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manoscmr11 Elizabeth P. Richardson Papers, 1865-1998 Finding Aid Finding aid prepared by Rachel Dwyer. Encoding funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Mortimer Rare Book Room, William Allan Neilson Library, Smith College

Northampton, MA

2003

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Collection Overview Richardson, Elizabeth P., 1922-1998 Elizabeth P. Richardson Papers1865-1998 MS 7 50 boxes (15 linear ft.) Mortimer Rare Book Room

Smith College Northampton, MA

Editor and serious collector of the work of the Bloomsbury Group, Virginia Woolf, and other associated with her. Includes correspondence, a collection of scrapbooks containing articles and images related to Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group, reading notes, drafts of essays, notes and galley proofs for Richardson's A Bloomsbury Iconography, and artwork. English. Biographical Note

Elizabeth Power Richardson was born on August 28, 1922 in Newton, Massachusetts. She attended Smith College, graduating in 1943. Elizabeth Power Richardson was the supervising editor at McGraw Hill College Division, specializing in the physical sciences. She continued to work as a freelance editor after she married American Foreign Service officer W. Garland Richardson in 1949.

Richardson's interest in Virginia Woolf began at the age of twelve, when she first heard Flush read out loud. She began collecting articles for her Virginia Woolf scrapbooks in the early 1940s, with the idea of creating a book that would track the fluctuation in Woolf's reputation. Although this project was abandoned, Richardson's interest in Woolf continued as she accompanied her husband abroad to countries such as Suriname and Japan. Unfortunately, her first library of early editions of Virginia Woolf was dropped into Yokohama Harbor by mistake en route from Monrovia, Liberia, to Tokyo. But Mrs. Richardson continued to collect, expanding her collection to include members of the Bloomsbury Group and others associated with Virginia Woolf. Over the years her "working collection" grew to include nearly two thousand volumes along with numerous scrapbooks of ephemera. Richardson was inspired by Roger Fry's statement that "the really useful collector [is one] who by merely bringing objects together, classifying them, interpreting their interrelationships creates new values altogether."1

While living in Suriname, Mrs. Richardson began creating illustration lists for the books in her collection and continued to do so after her return to the United States. Indexing photographic reproductions of the Bloomsbury Group became a passion, which eventually resulted in Mrs. Richardson's meticulously researched publication A Bloomsbury Iconography (Winchester: St. Paul's Bibliographies, 1989). Soon after her bibliography was published, she moved from her home in Geneva, New York, to Northampton, Massachusetts. In 1985, Elizabeth Richardson presented to Smith College a photograph album compiled by Leslie Stephen in 1895. Mrs. Richardson's children presented their mother's Bloomsbury Iconography Collection to the Mortimer Rare Book Room after her death in 1998.

1 Richardson, Elizabeth P. A Bloomsbury Iconography. Preface. St Paul's Bibliographies, 1989.

Scope and Contents of the Collection

The Elizabeth P. Richardson Papers consist of 15 linear feet of material, dating from 1865 to 1998. Types of materials include correspondence, a collection of scrapbooks containing articles and images related to Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group, reading notes, drafts of essays, notes and galley proofs for Richardson's A Bloomsbury Iconography , and artwork. This collection was assembled by Elizabeth Power Richardson and donated to Smith College in 1998. Original correspondence from Elizabeth Richardson was donated by Panthea Reid and J. Howard Woolmer. Tony Bradshaw donated letters written to Barbara Strachey. The papers are arranged in six series.

Organization of the Collection

This collection is organized into six series:

I. Correspondence of Elizabeth P. Richardson, 1961-1998 II. Scrapbooks, 1905-1998 III. Personal Papers, 1963-199? IV. Subject Files, 1865-1997 V. A Bloomsbury Iconography, 1979-199? VI. Oversize Arrangement of the Collection

The papers are arranged in six series.

Information on Use Terms of Access and Use

The Elizabeth P. Richardson Papers are the physical property of the Mortimer Rare Book Room, Smith College. Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors of works or their legal representatives.

Preferred Citation

Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:

Elizabeth P. Richardson Papers, Mortimer Rare Book Room, Smith College.

History of the Collection

This collection was assembled by Elizabeth Power Richardson and donated to Smith College in 1998. Original correspondence from Elizabeth Richardson was donated by Panthea Reid and J. Howard Woolmer. Tony Bradshaw donated letters written to Barbara Strachey.

Search Terms Richardson, Elizabeth P. Woolf, Virginia, 1882-1941. Bloomsbury group. Novelists, English--20th century. Women novelists, English--20th century. Bell, Quentin. Bell, Anne Olivier. Bicknell, John W., 1913- Boyd, Elizabeth French, 1905- Kirkpatrick, B. J. (Brownlee Jean) Reid, Panthea. Rosenbaum, S. P. (Stanford Patrick), 1929- Spotts, Frederic. Strachey, Barbara, 1912- Woolmer, J. Howard. Additional Information Series I. Correspondence of Elizabeth P. Richardson, 1961-1998 1.5 linear feet

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent.

This series includes correspondence relating to Richardson's book A Bloomsbury Iconography. Correspondents include museums, libraries, publishers, and Woolf scholars and authors, such as Joanne Trautmann Banks, John Bicknell, Elizabeth French Boyd, Angelica Garnett, Diane Gillespie, B. J. Kirkpatrick, Panthea Reid, S. P. Rosenbaum, Richard Shone, and Barbara Strachey. Particularly extensive is Richardson's correspondence with Quentin and Anne Olivier Bell, Leonard Woolf scholar Frederic Spotts, and J. Howard Woolmer, bookseller and author of A Checklist of the Hogarth Press, 1917-1938. A folder of permission letters for A Bloomsbury Iconography (Box 4, folder 128) completes the series.

Series II. Scrapbooks, 1905-1998 7.5 linear feet

Arranged chronologically.

This series consists of thirty-two scrapbooks compiled by Elizabeth P. Richardson. The scrapbooks include clippings and photocopies of articles and reviews of works by and about Virginia Woolf (Boxes 5-9, 30), articles about the Bloomsbury Group (Box 10), and articles about peripherary figures, such as Julia Margaret Cameron (Box 29). Also included are photocopies of dust jackets, photocopies of obituaries, indexes Richardson created for books related to Bloomsbury, and ephemera.

Series III. Personal Papers, 1963-1998 1.5 linear feet

Arranged chronologically.

This series consists of seven reading notebooks, loose notes on photographs of the Bloomsbury Group, and drafts of Richardson's writings, excluding A Bloomsbury Iconography. Also included is the Ribblesdale Lear Scrapbook, in which Elizabeth P. Richardson presents her research on the copy of Edward Lear's Book of Nonsense owned by Thomas Lister, fourth Baron Ribblesdale (Mortimer Rare Book Room 825 L47b 1889). The Ribblesdale family used this book as a guest book, encouraging family and friends, such as John Singer Sargent, to color the illustrations (Box 36). Two audio recordings are also included in this series: one in which Richardson reads Moments of Being by Virginia Woolf and another entitled "A taste of green olives" (Box 38) in which Richardson discusses her Bloomsbury collection and her interest in Virginia Woolf.

Series IV. Subject Files, 1865-1997 1.25 linear feet

Arranged alphabetically.

This series consists of nineteen items, including photocopies of novels, articles, and essays related to the Bloomsbury Group. Also included is a video recording of a performance of A Room of One's Own by Eileen Atkins (Box 41, Folder 166) and a T-shirt featuring a caricature of Woolf.

Series V. A Bloomsbury Iconography, [1979]-[1991] 2 linear feet (10 items)

This series consists of working papers for Elizabeth P. Richardson's A Bloomsbury Iconography. The series includes a fragment of an early draft composed in 1979 (Box 42, Folder 167), two later drafts, and corrected galley proofs. Also included are illustrative material, including original sketches by Sarah Black for Appendix A (Box 44, Folder 180), and a typescript of A Bloomsbury Iconography (Boxes 46-47).

Series VI. Artwork, 1923-1996 .5 linear feet ( 4 items)

Arranged alphabetically by artist.

Series VII. Oversize .75 linear feet (16 items) Series I. Correspondence of Elizabeth P. Richardson, 1961-1998

Asterisks denote significant correspondence.

1 1 Alex Reid and Lefévre Ltd. 1984 Dec 26-1985 Jun 6 1 2 Allen Memorial Art Museum 1989 Aug 7-Aug 25 1 3 Annan, Noel Gilroy 1984 Jul 2-1984 Jul 18 1 4 Art Institute of Chicago 1984 Sep 14-Oct 22 1 5 Ashmolean Museum 1990 Jan 19-Feb 14 1 6 Bachardy, Don 1984 Dec 28-1989 Jul 8 1 7 *Banks, Joanne Trautmann 1985 Nov 22-1996 Jul 24 1 8 BBC Hulton Picture Library 1983 Aug 18-1984 Apr 25 1 9 Bedford, Sue 1997 Sep 22-1997 Oct 4 1 10 *Bell, Quentin and Anne Olivier 1976 Jul 19-1997 Feb 22 1 11 Berg Collection 1982 Nov 20 1 12 Bethe, Rose Ewald 1979 Dec 15 1 13 *Bicknell, John W. 1983 Nov 19-1998 Apr 14 Black, Sarah

See: Smith College

1 14 Bloomsbury Workshop 1988 Mar 10-[1997] 1 15 Blunt, Wilifred 1976 Nov 2-Nov 6 1 16 *Boyd, Elizabeth French 1976 Apr 13-1983 1 17 British Institute of Professional Photography 1985-1987 1 18 Cadmus, Paul 1984 Dec 23-Dec 27 1 19 Carrington, Noel 1987 Dec 10-1998 Apr 13 1 20 Cecil, Lord David 1984 Mar 4-1984 Mar 14 1 21 *Charleston Trust 1984 Jun 16-[1992] Jan 11 1 22 *Chatto & Windus 1979 Aug 13-1988 Jan 23 1 23 Clements, Keith 1984 Jul 20-1985 Apr 18 1 24 *Condé Nast Publications, Inc. 1983 Mar 12-1987 Jul 18 1 25 Contemporary Art Society (London) 1985 Feb 22-1985 Mar 12 1 26 Darroch, Sandra Jobson 1976 Feb 2-1988 Nov 30 1 27 Delaney, Paul 1987 Oct 10-1987 Dec 30 1 28 Diamand, Pamela 1976 Sep 11-Jun 6 1 29 Emery, Jane 1991 Nov 13-Dec 11 1 30 Florence, Barbara Moench [1984 Dec 14]-1985 Dec 17 1 31 Ford, M. A. [1976 Jan ?]-1976 Mar 22 1 32 Freedman, Abby 1994 Apr 19- 1994 May 17 1 33 Gallery Edward Harvane 1976 Mar 17-1976 Mar 29 1 34 *Garnett, Angelica 1976 Aug 14-1988 Jan 2 1 35 Garnett, Henrietta 1988 Jan 23-1988 Jun 24 1 36 Gertler, Luke 1988 Apr 22-1988 May 1 1 37 *Gillespie, Diane F. 1987 Apr 8-1989 Jul 24 1 38 Glendinning, Victoria 1983 Dec 4-1989 Apr 24 2 39 Halls, Michael A. 1987 Oct 12-1987 Dec 14 2 40 *Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center 1975 Sep 24-1985 Apr 17 2 41 Hart-Davis, Rupert 1987 Nov 23-1987 Dec 7 2 42 Harvard University Library 1981 Aug 31-1985 Dec 17 2 43 Haverford College Library 1984 Sep 27-Oct 2 2 44 Heffers Booksellers 1985 Mar 18 2 46 Heilbrun, Caroline G. 1985 Nov 3-1989 Aug 5 2 46 Herley, David 1979 Jul 17 2 47 Hershkowitz, Robert 1985 Mar 19-1985 Mar 31 2 48 Hill, Brian 1989 Jun 17 2 49 Hirschl & Adler Galleries 1989 Jun 10-1989 Jun 15 2 50 House of El Dieff, Inc. 1982 Nov 18- 1982 Dec 6 2 51 Hussey, Mark 1996 Jul 22- 1996 Jul 30 2 52 Hutchinson, Lord Jeremy 1985 June 7-1985 Jun 17 2 53 International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House 1985 Sep 22, n.d. 2 54 J. Paul Getty Museum 1987 Mar 24-1987 Apr 6 2 55 Kennedy, Richard 1987 Dec 18-1988 Feb 2 2 56 Keynes, Milo 1984 Oct 12-1986 Apr 13 2 57 *Kirkpatrick, B.J. 1961 Feb 6-1993 Mar 23 2 58 Kirstein, Lincoln 1984 Sep 24 2 59 Laing, Donald A. 1983 Oct 16-1983 Dec 12 2 60 Lilly Library 1983 Jan 8-1983 Jan 10 2 61 Lee, Hermione 1996 Nov 5-1996 Jun 12 2 62 Lehmann, John 1977 Jan 6- 1977 Jan 15 2 63 Lewis, R.W.B. 1976 Jul 14-1984 Oct 11 2 64 Mandel, Ann S. 1985 Apr 15-1989 Aug 21 2 65 Mansell Collection 1987 Jul 9-1987 Jul 14 2 66 McNellie, Andrew 1993 Mar 23-1993 Apr 12 2 67 Meisel, Perry 1985 Dec 16-1985 Dec 19 2 68 Metropolitan Museum of Art 1989 Jun 5-1989 Jun 16 2 69 Moggridge, D. E. 1984 Oct 20-1984 Dec 22 2 70 Moore, Timothy 1988 Jul 10-1988 Jul 18 2 71 Morris Gallery 1984 Sept 12-1985 Jan 12 Mortimer, Ruth

See: Smith College

2 72 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1977 Jul 8-1978 Sep 30 2 73 *National Portrait Gallery (Great Britain) 1983 Feb 21-1997 Nov 7 2 74 National Trust for Places of Historic Interest 1984 Oct 11-1986 Jan 7 New York Public Library

See: Berg Collection.

2 75 The New York Times Book Review 1976 Jan 10 2 76 Nicolson, Nigel 1979 Jun 22-1988 Aug 22 2 77 Norton, Lucy [1976 Sep] 2-1976 Oct 17 Paige, Phyllis C.

See: Smith College

2 78 Partridge, Frances 1984 Dec 26-1985 Oct 29 2 79 Perlin, Bernard 1984 Dec 28-1985 Jan 8 2 80 Peters, Jean 1984 Mar 5-1984 Apr 12 2 81 Photo Researchers, Inc. 1985 Jan 11-1985 Jan 18 2 82 Pierpoint Morgan Library [1981 Jun 11] 2 83 Pugh, Patricia 1987 Jul 17-1987 Oct 26 2 84 Quick Jonathan R. 1987 Sep 12-1987 Sep 17 2 85 Reed, Christopher [1987] Aug 8-1996 Jul 24 2 86 Regan, Tom 1988 Jun 14-1988 Jul 4 2 87 *Reid, Panthea (from and to) 1994 Jul 30-1997 Jan 26 2 88 Ritchie, Trekkie 1989 Aug 22-1992 May 3 2 89 Roche, Paul 1989 Oct 30-1989 Nov 28 2 90 *Rosenbaum, S. P. 1976 Jul 13-1994 May 1 2 91 Royal Pavillion Art Gallery, and Museum 1990 Jan 19-1990 Mar 17 2 92 Russell, John 1984 Oct 12-1984 Oct 28 2 93 Rylands, George 1984 Aug 14-1984 Aug 25 Scott, Alison

See: Smith College

3 94 *Shone, Richard 1981 Jun 3-1994 Mar 8 3 95 Smith, Warren Hunting 1984 May 7-1985 Jan 10 3 96-97 *Smith College 1982 Sep 3-1989 Oct 9 3 98 Sotheby & Co. 1983 May 18-1985 Jan 23 3 99 Southampton Art Gallery 1989 Jul 20-1989 Sep 6 3 100-01 *Spotts, Frederic 1986 Nov 15-1997 Jan 22 3 102 Stansky, Peter [1985] Sep 30-[1985 Oct] 3 103 Stone, Wilfred Healey 1976 Oct 17-1976 Nov 6 3 104 *Strachey, Barbara (from and to) 1980 Nov 10-1989 Jun 1 3 105 Strachey, Simonette 1985 Dec 17-1986 Jan 23 3 106 St. Paul's Bibliographies 1987 Oct 26-1990 May 22 3 107 Taylor, Roger 1987 Aug 4-1987 Aug 8 3 108 Temple University 1989 Apr 26 3 109 Turnbaugh, Douglas Blair [1988]-1989 Aug 2 3 110 University of Leeds 1989 May 25-1989 Sep 2 3 111 University of California 1984 Jun 1-1984 Jun 13 3 112 University of Hull 1990 Jan 19-1990 Feb 19 3 113 University of Reading 1985 Jan 1-1989 Sep 15 3 114 University of Sussex 1984 May 13-1997 Oct 1 3 115 Vassar College Art Gallery 1985 Jan 12-1985 Mar 19 3 116 Vaughan, Janet 1985 Dec 16-1985 Dec 31 3 117 Victoria and Albert Museum 1983 Apr 12-1985 Feb 25 3 118 Victoria University (Toronto) Library 1984 Oct 20-1984 Nov 1 3 119 Vinogradoff, Julian 1976 Dec 30-[1983 Aug 15] 4 120 Whaley, Charles E. 1984 Jun 25-1984 Jul 20 4 121 Willis, J. H. 1984 Oct 8-1984 Nov 7 4 122 Wolf, Ina 1981 Mar 22-1987 Dec 21 4 123 Wolf, Sylvia 1996 Dec 20-1996 Dec 27 4 124-6 *Woolmer, J. Howard (from and to) 1976 Sep 12-1998 Apr 28 4 127 Unidentified 1976 Mar 15-[1996 Jul] 4 128 Permission letters requesting use of quotations in A Bloomsbury Iconography 1985 Jan 13- 1989 Jan 19 Series II. Scrapbooks, 1905-1998 5-9 (scrapbook 1.1- scrapbook 1.5)

Arranged chronologically.

Articles and reviews of works by and about Virginia Woolf.

10 (scrapbook 2)

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Background articles and extracts about the Bloomsbury Group.

11-12 (scrapbook 3.1- scrapbook 3.2)

Arranged alphabetically by sitter or artist.

Reproductions of Bloomsbury-related photographs and artwork.

13 (scrapbook 4)

Arranged chronologically.

Catalogues of Vanessa Bell's exhibitions.

14 (scrapbook 5)

Arranged chronologically.

Catalogues of Duncan Grant's exhibitions.

15-18 (scrapbook 6.1- scrapbook 6.4)

Arranged chronologically.

Miscellaneous exhibition catalogues, 1912-1987. Catalogues of exhibitions and auctions, as well as newspaper articles about openings.

19 (scrapbook 7)

Arranged alphabetically by publication or author.

Extracts from reviews containing reproductions of Bloomsbury images.

20 (scrapbook 8)

Arranged alphabetically by author, sitter, or artist.

Dust jackets, letters, and lists of illustrations in books.

21-28 (scrapbook 9.1-9.8)

Arranged chronologically.

Bloomsbury 1919-1998. Includes reviews of books and movies about Bloomsbury, obituaries, sales announcements, cartoons, and exhibition reviews.

29 (scrapbook 10)

Arranged chronologically.

Articles about Julia Margaret Cameron. Extra notebook contains photocopies from Victorian Pictures of Famous Men and Fair Women.

30 (scrapbook 11)

Notes and comments by Elizabeth P. Richardson about her collection.

31 (scrapbook 13)

Arranged alphabetically by author.

Indexes prepared by Elizabeth P. Richardson of Bloomsbury-related books.

32 (scrapbook 14)

Ephemera. Includes programs, fliers, and brochures for Bloomsbury related sites and events.

Series III. Personal Papers, 1963-1998 33 129 Reading Notebook 1. Reading notes on Virginia Woolf's life and works 1963-1965 91 pages. 33 130 Reading Notebook 2. Reading notes on Bloomsbury-related images 1983-1984 59 pages. 33 131 Reading Notebook 3. Reading notes on Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury-related material 1984-1986 61 pages. 33 132 Reading Notebook 4. Reading notes on Virginia Woolf's essays and Bloomsbury-related books 1987-1996 75 pages. 33 133 Notebook A. Contains drafts and notes on the Iconography, as well as the addresses of people knowledgeable about Bloomsbury. 45 pages. 33 134 Notebook B. Contains notes on Bloomsbury-related books, mostly concerning photographs [?1983] 34 134 Notes and sketches of photographs of Lydia Lopokova. 11 pages. 34 136 Notes on the dating and identifying of the Beresford photographs of Virginia Woolf. 9 pages. 34 137 Stationery featuring reproduction of a photograph of Virginia Woolf by Beresford. 34 138 "Bloomsbury Squares" cartoon. photocopy 1980 Dec 8 1 page. 34 139 Reproductions of photographs in the Leslie Stephen album, with captions by Elizabeth P. Richardson [?1985] Pattle family trees 1985

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Map of Sussex, England

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34 140 Masterworks of American Painting and Sculpture: typescript, corrected by EPR [1998] 34 141 Drafts of essays for Smith College class taught by Professor Doug Patey typescript, corrected 1993 Feb 23-Mar 11

Includes: The Urkheim Mile And Other Blessings of a Hands-Off Technology and Some Uses and Abuses of the En Dash.

34 142 Drafts for a review of Leonard Woolf: A Bibliography by Leila Luedeking and Michael Edmonds: typescript, corrected [1993] 34 143 Budget of Elizabeth P. Richardson for 1992 and 1993. 34 144 Map of Elizabeth P. Richardson's library. 35 145 Notebook on the Ribblesdale Lear, a copy of Edward Lear's Book of Nonsense owned by Thomas Lister, 4th Baron Ribblesdale. Research on guests of the family who colored and signed it. n.y. Mar 24 166 pages. 35 146 Notes on Edward Lear cartoons from the Ribblesdale Lear 65 pages (notecards). 35 147 Notes on the Ribbldale Lear Scrapbook: typescript, corrected. 36 The Ribblesdale Lear Scrapbook 1993 37 Audio recording of Elizabeth P. Richardson reading Virginia Woolf's Moments of Being. 8 audiocassettes. 38 "A taste for green olives." Elizabeth P. Richardson discusses her Bloomsbury collection. On reverse, Richardson reads Julia Margaret Cameron by Virginia Woolf. audiocassette. 3 copies. Series IV. Subject Files, 1865-1997 "Architectural Review." May 1930 pages 287-300. photocopy.

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39 148 Bicknell, John W. "Leslie Stephen: Victorian Man of Letters" lecture at Drew University. Introduced by Noel Annan. 1996 Audio recording, 2 copies. 39 149 Byre, John. "Faulty Connections." A review of Julian Symonds: A bibliography by John J. Walsdorf with Bonnie J. Allen. Times Literary Supplement 1997 Apr 11 page 33. 39 150 Cannan, Gilbert. Pugs and Peacocks. London : Hutchinson & Co. 312 pages. photocopy. 39 151 Charleston Trust. Sale catalogue for an auction to benefit the Charleston Trust. photocopy. 39 152 Cragg, Steven. T-shirt featuring a caricature of Virginia Woolf. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Largely Literary Designs 1992 39 153 Ellenberger, Nancy W. "The Souls and London "Society" at the End of the Nineteenth Century." Victorian Studies Winter 1982 pages 133-168. photocopy. 39 154 Hafley, James. The Glass Roof: Virginia Woolf as Novelist. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press 1954 195 pages. 40 155 Higgens, Diana. Grace at Charleston: Memories and Recipes. Lockholt & Company Limited. With foreword by Quentin Bell. 40 156 Mozley, Anita Ventura, Mrs. Cameron's Photographs from the Life. Stanford University Museum of Art 1974 74 pages. photocopy. 40 157 Nicolson, Nigel. Sissinghurst Castle: An Illustrated Guide. Bedford: The Sidney Press Limited 1966 13 pages. photocopy. 40 158 Reed, Chris. Checklist of illustrations of Bloomsbury art 1986 22 pages. 40 159 Ross, Robert. Masques & Phases. London : Arthur L. Humphreys 1909 315 pages. Photocopy, with Richardson's index. 40 160 Shone, Richard. Monk's House: A Catalogue of Pictures 1985 24 pages. 41 161 Southeby's Belgravia. Early Photographic Images and Related Material. catalogue for auction held 1975 26 Jun 75 pages. photocopy. 41 162 Stansky, Peter, On Or About December 1910: Early Bloomsbury and Its Intime World." Introduction." Cambridge: Harvard University Press 1996 photocopy. 41 163 Stephen, Leslie. The "Times" on the American War. London: William Ridgeway 1865 108 pages. photocopy. 41 164 Strachey, Marjorie. The Counterfeits. London: Longmans, Green and Co. 1927 275 pages. photocopy. Woolf, Virginia. "Julia Margaret Cameron" Victorian Pictures of Famous Men and Fair Women. Read by Elizabeth Power Richardson.

See: Box 38, folder 147

41 165 Woolf, Virginia. Kew Gardens and woodcuts from Monday or Tuesday 28 pages. photocopy. Woolf, Virginia. Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse selections read by Celia Johnson. Record. New York: Caedmon Publishers 1959

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41 166 Woolf, Virginia. A Room of One's Own. Film performed by Eileen Atkins. videocassette. Series V. A Bloomsbury Iconography, [1979]-[1991] 42 167 Early Draft, typescript, corrected [1979 Aug 4] 5 pages. 42-3 168-73 Draft A in 6 notebooks, typescript, corrected n.d. 43 174 Draft fragments, typescript, corrected n.d. 4 175 Draft B, typescript, corrected n.d. 44 176-79 Galley proofs, corrected 1988 Oct. Galley proofs, corrected, with printer's annotations. Stamped "Jan 23 1989."

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45 180 Original sketches by Sarah Black for "Appendix A: The Cameron Photographs of Julia Stephen" in A Bloomsbury Iconography. 45 181 Illustrative material Permission letters.

See: Box 4, Folder 128

45 182 Advertisements and Reviews 1989 May-1990 May 45 183 Notes on Paper Darts: The Illustrated Letters edited by Frances Spalding, typescript [1991] 2 pages. 46-47 (scrapbook 12A and 12S)

A Bloomsbury Iconography. Updated by the author after publication, typescript, [1991]

Series VI. Artwork, 1923-1996 Black, Sarah. Original sketches for "Appendix A: The Cameron Photographs of Julia Stephen" in A Bloomsbury Iconography.

See: Box 45, Folder 180

Fry, Roger.

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48 184 Grant, Duncan. Duncan Grant at Charleston, 19 photographic slides. Kennedy, Richard.

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48 185 Starr, Martha H. and Elizabeth W. Hill. Virginia Woolf Calendar Diary 1982. New York and London: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. 1981 48 186 Starr, Martha H. and Elizabeth W. Hill. Virginia Woolf Calendar Diary 1983. New York and London: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. 1982 2 copies. Series VII. Oversize PERSONAL PAPERS 49 187 Pattle family trees 1985 49 188 Map of Sussex, England. SUBJECT FILES 49 189 Architectural Review, May 1930 pages 287-300. photocopy. 49 190 Woolf, Virginia. Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse selections read by Celia Johnson. Record. New York: Caedmon Publishers 1959 A BLOOMSBURY ICONOGRAPHY 49 200 Galley proofs, corrected, with printer's annotations. Stamped "Jan 23 1989." ARTWORK 49 201 The Charleston Calendar 1990 Bloomsbury Portraits by Lettice Ramsey. 2 copies. 49 202 The Charleston Calendar 1991 Virginia Woolf. 49 203 The Charleston Calendar 1992 A Bloomsbury Garden 49 204 The Charleston Calendar 1996 Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell: Book Jackets. 3 copies 49 205 Charleston Revisited: A new view of Bloomsbury in the country. Poster for an exhibition at the Francis Kyle Gallery 1993 framed 50 206 Fry, Roger. Outside Avila: lithograph 1923 framed 50 207 Fry, Roger. Still Life 1918 Reproduction on linen, framed. Linen Union. 50 208 Kennedy, Richard. Virginia Woolf: lithograph n.d. framed. Signed. 50 209 Kennedy, Richard. Virginia Woolf Setting Type: ink and graphite drawing n.d. Framed.

Illustration for Kennedy's A Boy at the Hogarth Press (London 1972).