Finding Aid for the Collection of Material By, About, or Relating to D.H. and Frieda Lawrence LSC.0654
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Title: Collection of Material By, About, or Relating to D.H. and Frieda Lawrence
Identifier/Call Number: LSC.0654
Physical Description:
1.5 linear feet
(3 boxes)
Physical Description:
1 oversize box
Date (inclusive): circa 1910-1930
Abstract: D.H. Lawrence (1885-1930) was a novelist, essayist and poet. He became best known as the author of
Lady Chatterly's Lover (1928), banned for many years for its explicit treatment of sex. The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts and
corrected proofs, a painting, and ephemera.
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on this page.
Language of Material: Materials are in English.
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and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The UC Regents do not hold the copyright.
- Gift of Willard Hougland, 1956.
- Ben Abramson, purchase.
- Gift of Lawrence Clark Powell.
- Argus, purchase, 1953.
- Gift of Majl Ewing, 1956.
- Gift of Ben Grauer, 1960.
- Gift of Henry Miller, 1962.
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Biography
Lawrence was born on September 11, 1885 in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, England; became a novelist, essayist and poet; his first
major novel,
Sons and Lovers (1913), was followed by the more symbolic
The Rainbow (1915) and
Women in Love (1920); was persecuted for his treatment of sex in
The Rainbow, as well as for his elopement with his wife Frieda (then married to another man); Lawrence left England in 1919, living in
Italy, Australia, and New Mexico, and writing many travel essays; became best known as the author of
Lady Chatterly's Lover (1928), banned for many years for its explicit treatment of sex; died on March 2, 1930 in Vence, France.
Scope and Content
Collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts and corrected proofs, a painting, and ephemera. Includes a group of early
letters from Lawrence to Mrs. Rachel (Annand) Taylor, and correspondence pertaining to posthumous publications of the works
of Lawrence, partly by Frieda Lawrence, and by Willard Hougland and E.W. Tedlock, Jr. Also includes the galley sheets of Lawrence's
first novel,
The White Peacock, with copious corrections and revisions throughout. Also contains the first oil painting done by Lawrence in Italy.
Expanded Scope and Content
The D.H. Lawrence papers are expanding around a nucleus received as a gift from Willard Hougland in November, 1955. Mr. Hougland
has since added to the collection and other items have been given and purchased.
Among the outstanding items in this collection are a group of early unpublished letters from Lawrence to Mrs. Rachel (Annand)
Taylor, the galley sheets of Lawrence's first novel,
The White Peacock, with copious corrections and revisions throughout, the first oil painting done by Lawrence in Italy as well as correspondence
pertaining to posthumous publications of the works of Lawrence, partly by Frieda Lawrence, by Willard Hougland and E.W. Tedlock,
Jr.
Letters and Correspondence: 1-4, 20, 21, 24
Manuscripts, corrected proofs: 7-18, 23, 25
Painting, ephemera: 6, 13, 22
Organization and Arrangement
Arranged in the following series:
- Letters and correspondence.
- Manuscripts, corrected proofs.
- Painting, ephemera.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Manuscripts for publication
Poets, English -- 20th century -- Archives.
Authors, English -- 20th century -- Archives
Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert)
box 1
Letters to
Mrs. Rachel (Annand) Taylor. Croydon and Taos, New Mexico.
654/1
1910-1922.
General Physical Description note: 8 holograph letters. In folder.
box 1
Letters to various persons. v.p., 654/2
v.d.
General Physical Description note: 2 items.
box 1
1. Letter to
Mr. Seelig. London, 3pp.
October 9, 1925.
General note
Gift of Justin Turner, 1958.
box 1
2. Postcard to
Baronin von Richthofen. Palm Springs,
September 27, 1923.
General Physical Description note: Holograph, initialed. 14 cm.
Scope and Contents note
In German:...ach Schwiegermutter, mach du mich nicht traurig...
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Letter to
Christine Hughes. Scandicci (Florence)
654/3
March 13, 1928.
General Physical Description note: Holograph signed. 2pp. 18 cm.
Scope and Contents note
Referring to writing and publishing
Lady Chatterley. Not in The Letters of D.H. Lawrence, Viking, 1932. Tedlock, p.127 gives list of letters written on this day which includes
Christine Hughes.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Letters to
Reginald Turner. Florence,
654/4
April 1926-November 1937.
General Physical Description note: 5 holograph letters signed.
Scope and Contents note
Together with letter from Frieda Lawrence to Reginald Turner, Taos, New Mexico, December, 1934.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Holograph quote from Robert Burns carried by Lawrence. 654/5
General Physical Description note: In folder.
Scope and Contents note
9 line quote from a letter written by Robert Burns to Ainslie. At bottom of page, a typed note: (This copy of Burns' letter
was written out by D.H. Lawrence. It was carried by him and given to me December 20, 1943 by Frieda. (Signed) Willard Hougland).
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Painting in oil. Portrait after Van Dyck, man with gold chain and sun flower. On cardboard. 654/6
General Physical Description note: 16.5 × 13cm. In wooden frame: 23.5 × 17cm.
Scope and Contents note
On verso of painting: Painted and frame made by D.H. Lawrence. Given me by Frieda Lawrence, May 2, 1944. El Prado, New Mexico.
Willard Hougland. In another: D.H.L.'s 1st painting. a copy of something he saw in Italy - said Frieda.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Four Reviews (
Nigger Heaven,
Flight,
Manhattan Transfer,
In Our Time).
654/7
General Physical Description note: 5 original photographs pasted on front leaves, 1 laid in loosely. Holograph manuscript, 10pp. 23cm.
Scope and Contents note
The photographs are identified in the handwriting of Willard Hougland: Five photos of D.H. Lawrence, Frieda, Tony Luhan and
other Indians with the Kiowa ranch of the Lawrence's, San Cristobal, New Mexico - about 1920-1925 (late in that period I'm
sure). 1 photo laid in. Powell, 99.
General note
Published in
Calendar of Modern Letters, April 1927.
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Two Blue Birds. Holograph manuscript with interlinear revisions and corrections.
ca.
654/8
1926.
General Physical Description note: 30pp. written on both sides, 20.5cm. Bound in marbled boards.
Scope and Contents note
Powell 42, Tedlock p.61. Varies somewhat from the printed version. According to Powell: written at the Villa Miranda, near
Florence, in 1926.
General note
Gift of Henry Miller.
Positive microfilm available.
box 1
Four poems: Bell's, The Triumph of the Machine, Father Neptune's Little Affair With Freedom, The Man in the Street.
ca.
654/9
1930.
General Physical Description note: Holograph manuscript. 4pp. 22.5cm.
Scope and Contents note
Powell 62, without carbon typescript. Tedlock p.112.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Introduction to painting. 654/10
General Physical Description note: Typescript, carbon copy. 58pp. 26cm.
Scope and Contents note
This article appeared in print in The painting of D.H. Lawrence, London, privately printed for subscribers only. The Mandrake
Press, 1929. It bears the title Introduction to these paintings. Together with a letter December 14, 1933 from Curtis Brown
Limited to Frieda Lawrence. With note by Willard Hougland (initialled).
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Plumed Serpent, Chapter 6: The Move Down the Lake.
654/11
1923.
General Physical Description note: Typescript with holograph corrections 17pp. 23cm.
Scope and Contents note
Tedlock, p.18 describes carbon copy of the same typescript. Printed version varies from typescript. On right front-cover in
pencil: Pubblicato. DL. Parte del plum(i) serpente. D.L.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Grazzini, Antonio Francesco, called Il Lasca, 1503-1584.
The Story of Doctor Manente.
654/12
General Physical Description note: 8pp. 35cm.
Scope and Contents note
Introduction by D.H. Lawrence. Galley sheets, corrected in ink by Lawrence, pagination in pencil in the hand of Frieda Lawrence.
General note
Published in 1929 in Florence by Giuseppe Orioli as no.1 in his Lungarno series.
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Etruscan Places. 47 photographs with holograph notes in Lawrence's hand on back of each plate.
ca.
654/13
1927.
General Physical Description note: 26cm. In folder.
Scope and Contents note
Powell 83b, Tedlock p.197. Powell counts 44 plates, Tedlock 48. 7 of the photographs were used in Etruscan Places, Heinemann
1933. One plate shows a Sicilian peasant at work. A few plates are inked over in order to prepare them for reproduction. Some
have copious notes.
General note
Formed by Willard Hougland, never returned.
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
The Escaped Cock. Paris, Black Sun Press,
654/14
1929.
General Physical Description note: Corrected proof sheets. 99pp. (handnumbered) 22cm. Unbound in slip-case.
Scope and Contents note
Corrections in ink in the margin, handnumbering by Frieda Lawrence(?) in pencil. With Norman Douglas' rubber stamp ex-libris.
General note
Purchase Argus, 1953.
box 1
Foreword to
Collected Poems. Scandicci,
654/15
May 12, 1928.
General Physical Description note: Holograph. 4pp. 21cm.
Scope and Contents note
Powell 59. At end of manuscript in the handwriting of Frieda Lawrence: This fresh looking mss belongs to Lawrence Powell who
helps to keep Lawrence's spirit fresh. Frieda Lawrence. A draft for the prose introduction to the Collected poems, 1929. Draft
varies considerably from printed text which is entitled Note.
General note
Gift of L.C. Powell
box 1
Movements in European History. Epilogue to
Movements in European History.
654/16
General Physical Description note: Typescript, carbon copy. 24pp. 26cm.
Scope and Contents note
On title page in type: A duplicate copy of D.H. Laurence's (sic) signed manuscript. Penciled note in right corner: mlsf(?)
unpublished L5. Not in published edition of
Movements in European history, Oxford 1931. Unpublished.
General note
Purchase.
box 1
Looking Down on the City. 654/17
General Physical Description note: Typescript with holograph corrections. 5pp. 23cm.
Scope and Contents note
In right hand corner a pencilled note: non publicato with initial L(?) Undated impressions of Florence beginning: I find I
cannot force myself to look at the things one is supposed to look at.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 1
Lawrence, Frieda. Introduction for
First Lady Chatterley. 3(?) holograph versions of draft. One of them dated
654/18
October 20, 1943.
General Physical Description note: 28pp. irregularly numbered. 23cm. Numbered 1-19, 1-8, 2.
Scope and Contents note
Part of the material was used in the foreword to
First Lady Chatterley, Dial Press (1944). Title page of one draft reads Introduction (by Frieda Lawrence) October 20, 1943, El Prado, New Mexico.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
The First Lady Chatterley. Proofsheets, showing deletions for the Australian edition.
654/19
Scope and Contents note
Sheets from the Dial edition, New York, 1944. Passages that were objectionable to Australian censorship crossed out in pencil.
Together with a letter from Sidney G. Phillips of the Dial Press to Willard Hougland.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
First Lady Chatterley: published agreement with Dial Press.
654/19a
box 2
Lawrence, Frieda (von Richthofen), 1876-1956.
654/20
Scope and Contents note
Letters. holograph letters signed, between 1944-1955 (undated letters among them) to Willard Hougland, and 1 letter of April
26, 1938 to Miss Herbig. Together with translation by Frieda Lawrence of a German passage to be used as Christmas card by
Willard Hougland. Also a short typed note by Hougland. Much of the letters concern the publication of
First Lady Chatterley.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Lawrence, Frieda (von Richthofen) 1876-1956. Correspondence between Frieda Lawrence and Lawrence Clark Powell. v.p.,
654/20a
1937-1955.
General Physical Description note: 13 items.
box 2
With these: Correspondence between Powell and Ralph Smith of B.F. Stevens & Brown Limited, relating to the Powell-Frieda Lawrence correspondence.
654/20a
General Physical Description note: 4 items.
box 2
Hougland, Willard Correspondence and papers, 1943- .
654/21
General Physical Description note: 8 pieces.
General Physical Description note: In folder.
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence
re publication of
First Lady Chatterley and advertising material
re The Frieda Lawrence Collection of D.H. Lawrence Manuscripts by E.W. Tedlock, Jr.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Lawrence, Frieda (von Richthofen), 1876- . Price list of Lawrence manuscripts.
654/22
General Physical Description note: Typescript list with holograph annotations. 5pp. 28cm.
Scope and Contents note
Lists 118 manuscripts for sale with prices. Many items crossed off and buyers names written in pencil.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Lawrence, Frieda (von Richthofen) 1876- . Manuscripts. 2 holograph manuscripts.
654/23
General Physical Description note: 4pp. and 3pp.
Scope and Contents note
One manuscript begins: I had forgotten Murry's book out here in New Mexico, but I have been asked so many times what I thought
of it... and describes her reactions upon appearance of Murry's Son of Woman, and how she burned the book under a tree in
Venice, together with Mabel Luhan Dodge. Signed by Mabel Luhan Dodge. The second manuscript,
Answer to Frank Waters 'The Magic That Persists' by Frieda Lawrence, is an apology for the Plumed serpent. Together with a photograph of an oil-painting of Frieda Lawrence
by Jack Winkelman(?).
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Murry, John Middleton, 1889- . Letter to Frieda Lawrence,
654/24
April 25, 1931.
General Physical Description note: Holograph letter signed Jack, 2pp.
Scope and Contents note
Letter re-evaluating his relationship to Lorenzo, his attitudes to women and his relationship to Frieda.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 4
Lawrence, David Herbert.
The White Peacock. Galley sheets ().
654/25
1910
General Physical Description note: Corrections and extensive revisions in Lawrence's hand in ink. pp.1-124, lacks p.59. Oversized.
Scope and Contents note
Powell 1B, Tedlock p.6.
General note
Stored on Topshelf of Cage.
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Letters to
Enid Hilton. Letters and postcards,
654/26
1913-1926.
General Physical Description note: 42 pieces, 1 fragment.
Scope and Contents note
8 of the 42 items are published in
The Letters of D.H. Lawrence. The bulk of the correspondence dates from 1928 and relates to Enid Hilton's part in getting copies of
Lady Chatterley into England.
General note
Purchased by L.C. Powell from Ben Abramson.
box 2
Letters to
Giuseppe Orioli, 1926- . Venice,
654/27
1930.
General Physical Description note: 109 pieces, (102 letters, 7 p.c.)
Scope and Contents note
The bulk of the correspondence relates to
Lady Chatterley. Other publishing ventures are discussed: Story of Dr. Manente, translation of Verga, etc. Together with letter from Frieda
Lawrence to Ben Abramson, July 1945.
General note
Purchased by L.C. Powell from Ben Abramson.
box 2
Correspondence from various persons to
Giuseppe Orioli with copious notes by Lawrence on each letter, about
Lady Chatterley.
654/28
General note
Purchased by L.C. Powell from Ben Abramson.
box 2
Letters to
Edward Dahlberg.
654/29
1929.
General Physical Description note: 13 pieces. Transcripts typed.
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence unpublished and no longer located(?).
General note
Gift of Dr. Powell.
box 2
Powell, Lawrence Clark: Typescript drafts for articles on D.H. Lawrence, unpublished,
654/30
n.d.
General Physical Description note: Typescripts, 7pp. and 14pp.
Scope and Contents note
The Seven Best Books of D.H. Lawrence. The Literary criticism of D.H. Lawrence.
General note
Gift of Dr. Powell.
box 2
Powell, Lawrence Clark, comp. 654/31
1933-1938.
General Physical Description note: Clippings and 8 pieces, approximately.
General note
Gift of Dr. Powell.
box 2
Powell, Lawrence Clark, compiled clippings from magazines and transcripts for research concerning D.H. Lawrence as critic.
654/32
General Physical Description note: 1 folder.
General note
Gift of Dr. Powell.
box 2
Powell, Lawrence Clark, A Critical Bibliography of Books About D.H. Lawrence. X. Bibliography.
654/33
November 1934.
General Physical Description note: Typescript, 4pp.
General note
Gift of Dr. Powell.
box 2
White, William, D.H. Lawrence: A Checklist, 1931-1948. Galleyproofs, together with letter to L.C. Powell.
654/34
1949.
General Physical Description note: 11pp.
General note
Gift of Dr. Powell.
box 2
Miller, Henry: Apocalyptic Lawrence. Together with letter to Willard Hougland,
654/35
1946.
General Physical Description note: Typescript and carbon copy, 6pp. each.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Mesnil, Jacques: A prophet, D.H. Lawrence. Translated by Frieda Lawrence. Holograph manuscript by Frieda Lawrence,
654/36
n.d.
General Physical Description note: 2pp. of typescript.
General note
Gift of Willard Hougland.
box 2
Lawrence, Frieda: A note on Lawrence's letter to Christine Hughes. Holograph notes, typescript and letters to Willard Hougland concerning
this item.
654/37
General Physical Description note: 11pp.
General note
See item 3 of register.
box 3
Lawrence, David Herbert, Collection: Manuscript material relating to Lawrence removed from Lawrence Clark Powell's collection of books by and about Lawrence,
given to the UCLA Library in
654/38
1959.
General Physical Description note: 43 items.
Scope and Contents note
This material consists of correspondence with various persons, manuscripts, and notes.
box 3
Lawrence, David Herbert, Collection: Ephemera relating to Lawrence removed from Lawrence Clark Powell's collection of books by and about Lawrence, given to the
UCLA Library in
654/39
1959.
General Physical Description note: 41 items.
box 3
Lawrence, David Herbert, 1885-1930. Letters to Clarence E. Thompson. v.p.,
654/40
August-October 1924.
General Physical Description note: Verifax copies. 5 items.
Scope and Contents note
With these: 3 letters (verifax copies) from Lawrence to Mabel Dodge Luhan, February-November, 1924.
And postcard (verifax copy) from Frieda Lawrence to Clarence Thompson, May 1, 1936. These items were made from originals lent
to us for copying by Majl Ewing, the letters belonging in 1960 to Alfred Wakeman of Los Angeles.
box 3
Lawrence, David Herbert, Collection. Booksellers catalogs devoted wholly or in part to books and manuscripts by D.H. Lawrence. items.
654/41
General note
Gift of Lawrence Clark Powell.
box 3
Lawrence, David Herbert, Collection. Program and sign for the British premiere of Lawrence's Sons and Lovers, a movie produced by Jerry Wald. Nottingham,
654/42
June 23, 1960.
General Physical Description note: 2 items.
General note
Gift of Lawrence Clark Powell.
box 3
Powell, Lawrence Clark, 1906- .
The Manuscripts of D.H. Lawrence: a Descriptive Catalogue. Compiled by Lawrence Clark Powell, with a foreword by Aldous Huxley. Los Angeles, The Public Library,
654/43
1937.
General Physical Description note: xi, [1 leaf.], 79pp.
Scope and Contents note
It contains holograph inscriptions by Frieda Lawrence, Ward Ritchie, Jake Zeitlin, and Aldous Huxley, as well as a letter,
dated November 12, 1939, from Frieda Lawrence to Lawrence Clark Powell; two letters (carbons), May 28, 1939, and January 18,
1938, from Lawrence Clark Powell to Jake Zeitlin; a letter, June 1, 1937, from Jake Zeitlin to Lawrence Clark Powell; and
three relevant newspaper clippings.
General note
This copy is the gift of Lawrence Clark Powell, August 1969.
box 3
Lawrence, David Herbert, 1885-1930.
A Book of Modern Poems. Scandicci [Italy], Introduction to Chariot of the Sun, by Harry Crosby.
654/44
May 1, 1928.
General Physical Description note: 14 leaves. 27cm. Typescript (carbon).
General note
Gift of Majl Ewing.
box 3
1.
Portrait of a Genius. Los Angeles, 20th Century,
ca.
654/45
1960.
General Physical Description note: l reel. 16mm. Film.
Scope and Contents note
This three-minute film about D.H. Lawrence was made as television publicity for 20th Century's film, Sons and Lovers...
box 3
2. Short television films made as publicity for the film, Sons and Lovers. Los Angeles, 20th Century,
ca.
1960.
General Physical Description note: 7 reels. 16mm. Film.
General note
Gift of Ben Grauer, September 1960.
Additions, February 1983.
box 3
Lawrence, Frieda von Richthofen, 1879-1956. Letter to Henry Savage. Italy, (?). 654/46
1913
General Physical Description note: 1 leaf. 22 × 17.5cm. Holograph.
General note
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930. Letters to Henry Savage. London, 654/47
1913-1914.
General Physical Description note: 3 items (3 leaves, 1 envelope) Holograph.
Scope and Contents note
2 letters, ca. 1913; 1 letter [July 8, 1914] In his letter of [July 8, 1914], Lawrence mentions to Savage that he and Frieda
are getting married Saturday or Monday of the following week.
General note
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Carter, Frederick. The Ancient Science of Astrology by Frederick Carter. n.p., 654/48
n.d.
General Physical Description note: 9 leaves. Holograph. P. [i], viii, ix, x in Lawrence's hand, measuring 21.5 × 27.8cm., pp.ii-vi in Carter's hand, measuring
19.6 × 25.2cm. The pages are misnumbered, omitting p.vii.
General note
Published in
The Adelphi. vol.1 no.11 (April 1924, pp.997-1005.)
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Gippius, Zinaida Nikolaevna, 1869-1945. Green, White and Flame. A Sort of After-Word. n.p., 654/49
n.d.
General Physical Description note: t.p., 12pp. 20 × 25cm. Manuscript.
Scope and Contents note
The manuscript has a pencilled note at the top of the title page by Majl Ewing, This to be Afterword to the
Green Ring (a play by Zenaide Hippius, translated by SSK and published by Daniel [February 1921] transcribed by D.H. Lawrence] The manuscript
is in Lawrence's hand, and was published in 1920.
General note
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930.
Democracy. n.p.,
654/50
n.d.
General Physical Description note: t.p., 28pp. 21.5 × 28cm. Typescript with holograph corrections.
Scope and Contents note
Part 1, The Average, pp.1-8; Part 2, Identity, pp.9-15; Part 3, Personality, pp.16-22; Part 2, Individualism, pp.22-29.
General note
Published in
Phoenix: The Posthumous Papers of D.H. Lawrence. New York: Viking, 1936.
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930. On Being a Man. n.p., 654/51
n.d.
General Physical Description note: 17pp. 16.5 × 21.5cm. Holograph.
General note
Published in
Vanity Fair, vol.22 no.3/4 (June 1924), and in
The Adelphi, vol.2 no.4 (September 1924), pp.298-306.
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930. On Being Religious. n.p., 654/52
n.d.
General Physical Description note: 11pp. (6 leaves) 16.5 × 21.5cm. Holograph.
General note
First published in
The Adelphi, vol.1 no.9 (February 1924), pp.791-799.
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930.
On Human Destiny. n.p.,
654/53
n.d.
General Physical Description note: 14pp. (There are 2 pages numbered 5) 16.5 × 21.5cm. Holograph.
General note
Published in
The Adelphi, vol.1 no.10 (March 1924, pp.882-891).
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Shestov, Lev, 1866-1938.
The Russian Spirit (translated by S. Koteliansky). n.p.,
654/54
n.d.
General Physical Description note: 7 leaves. 18.2 × 22.9cm. Holograph.
- Pencilled note by Majl Ewing at the top of the first page, A chapter [46] from Leo Shestov's
All Things are Possible translated by S.S.K. and D.H. Lawrence, published by Secker [1920] This is actually Chapter 45 of Part 2 in a slightly different
form.
- The manuscript is in Lawrence's hand from Koteliansky's translation.
General note
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 3
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930. Eric Gill's Art Nonsense by D.H. Lawrence. [Vence, 654/55
1930].
General Physical Description note: 7pp. 17 × 22.3cm. Holograph.
- Review of
Art Nonsense, with a note by Frieda Lawrence on the wrapper, Last thing Lawrence wrote two days before he died.
- Note on the wrapper in an unidentified hand describes the manuscript as incomplete, but Frieda Lawrence has written under
it, I think it is complete.
- On p.43 of the notebook, God and art is written at the top of the page in Lawrence's hand.
General note
Published in
The Book Collector's Quarterly, no.12 (October-December 1933, pp.1-7). Also in
Phoenix: The Posthumous Papers Of D.H. Lawrence. New York: Viking, 1936.
Ex libris: Majl Ewing.
box 4
Lawrence, D.H. (David Herbert)
The White Peacock Corrected Galley. Sheets of....