Box 4

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Contains numbered list of 51 books, a short poem, and introductory remarks for a play

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Pencil note identifies Anne Ritchie as Thackeray's daughter.

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Daily diary kept by Gladys Storey for social and business engagements.

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Record book for Gladys Storey's Bovril Fund. Includes meeting notes for 1916-1918, and 1940-1946, when the committee was revived for World War II. George Storey was chair of the committee until 1918, and Gladys took over as chair in 1940. Includes several letters to Gladys and call for donations "For The Soldier In The Firing Line."

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Postcards and photographic images on paper of northern England, Scotland, and Ireland, pasted onto notebook paper with handwritten labels. Some in color. Includes a short newspaper clipping mentioning Gladys Storey's costume in a play. Gladys Storey was an actress, and this may have been compiled on one of her theatrical tours.

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Examples of the covers used by Storey when he bound volumes of his writings.

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Art-related essays written, collected, and bound by Storey.

Scope and Contents Binding detached. Lectures presented by Storey January 22 to February 28, 1913. Added in pencil inside front cover, "[S]torey, R. A., 1914, on Jan 27th." Includes many diagrams, sketches, and laid-in illustrations from his book on perspective. Also included is draft of letter to "Dear Lamb" requesting gift of money from the R.A. upon his retirement in recognition of his past services. He indicates that he is unable to leave the house due to his health, so the date of...

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Storey's collected and bound notes from several publications on light and color. Includes some essays on art written by Storey, including his lecture on light and color delivered at the Royal Academy. Front board detached.

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Self-bound typescript composed of anecdotal entries on artists, essays, and poems.

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Notes, essays, poems, and stories collected and bound by Storey dating from 1854-1915. Includes laid-in illustrations from other publications, a preface for his second autobiography, and a variety of autobiographical materials.

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Miscellaneous collection of notes on variety of subjects, including art, fiction, poetry, and lectures attended by Storey. Also includes items recopied by Storey, and some pasted-in leaves from other notebooks (see F51 for Sardonius).

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Vellum-bound ledger with list of paintings and sketches with dates and selling prices. Includes additions made up to 1912. Also includes a list of "The Literary Works of G. A. Storey" made after 1910.

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Green leatherbound book with one remaining clasp, and "1824" written on the cover. The rest of the book is blank.

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Anecdotes by Storey, collected and bound by the author. Includes a simple pencil sketch of houses.

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Homemade wrappers. Includes laid in notebook pages, "Nietzsche for the War," addressed to the Editor of the Times, Sep. 7th, 1914.

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Several essays on art collected and bound by Storey in blue paper wrapper. Includes one diagram.

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Collected notes and recopied materials dating from 1893-1908, bound together by Storey. Some exist in separate versions in other notebooks. Accompanied by one notebook sheet containing poem, "Raleigh and the Kings Concience", dated 1905.

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Various essays and notes on art written, collected, and bound by Storey. Includes rough draft of essay on photography and art.

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Includes pasted-in newspaper clippings related to Francis Bacon.