box 88, Folder 10

Favell, William

box 88, Folder 11

Fawkes, Katharine

box 88, Folder 12

Férotin, Marius, O.S.B.

box 88, Folder 13

Field, Michael

box 88, Folder 14

Finbar, Father

box 88, Folder 15

Firth, Marjorie

box 88, Folder 16

Fish, T.

box 88, Folder 17

Fitzroy, Irmgard

box 88, Folder 18

Fitzroy, Mark

box 88, Folder 19

Fletcher, Ifan Kyrle

box 88, Folder 20

Fletcher, John Gould

box 88, Folder 21

Flood, Annie

box 88, Folder 22

Flood, P.J.

box 88, Folder 23

Forbes, T.L. (T. Lawrence?)

box 88, Folder 24

Ford, Hugh Edmund, Abbot, O.S.B.

box 88, Folder 25

Fordham, Vera

box 88, Folder 26

Fortescue, Adrian

box 88, Folder 27

Foster, Kenelm Francis

box 88, Folder 28

Foster, Wendy

box 88, Folder 29

Friend

box 88, Folder 30

Friend, George T.

box 88, Folder 31

Frost, T.H.

box 88, Folder 32

Fry, Maxwell

box 88, Folder 33-34

Fry, Roger Eliot

box 89, Folder 1

G.K.'s Weekly

box 89, Folder 2

Gamble, Mary

box 89, Folder 3

Gannon, Alice M.

box 89, Folder 4

Gardner, Anthony

box 89, Folder 5

Gayer-Anderson, R.G. (Robert Grenville?)

box 89, Folder 6

Gayer-Anderson, T.G.

box 89, Folder 7

Geering, F.L.

box 89, Folder 8

George Allen and Unwin Limited

box 89, Folder 9

Gere, Charles Marsh

box 89, Folder 10

Gertler, Mark

box 89, Folder 11

Gibb, Alexander Easton

box 89, Folder 12

Gilby, Thomas

box 89, Folder 13

Gill, Anne

box 89, Folder 14

Gill, Arthur Tidman

box 89, Folder 15

Gill, Cecil

box 89, Folder 16

Gill, Cicely Rose

box 89, Folder 17

Gill, Elizabeth (Betty)

box 89, Folder 18

Gill, Evan Robertson

box 89, Folder 19

Gill, Gladys

box 89, Folder 20

Gill, Gordian

box 90, Folder 1-2

Gill, Joanna (Joan)

box 90, Folder 3

Gill, Kenneth Carlyle

box 90, Folder 3

Grafiskt Forum

box 90, Folder 4

Gill, MacDonald (Max)

box 90, Folder 5-6

Gill, Mary (Ethel Moore)

box 90, Folder 7

Gill, Petra

box 90, Folder 8

Gill, Robert

box 90, Folder 9

Gill, Romney

box 90, Folder 10

Gill, Townley

box 90, Folder 11

Gill's nieces, nephews, grandchildren

box 90, Folder 12

Glasgow Observer

box 90, Folder 13

Glendon, H.S.

box 90, Folder 14

Golden Cockerel Press

box 90, Folder 15

Goode, Reverend Bernard

box 90, Folder 16

Gorel, Lord?

box 90, Folder 17

Gorman, John O.

box 90, Folder 18

Gorton, Neville Vincent

box 91, Folder 1-2

Goupil Gallery

box 91, Folder 4

Graham, Father A.

box 91, Folder 5

Grant, T.F.W.

box 91, Folder 6

Gray, Reverend John

box 91, Folder 7

Green, Arthur Romney

box 91, Folder 8

Green-Armytage, R.N.

box 91, Folder 9

Griggs, F.L.

box 91, Folder 10

Guildford, John

box 91, Folder 11

Hagreen, Philip

box 91, Folder 12

Hague and Gill

box 91, Folder 13

Hague, René

box 91, Folder 14

Hall?, Helena

box 91, Folder 15

Hall, Irene P.

box 91, Folder 16

Hammer Press

box 91, Folder 17

Hardy, F.A.

box 91, Folder 18

Harrison, Helena

box 91, Folder 19

Hawkins, Daisy

box 91, Folder 20

Heal and Son, Limited

box 91, Folder 21

Heal, Edith Florence Digby

box 91, Folder 22

Heaps, Robert

box 91, Folder 23

Hedger?, L.?

box 91, Folder 24

Hegnan?, Philip

box 91, Folder 25

Heppenstall, Rayner

box 91, Folder 26

Hernaman, Violet M.

box 91, Folder 27

Hewlett, pp. E.C.

box 91, Folder 28

Heygate-Browne, E.

box 91, Folder 29

Hickling, Agnes

box 91, Folder 30

Hickling, Denis

box 91, Folder 31

Highway

box 91, Folder 32

Hinks, A.R.

box 91, Folder 33

Hinsley, Arthur, Archbishop of Winchester

box 92, Folder 1

Hodges, John

box 92, Folder 2

Hodgkin, Thomas Lionel

box 92, Folder 3

Hodgson, F.

box 92, Folder 4

Hodsdon, Alec

box 92, Folder 5

Hoing, Clifford A.

box 92, Folder 6

Holbrook, Jackson

box 92, Folder 7

Holden, Charles Henry

box 92, Folder 8

Holt, ?

box 92, Folder 9

Hood, P.H.

box 92, Folder 10

Hopkins, J.

box 92, Folder 11

Howes, Allan

box 92, Folder 12

Hughes, Gerald S.

box 92, Folder 13

Hunt, Albert E.

box 92, Folder 14

Hurrell, Grace

box 92, Folder 15

Hutton, Edward

box 92, Folder 16

Ignatius, Father of Llanthony (Joseph Leycester Lyne)

box 92, Folder 17

Ingham, Ernest

box 92, Folder 18

International Collection of Modern Book-Art

box 92, Folder 19

Ireland Today

box 92, Folder 20

Irvine, Gerard

box 92, Folder 21

J.M. Dent and Sons

box 92, Folder 22

J.P. McNulty and Company, Limited

box 92, Folder 23

Jackman, Arthur

box 92, Folder 24

Jackson, Charles D'Orville Pilkington

box 92, Folder 25

James Clarke and Company

box 92, Folder 26

James Walker and Son

box 92, Folder 27

Jebb, Eleanor

box 92, Folder 28

John, Augustus E.

box 92, Folder 29

John, Henry

box 92, Folder 30-31

Johnston, Edward

box 93, Folder 1

Jones, David

box 93, Folder 2

Jones, F.E. ?

box 93, Folder 3

Jones, James

box 93, Folder 4

Journal of the Art Teachers' Guild and the New Society of Art Teachers

box 93, Folder 5

Junior Art-Workers' Guild

box 93, Folder 6

Kelly, Bernard

box 93, Folder 7

Kennington, G.H. ?

box 93, Folder 8

Kern, Theodor

box 93, Folder 9-10

Kessler, Harry, Count

box 93, Folder 11

Keyes, Patrick J.

box 93, Folder 12

Keynes, Geoffrey Langdon, Sir

box 93, Folder 13

Keynes, Margaret Elizabeth

box 93, Folder 14

Kidston, Lillian

box 93, Folder 15

King, Elizabeth A.

box 93, Folder 16

Knight, Laura, Dame

box 93, Folder 17

Knox, Alfred Dillwyn

box 93, Folder 18

L.H. Shattock, Chartered Architect

box 93, Folder 19

Labor Leader

box 93, Folder 20

Land and Water

box 93, Folder 21

Langley, A.

box 93, Folder 22

Lascelles, J.W.

box 93, Folder 23

Lauder, P.

box 93, Folder 24

Laughton, J.R.C. (John Robert Carr)

box 93, Folder 25

Lavery, John, Sir

box 93, Folder 26

Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert)

box 93, Folder 27

Lawrence ?, ?, Bishop of Northampton

box 93, Folder 28

Lawson, Adrian

box 94, Folder 1

Leach, Bernard Howell

box 94, Folder 2

Ledward, Gilbert

box 94, Folder 3

Left Review

box 94, Folder 4

Leslie, Shane

box 94, Folder 5

Lethaby, W.R. (William Richard)

box 94, Folder 6

Lindley, Muriel

box 94, Folder 7

Listener

box 94, Folder 8

Lloyd, J.V.

box 94, Folder 9

Lomas, Henrietta

box 94, Folder 10

London and North Eastern Railway Magazine

box 94, Folder 11

Longmans, Green, and Company

box 94, Folder 12

Lorimer, Hew Martin

box 94, Folder 13

Lucas, Faith E.

box 94, Folder 14

Luckhurst, A.W.

box 94, Folder 15

Lutyens, Edwin Landseer, Sir

box 94, Folder 16

Lynch, Father

box 94, Folder 17

Maccoll, Dugald Sutherland

box 94, Folder 18

Maclagan, Eric

box 94, Folder 19

Maclean, John

box 94, Folder 20

Mairet, Ethel

box 94, Folder 21

Mairet, Philip

box 94, Folder 22

Maland, George R.

box 94, Folder 23

Manchester Guardian

box 94, Folder 24

Mannin, Ethel

box 94, Folder 25

Manson, Aelfric

box 94, Folder 26

Manson, John Henry

box 94, Folder 27

Marshall, John A.

box 94, Folder 28

Marshall, M.

box 94, Folder 29

Massé, Henri John Louis Joseph

box 94, Folder 30

Mather, Joan

box 94, Folder 31

Maufe, Edward, Sir

box 94, Folder 32

Maufe, Gladys Prudence

box 94, Folder 33

Maxwell, George

box 94, Folder 34

Maynard, Robert Ashwin

box 95, Folder 1

McElligott, Dom Bernard, O.S.B.

box 95, Folder 2

McFall, David Bernard

box 95, Folder 3

McLaughlin, John

box 95, Folder 4

McNabb, Father Vincent, O.P.

box 95, Folder 5

McNicholl, Gerald

box 95, Folder 6

McQuillan, Annie

box 95, Folder 7

McQuillan, John

box 95, Folder 8

McSparran, Father

box 95, Folder 9

Medici Society (London)

box 95, Folder 10

Mendelsohn, Eric

box 95, Folder 11

Mendelsohn, Luise

box 95, Folder 12

Merton, Patrick

box 95, Folder 13

Meynell, Everard

box 95, Folder 14

Mills, G.H. Saxon

box 95, Folder 15

Ministry of Information (London)

box 95, Folder 16

Minter, F.G., Limited

box 95, Folder 17

Monotype Corporation

box 95, Folder 18

Monotype Recorder

box 95, Folder 19

Montague, R.A.

box 95, Folder 20

Montalk, Potocki ?

box 95, Folder 21

Morley, J. Geo

box 95, Folder 22

Morning Post

box 95, Folder 23

Morral ?, Mary E. ?

box 95, Folder 24

Morrall, Mildred E.

box 95, Folder 25

Morrell, Ottoline

box 95, Folder 26

Morell, Philip Edward

box 95, Folder 27

Morris, Daniel

box 95, Folder 28

Morris, Stuart

box 95, Folder 29

Murphy, John J.A.

box 95, Folder 30

National Farmers' Union

box 95, Folder 31

National Register of Industrial Art Designers

box 95, Folder 32

Nerontsos, Thrame ?

box 96, Folder 1

New Age

box 96, Folder 2

New Catholic Herald

box 96, Folder 3-4

New English Weekly

box 96, Folder 5

New Leader

box 96, Folder 6

Newman Book Shop

box 96, Folder 7

Newton, Leo

box 96, Folder 8

Norbury, James

box 96, Folder 9

Northcote, Freda Stafford

box 96, Folder 10

Nuttgens, Joseph E.

box 96, Folder 11

Nye, N(an?)

box 96, Folder 12

Observer

box 96, Folder 13

O'Connor, Father John

box 96, Folder 14

O'Hea, Leo

box 96, Folder 15

Oldacre, Everard

box 96, Folder 16

Oldenburg, John M.

box 96, Folder 17

Order

box 96, Folder 18

Oscotian

box 96, Folder 19

Oscott College

box 96, Folder 20

O'Sullivan, ?

box 96, Folder 21

O'Sullivan, John

box 96, Folder 22

Oxley, A.

box 96, Folder 23

Paget, Richard Arthur Surtees, Sir

box 96, Folder 24

Pakington and Enthoven, Chartered Architects

box 96, Folder 25

Palliser, Herbert W.

box 96, Folder 26

Pantagruel

box 96, Folder 27

Parkinson, John

box 96, Folder 28

Pastor, A.

box 96, Folder 29

Paul, Constance

box 96, Folder 30

Pax

box 97, Folder 1

Peace News

box 97, Folder 2

Peace Pledge Union

box 97, Folder 3

Pearce, D.

box 97, Folder 4

Pelham, Prudence

box 97, Folder 5

People and Freedom Group

box 97, Folder 6

Pepler, Hilary Douglas Clark

box 97, Folder 7

Petter, Helen Mary

box 97, Folder 8

Phillips, D.

box 97, Folder 9

Pick, Frank

box 97, Folder 10

Pilgrim Players

box 97, Folder 11

Pilkington, Margaret

box 97, Folder 12

Plate, Carl

box 97, Folder 13

Platt, William

box 97, Folder 14

Polimeni, Emmanuela

box 97, Folder 15

Portland, William John Arthur Charles James Cavendish-Bentinck, 6th Duke of,

box 97, Folder 16

Potter, Norah

box 97, Folder 17

Powell, Elsie

box 97, Folder 18

Powell, Lawrence

box 97, Folder 19

Price, Marie

box 97, Folder 20

Prince, J.F.T.

box 97, Folder 21

Printing Review

box 97, Folder 22

Prior, Edward Schroder

box 97, Folder 23

Public Art Gallery, County Borough of Brighton

box 97, Folder 24

Publishers' Circular

box 97, Folder 25

Purchon, W.S.

box 97, Folder 26

Pusch, Helen

box 97, Folder 27

Putnam and Company, Limited

box 98, Folder 1

Raffalovich, André Sebastian

box 98, Folder 2

Ramsden, G.R.

box 98, Folder 3

Raven, Charles Earle

box 98, Folder 4

Raverat, Gwendolyn Mary

box 98, Folder 5-6

Raverat, Jacques Pierre

box 98, Folder 7

Rawnsley, Janie

box 98, Folder 8

Read, Herbert Edward

box 98, Folder 9

Reconciliation

box 98, Folder 10

Record

box 98, Folder 11

Red Rose Guild of Artworkers

box 98, Folder 12

Reeves, Father John Baptist, O.P.

box 98, Folder 13

Reeves, May

box 98, Folder 14

Reeves, Terry

box 98, Folder 15

Reeves, William O'Brien

box 98, Folder 16

Reid, A. Mabel

box 98, Folder 17

Reynolds, Betty

box 98, Folder 18

Richey, Michael

box 98, Folder 19

Richey, Paul

box 98, Folder 20

Richmond, M. ?

box 98, Folder 21

Rigby, Dorothy M.

box 98, Folder 22

Robbins, Gertrude

box 98, Folder 23

Roberts, Reverend

box 98, Folder 24

Roberts, Richard Ellis

box 98, Folder 25

Robertson, Dorothy

box 98, Folder 26

Rope, Father (Henry Edward George)

box 98, Folder 27

Rota, ?

box 98, Folder 28

Rothenstein, Albert

box 98, Folder 29

Rothenstein, William, Sir

box 98, Folder 30

Rowntree, Benjamin Seebohm

box 98, Folder 31

Royal Academy of Arts

box 98, Folder 32

Royal College of Art

box 98, Folder 33

Royal Institute of British Architects

box 98, Folder 34

Royal Mint

box 98, Folder 35

Royal Society of Arts

box 99, Folder 1

Ruhard, Edgar ?

box 99, Folder 2

Russell, Bertrand

box 99, Folder 3

Russell, John Robert

box 99, Folder 4

Rutherford, Dorothy

box 99, Folder 30

Rutter, Frank 1914 February 5

box 99, Folder 5

Rutter, Owen

box 99, Folder 6

Sackville-West, V.

box 99, Folder 7

Saunders, Wilfrid G.

box 99, Folder 8

Sculpture and Memorials

box 99, Folder 9

Sewell, Michael

box 99, Folder 10

Seymour, E.J.

box 99, Folder 11

Shakespeare Memorial Committee

box 99, Folder 12

Shaw, Evelyn

box 99, Folder 13

Shaw, Richard Norman

box 99, Folder 14

Shearer, V. Brodir

box 99, Folder 15

Sheed and Ward, Limited

box 99, Folder 16

Shewring, Walter Hayward

box 99, Folder 17

Singleton, Mick

box 99, Folder 18

Singleton, P.W.

box 99, Folder 19

Skelton, Angela

box 99, Folder 20

Skelton, Johnathan

box 99, Folder 21

Smith, G.E.S.

box 99, Folder 22

Smith, Margaret

box 99, Folder 23

South London Union of Socialist Sunday School's

box 99, Folder 24

Speaight, George

box 99, Folder 25

Spence, M.L.

box 99, Folder 26

Squirrel, Harold S., Canon

box 99, Folder 27

St. Edmund's College (Herts)

box 99, Folder 28

Standard

box 99, Folder 29

Stewart, Benedict

box 100, Folder 1

Stocks, Charles Lancelot

box 100, Folder 2

Stone, Geoffrey

box 100, Folder 3

Stone, Reynolds

box 100, Folder 4

Stones, C.

box 100, Folder 5

Storey, Robert

box 100, Folder 6

Stowe, Alfred

box 100, Folder 7

Stratton, Hilary

box 100, Folder 8

Stuttig, F.

box 100, Folder 9

Sullivan, Danaë

box 100, Folder 10

Summers, R.F.F.

box 100, Folder 11

Sun Engraving Company

box 100, Folder 12

Sunbathing Review

box 100, Folder 13

Sutherland ?, Halliday

box 100, Folder 14

Sutton, Eric

box 100, Folder 15

Sutton, John

box 100, Folder 16-17

Tablet

box 100, Folder 18

Tansley, Lillia

box 100, Folder 19

Tausig, Bruno

box 100, Folder 20

Taylor, Charles

box 100, Folder 21-25

Tegetmeier, Denis

box 101, Folder 1

Thomas Thorp, Antiquarian Bookseller

box 101, Folder 2

Thomas Worthington and Sons, Architects

box 101, Folder 3

Thomas, Cecil

box 101, Folder 4

Thompson, Bertrand

box 101, Folder 5

Thorp, Helen

box 101, Folder 6

Thorp, Joseph Peter

box 101, Folder 7

Times

box 101, Folder 8

Tokemota, Felix

box 101, Folder 9

Townshend, Margaret

box 101, Folder 10

Trinick, John

box 101, Folder 11

Tuberville, A.S.

box 101, Folder 12

Tudsbery, Marmaduke Tudsbery

box 101, Folder 13

Tydeman, A.

box 101, Folder 14

Tynan, W.F.

box 101, Folder 15

Union Internationale des Beaux-Arts et des Lettres

box 101, Folder 16

Union Soc. Cambridge

box 101, Folder 17

Universe

box 101, Folder 18

Van Zellar ?, Dom Hubert

box 101, Folder 19

Vann, Reverend Gerald

box 101, Folder 20

Victoria and Albert Museum

box 101, Folder 21

Vidler, Alec R.

box 101, Folder 22

Votes for Women - The Women's Social and Political Union

box 101, Folder 23

Walford, Naomi

box 101, Folder 24

Walker, Emery, Limited

box 101, Folder 25

Walker, Rainforth Armitage

box 101, Folder 26

Walker, Rainforth Armitage, 1920-1931 and undated

box 101, Folder 27

Wall, Bernard

box 101, Folder 28

Walter I. Rand - Society Emblems

box 101, Folder 29

Ward, Janet

box 101, Folder 30

Ward, Mary

box 101, Folder 31

Ward, Richard Heron

box 101, Folder 32

Warde, Beatrice

box 102, Folder 1

Watkin, Edward Ingram

box 102, Folder 2

Watson, Janet, 1915

box 102, Folder 3

Wauchope, Arthur

box 102, Folder 4

Waugh, Evelyn

box 102, Folder 5

Wellington, Hubert

box 102, Folder 6

Wellock, Wilfred

box 102, Folder 7

Wells, A. Randall

box 102, Folder 8

Wells, H. G. (Herbert George)

box 102, Folder 9

West Sussex County Council (The High School for Girls)

box 102, Folder 10

Westminster Bank Limited

box 102, Folder 11

Westminster Gazette

box 102, Folder 12

White, Eric Walter

box 102, Folder 13

White, Victor

box 102, Folder 14

Whiteman, Elsa M.

box 102, Folder 15

Whithead and Company

box 102, Folder 16

Wijdeveld, ?

box 102, Folder 17

Wilberforce, Emily

box 102, Folder 18

William Sills Quarries and Private Sidings

box 102, Folder 19

Williams, John T.F.

box 102, Folder 20

Wollenberg, A.

box 102, Folder 21

Wood, Frank

box 102, Folder 22

Woodforde, Reverend Christopher

box 102, Folder 23

Woolwich Equitable Building Society

box 102, Folder 24

Wycombe (Borough) Electric Light and Power Company, Limited

box 102, Folder 25

Yardley, Kathleen

box 102, Folder 26

Yorkshire Post

box 102, Folder 27

Youens, Laurence W.

box 102, Folder 28

Young, Kathleen Hilton

box 102, Folder 29

Zeitlin, Josephine and Jake

box 102, Folder 30

Gill letterbook, August 1934- November 1934

box 102, Folder 31

Gill letterbook draft summaries, August 1934- November 1934

box 103, Folder 120

Unidentified, 1909-1941 and undated

box 104-105

Shorthand notebooks, 1936-1939

box 106

Letters from Jerusalem, 1934

box 106

Letter book, July 1915-June 1927

box 106

Collection of rough drafts of letters, 1940

 

Photographs, Series 4_ 1908-1969 and undated

Physical Description: 6 linear feet (4 boxes)
 

People, Subseries 1_ 1914-1969 and undated

box 107 OV

Eric Gill, undated

box 108, Folder 1

Cecil and Vernon Gill, 1969

box 108, Folder 2

Eric Gill, undated

box 108, Folder 3

Eric Gill and family members, 1914-ca. 1918-1919 and undated

box 108, Folder 4

Unidentified, undated

 

Places, Subseries 2_ ca. 1920's-1959

box 108, Folder 5

Capel-y-ffin, 1935

box 108, Folder 5

Ditchling Press, 1959

box 108, Folder 5

St. Dominic's, 1959

box 108, Folder 5

Ditchling house, 1959

box 108, Folder 5

Lourdes, 1939

box 108, Folder 5

"Long room" at Pigotts, ca. 1920's

 

Art work, Subseries 3_ 1908-1969 and undated

box 108, Folder 7-8

Drawings, sketches and designs, undated

box 108, Folder 10

Inscriptions undated

box 108, Folder 9

Sculpture 1949-1969 and undated

box 108, Folder 11

Wood blocks undated

box 82

Inscriptions scrapbook - Photographs of inscriptions, etc., 1908

 

Miscellaneous, Subseries 4_ 1967 and undated

box 108, Folder 6

Collection of nude photographs, undated

box 108, Folder 6

Eric Gill seminar talk, 1967

box 108, Folder 6

Perpetua type announcement, undated

 

Gill's books and library Series 5_

 

Legal and financial documents, Series 6_ 1900-1984 and undated

Physical Description: 6.48 linear feet (13 boxes)
 

Ledger and account notebooks, Subseries 1_ 1901-1966

box 8

Account book 1930

box 32

Account book April 1914-April 1920

box 8

Account notebook 1931-1936

box 8

Account book, v.2 1935-1940

box 8

Account book, v.1 1925-1940

box 32

Accounts begun November 22, 1901

box 37

Analysis cash book January 1916 - August 1922

box 35

Ledger May 1922-June 1927

box 8

Expenses and labor October 1903 to December 31, 1904

box 37

Ledger March 30, 1908-1909

box 35

Ledger 1933-1938

box 35

Ledger 1938-1940

box 37

Letter book, September 1914 to January 1921

box 32

List of jobs (begun 1902) 1902-1909

box 130

Invoice book for: Id quod visum placet November 3, 1926

box 37

Analysis cash book July 1933 - July 1938

box 37

Analysis cash book, August 1938 - November 1940

box 39

Building business: Petty cash account, October 2, 1920 - December 1921

box 39

List of inscriptions and other works 1902-1910

box 32

List of work 1910-1940

box 37

Ledger 1905-1908

box 37

Analysis cash book, July 1928 - June 1933

box 8

Building business: Stock book and Building business: Plant book October 2, 1920 - February 22 1922

box 32

Eric Gill and A. Chisholm builders, Ditchling Common 1920 - October 1922

box 35

Ledger June 1927 to September 1933

box 37

Analysis cash book January 1, 1909 - December 31, 1915

box 8

I. Building business and II. Scul(p)tors business I. October 2, 1920 - February 1922; II. September 1923 - May 1929

 

Repairs account, September 1924 - September 1928

box 37

Analysis cash book October 1922

box 39

Bertram Rota Ltd., Booksellers sale catalog, ca. Feb. 1966

box 39

Time-sheet journal April 1, 1902 to October 24, 1903

box 8

Memorandum of expenses chargeable to jobs January 1910 to December 1911

box 8

Ledger 1911 September to 1914 July

box 37

Ledger September 1914 to January 1921

 

Publishing contracts, Subseries 2_ 1929-1946 and undated

box 121, Folder 10

Bodley Head, Limited, 1933

box 121, Folder 11

Cape, Jonathan, Limited, 1929-1946

box 121, Folder 12

Cassell and Company, Limited, 1929-1933

box 121, Folder 13

Cleverdon, Douglas, undated

box 121, Folder 14

Faber and Faber, 1935

box 121, Folder 15

Golden Cockerel Press, 1927-1938

box 121, Folder 16

Hague and Gill, 1938

box 121, Folder 17

J.M. Dent and Sons, 1941

box 121, Folder 18

Nicholson, Ivor and Watson, Limited, 1937-1938

box 121, Folder 19

Sheed and Ward, Limited, 1932

box 121, Folder 20

Sheldon Press, 1940

 

Accounts, Subseries 3_ 1920-1940 and undated

box 121, Folder 1

1901

box 121, Folder 2

Capel-y-ffin, 1935-1940 and undated

box 121, Folder 3

Guild of St. Joseph and St. Dominic, 1920-1927

box 121, Folder 4

Guild of St. Joseph and St. Dominic, 1921-1922

box 121, Folder 5

Hague and Gill, 1930-1940 and undated

box 121, Folder 6

Lion of S. Mark 1934

box 121, Folder 7

Monotype Corporation, 1937?

box 121, Folder 8

Pigotts, 1929-1940

box 121, Folder 9

Receipts and payment accounts, 1928-1938

 

Estate documents, Subseries 4_ 1937-1984 and undated

box 122, Folder 1

Gills wills, etc., 1940-1981 and undated

box 122, Folder 2

Last will and testament and codicil, 1937-1940

box 122, Folder 3

Miscellaneous, 1971-1984

 

Miscellaneous business papers, Subseries 5_ 1900-1961

box 122, Folder 4

Civil list pension, 1944

box 122, Folder 5

Documents concerning art supplies and other purchases made by Eric Gill, 1925-1940

box 122, Folder 6-7

Documents from stone quarries, 1925-1940

box 122, Folder 8

Estimates for printing and illustration by Eric Gill, ca. 1929-1935

box 122, Folder 9

Estimates for reproducing Gill artwork

box 122, Folder 10

Estimates for sculptural and inscriptional work by Eric Gill, ca. 1929-1935

box 122, Folder 11

Gill's print sales

box 122, Folder 12

Gill's statements of work done for Rainforth Armitage Walker, 1928-1931

box 123, Folder 1

Income tax account, 1903-1937

box 123, Folder 2

Indenture documents, 1900-1912

box 123, Folder 3

Indenture documents, 1940

box 123, Folder 4

Insurance policies, 1929-1940

box 123, Folder 5

Insurance policies, 1909-1940

box 123, Folder 6

Investment and loan documents, 1932-1940

box 123, Folder 7

Lawsuits, 1926

box 123, Folder 8

Money owed Gill and schedules for completion of work, etc., 1916-1931

box 123, Folder 9-11

Pigott's chapel records, 1929-1961

box 123, Folder 12

Real estate documents, 1905-1939

box 123, Folder 13

Stock certificate, 1905

box 165

"Estimate of work required to be done in the erection and completion of a Catholic Church, Saint Peter the Apostle, at Lowestoft Road, Gorleston-on-Sea, for the Diocese of Northampton," November 1938

 

Printed material, Series 7_ 1909-2003 and undated

Physical Description: 16.29 linear feet (36 boxes)
 

Catalogs, Subseries 1_ 1949-1998

Physical Description: .9 linear feet (2 boxes)
box 124, Folder 1-16

Booksellers, 1951-1995 and undated

box 125, Folder 1-10

Exhibition, 1949-1998 and undated

 

Clippings, Subseries 2_ 1909-1950 and undated

Physical Description: 3 linear feet (9 boxes)
box 125, Folder 11-25

Clippings, 1909-1934

box 127, Folder 1-7

Clippings, 1935-1937

box 128, Folder 1-8

Clippings, 1938-1946 and undated

box 128, Folder 9-14

Press clippings and articles by Gill's friends, 1922-1950 and undated

box 130

Clippings scrapbooks, v.1-v.4, 1914-1938

box 82

Gill's clippings scrapbook, undated

 

Ephemera, Subseries 3_ 1914-2003 and undated

Physical Description: 5.49 linear feet (11 boxes)
box 135, Folder 1-49

Dust jackets, undated

box 136, Folder 1-34

Game, The, 1916-1923

box 137, Folder 1-9

Dealer files and miscellaneous ephemera 1920-1965 and undated

box 138, Folder 1-4

Miscellaneous ephemera 1966-1999

box 138, Folder 5

Gill family tree ca. 2003

box 140, Folder 1-8

Miscellaneous ephemera, 1946-1950

box 141, Folder 1-4

Miscellaneous ephemera, 1946-1958 and undated

box 141, Folder 5-7

Pamphlets, 1917-1956 and undated

box 141, Folder 8-10, box 144, Folder 15

Welfare Handbooks 1919-1923

box 143

Proofs of Clark blocks, 1908-1940

box 144, Folder 1-14

Prospectuses, 1916-1995 and undated

box 144, Folder 16-21

St. Dominic's press, 1916-1995 and undated

 

Periodicals, Subseries 4_ 1909-1966 and undated

Physical Description: 6.9 linear feet (14 boxes)
box 146

Periodicals 1909-1927

box 147

Collection of periodicals, 1910-1951

box msGill Bx 162

Periodicals, 1924

box 150

Periodicals 1927-1929

box 151, Folder 1-8

Periodicals, 1930-1931

box 152, Folder 1-8

Periodicals, 1932-1933

box 153, Folder 1-8

Periodicals, 1934

box 154, Folder 1-10

Periodicals, 1935-1936

box 155-156, Folder 1-6

Periodicals, 1937

box 157, Folder 1-6

Periodicals, 1938

box 158, Folder 1-11

Periodicals, 1939-1940

box 159, Folder 1-10

Periodicals, 1941-1966 and undated

 

Topical material, Series 8_ 1893-1967 and undated

Physical Description: 1.5 linear feet (4 boxes)
box 160

Change of address, 1908

box 160

Institute of builders, The, 1932

box 160

Merit award, 1897

box 160

Hutton, John, Testimonial, 1915

box 160

List of things in Eric Gill's pocket, ca. 1893

box 160

Academie Europeenne Mediterranee project, 1930-1933 and undated

box 160

Housemaker's Society, 1906-1910 and undated

box 160

Care of copper and magnesium plates - transfer of designs, 1967 and undated

box 160

Capel-y-ffin school, 1935 and undated

box 160

Miscellaneous papers, etc., 1939-1940 and undated

box 160

Personal - Army experiences, matters at Ditchling, etc., 1936-1941 and undated

box 160

Elementary (2d grade) perspective book, 1899

box 161

Poetry, 1914-1934 and undated

box 161

Postage stamps, 1935-1940 and undated

box 161

Quotations, 1928-1940 and undated

box 161

Projects Gill never completed, 1913-1938 and undated

box 161

Westminster mosaic controversy, 1931-1937

box 161

Wedding invitation design, 1930

box msGill Bx 162

Address file box, undated

box msGill Bx 162

Eric Gill album, undated

 

Addenda (2008): Correspondence with David Hennessy and Dorothy Day, with related materials, Series 9_ 1935-1953, undated.

Physical Description: 0.5 Linear feet
 

Correspondence, Subseries 10_A_ 1936-1944, undated

box 164, Folder 14

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, May 8, 1936

box 164, Folder 5

To "Editors" from Eric Gill, January 9, 1937

box 164, Folder 6

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, January 9, 1937

box 164, Folder 33

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, February 5, 1937

box 164, Folder 29

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, February 10, 1937

box 164, Folder 8

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, February 20, 1937

box 164, Folder 27

To [Dorothy Day] from Eric Gill, March 4, 1937

box 164, Folder 13

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, March 25, 1937

box 164, Folder 16

"Art in England now -- as it seems to me," typescript of broadcast talk by Eric Gill, with additions, June 15, 1937

box 164, Folder 36

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, September 18, 1937

box 164, Folder 11

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, November 19, 1937

box 164, Folder 26

To David Hennessy from A.K. Coomaraswamy, June 13, 1938

box 164, Folder 7

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, June 15, 1938

box 164, Folder 2

To Father John O'Connor from Eric Gill, October 11, 1938

box 164, Folder 4

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, October 13, 1938

box 164, Folder 17

To David Hennessy from John O'Connor, October 17, 1938

box 164, Folder 3

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, October 28, 1938

box 164, Folder 35

To "The Catholic Worker" from Eric Gill, [December 1938]

box 164, Folder 34

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, June 16, 1939

box 164, Folder 10

To William M. Callahan (at the Catholic Worker) from Eric Gill, July 20, 1939

box 164, Folder 31

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, August 21, 1939

box 164, Folder 9

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, September 25, 1939

box 164, Folder 28

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, December 28, 1939

box 164, Folder 30

To Dorothy Day ["Dorothy Mott"] from Eric Gill, January 5, 1940

box 164, Folder 32

To Dorothy Day from Eric Gill, February 9, 1940

box 164, Folder 12

To David Hennessy from Eric Gill, July 10, 1940

box 164, Folder 25

To David Hennessy from A.K. Coomaraswamy, December 1, 1940

box 164, Folder 1

To David Hennessy from Dorothy Day, [February 1942]

box 164, Folder 18

To David Hennessy from Maisie Sheed, Sheed and Ward publishers, September 8, 1943

box 164, Folder 19

To David Hennessy from Maisie Sheed, Sheed and Ward publishers, November 20, 1944

box 164, Folder 15

Manuscript critique of Dorothy Day/Catholic Worker pamphlet by Eric Gill, undated

box 164, Folder 20

To David Hennessy from Mary Gill, undated

box 164, Folder 21

Printed Christmas card by Eric Gill, signed by Evan R. Gill, undated

box 164, Folder 22

Prayer in calligraphy, perhaps by Eric Gill, undated

box 164, Folder 23

Aphorism in calligraphy, perhaps by Eric Gill, undated

box 164, Folder 24

Photographs of Eric Gill by Howard Coster, undated

 

Ephemera, Subseries 10_B_ 1935-1953, undated

box 164, Folder 37

Photostatic copy of letter to "Mr. Temple" from Eric Gill, November 26, 1935

box 164, Folder 38

Postcard to David Hennessy from "G.," September 6, 1943

box 164, Folder 39

Copy of letter to "Father John" [O'Connor?] from Eric Gill, October 11, 1938

box 164, Folder 40

Published photograph of the "Glastonbury Madonna," undated

box 164, Folder 41

"Of Interest to Women" column from "The Torch" mentioning Gill, May 1942

box 164, Folder 42

Issue of "Unity" with article by Eric Gill, April 1941

box 164, Folder 43

Prayer card for Eric Gill and letterhead from Aquinas Library, South Bend, Ind., undated

box 164, Folder 44

"It all goes together" advertising postcard and letterhead from Junipero Serra Shop, San Francisco, undated

box 164, Folder 45

Gill publication advertisement postcards from David Hennessy's shop, undated

box 164, Folder 46

Eric Gill woodcut print clipped from unknown publication, undated

box 164, Folder 47

Advertising pamphlet for Evan Gill's Bibliography of Eric Gill , 1953?

box 164, Folder 48

Dustjacket for Sacred and secular, undated

box 164, Folder 49

Letter to Rev. Anthony Noviello from Bishop William J. Hafey of Scranton, Pa., August 31, 1945

box 164, Folder 50

Advertisement for It all goes together, undated

box 164, Folder 51

Eric Gill newspaper article on work, undated

box 164, Folder 52

Letter to David Hennessy from "G---?ham," July 23, 1943

box 164, Folder 53

Printing proof of Gill essay on "Work and culture," undated