SPENDER
(Sir Stephen, 1909-1995, Poet & Critic)
Fine signature on verso of a portion of a Westminster Bank Cheque
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
11431
£35
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SPENDER
(Sir Stephen, 1909-1995, Poet & Critic)
Typed poem signed with autograph inscription to Thomas B. Brumbaugh,
the poem is titled "Winter Landscape" and starts "Come home with white gulls waving across gray / Fields. Evening. A daffodil West. / Somewhere in clefts of rock the birds hide, breast to breast ...", four verses of three lines each, Bronxville, September
Item Date:
1947
Stock No:
15458
£175
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(Sir Stephen, 1909-1995, Poet & Critic)
Typed Letter Signed to fellow author Aubrey Hodes
thanking him for “sending us your article on a shepherd in Israel which we read with great pleasure and which we would like to publish in ENCOUNTER. However, we may wish to shorten the first two pages and hope you will not mind this. You will certainly be sent a proof copy...”, 1 side A4 on Encounter Magazing headed paper, 25 Haymarket, London, 8th March
Item Date:
1955
Stock No:
42377
£145
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(Sir Stephen, 1909-1995, Poet & Critic)
Autograph Letter Signed to Anna Karan
saying he remembers her well bu is “afraid I can’t be too encouraging about a memoir of Dr Bluth because we have published nothing about Aldous Huxley and various other people who have died recently. But if it was interesting as a character study by you we might be glad to use it?...”, 2 sides 8vo., Encounter headed paper, 25 Haymarket, London, no date but circa
Item Date:
1964
Stock No:
43469
£125
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(Sir Stephen, 1909-1995, Poet & Critic)
Typed Letter Signed to fellow author Aubrey Hodes
saying that “the story and poem are both interesting and powerful. I am sorry not to have written before about the poem, but it became detached from your letter and there is no indication on it of whom it is by. For this reason I did not realise that it was yours and had put it aside until I heard from the author. I am very sorry to have to return them but at the moment we have so much pressure on space that I am simply returning almost everything...”, 1 side A4 on Encounter Magazine headed paper, 25 Haymarket, London, 28th June
Item Date:
1956
Stock No:
43645
£100
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