Box 3
Contains 11 Results:
Architect’s Journal, January 6, 1926
Includes an essay on “Clough Williams-Ellis,” by John Rothenstein.
Architect’s Journal, April 21, 1926
Includes “A Landmark of New America,” by JR, which is a review of the new Telephone Building in San Francisco
Spring, 1936
Early Winter, 1937
(no. 8). Inscribed to “John” by the journal’s editor Myfanwy Evans, February 1971.
January 1970
(no. 13). Inscribed “To John | with affection | and friendship | Cecil | Spring. London 1970,” perhaps by Cecil Collins, whose artwork is the focus of an article appearing in this issue of The Malahat and who is also one of the principle subjects in JR’s Modern English Painters.
The Month, January 1949
New Series, no. 1
Ballet Anglais de Marie Rambert, [1937]
Souvenir program for a tour of Marie Rambert’s English Ballet troup in France. The program bears the signatures of many of the company’s dancers and musicians, as well as Rambert herself, who has dated her signature “28/7/37.” Additionally signed by Colin Kendall, the artist who designed the program cover.
Birthday Card, 11 July 1981
Handmade birthday greeting card “on the occasion of Sir John Rothenstein’s eightieth birthday… from some of his many friends…” Includes inscriptions, drawings, and notes pasted into larger colored paper sheets, from Sacheverell Sitwell, Christopher Ironside, John Betjeman, and a group from the Tate Gallery.