Showing 139 results

Descriptions
Joseph Johnston Lee Item
Print preview View:
Ascending

2 results with digital objects Show results with digital objects

Journal

[110pp] Includes sketches of Edith Sitwell [p.87].

Journal

[355pp] Includes sketches of Stanley Spencer [p.2a]; Sabine Kalter [p.125]; Adela Verne [p.340]; Dr Harold Darke [p.355].

Journal

Includes a number of comments about bombings, especially in July 1944. [354pp] Includes sketches of Noel Mewton-Wood [p.54]; Lionel Tertis [p.59]; Kendall Taylor [p.89a]; Benjamin Frankel [p.129]. Also includes: [p.161a] Curriculum vitae of Ivan Pederson. n.d. [January 1944]. [Typescript] [p.225] Caricature of Jean Gabin drawn by R. Warrington. [March 1944.] [p.231a] Letter, 6 April 1944, Thomas W. Parsons, Major, Company Headquarters, London, to Joseph Lee concerning Lee's resignation from the Home Guard. [Copy typescript] [p.239a] Letter, 14 April 1944, Robert Sinclair to Joe Lee. Concerns Lee's Home Guard service. [Typescript on headed paper] [p.253a] Poem, 'Queue-Fever', Joseph Lee, 10 May 1944. [Typescript] [p.267] Letter, 13 May 1944, Ron[ald] Steel Barrie to Mr and Mrs Joseph Lee thanking them for their hospitality on a week-end visit.

Commonplace book

Kept by Joseph Lee, containing mainly literary extracts including a number of poems, some of which may be unpublished. A few pages are in Pitman's shorthand. Includes cuttings and miscellanea. 1898-c.1940s. [324pp] Also includes: Extracts from letters from John Ruskin to the late William Hackston, sent to Joseph Lee for sale on behalf of the artists widow, 5 July 1928 [pp.175-179, 182-183, 186-189, 192-195]. Collection includes one letter from D.G. Rossetti [pp.180-181]. Copy of letter, dated 27 December 1547, Thomas Wyndam to Somerset.

Letter

Joseph Lee, Dundee, to Robert Bridges, Oxford. Admits authorship of the verses in the Dundee Advertiser, but denies sending Bridges a copy of the paper. Continues that he does not feel he misrepresented Bridges and comments on views on Burns expressed by R.C. Stevenson and Thomas Carlyle. [3pp] [2 copies]

Letter

Joseph Lee, Dundee, to Robert Bridges, Oxford. Continues the argument in support of Burns, quoting a number of literary figures. [5pp] [2 copies]

Letter

John Murray, London, to Joseph Lee, Dundee. Gives some personal news and greetings.

Letter

John Murray, London, to Joseph Lee, Dundee. Gives some personal news and greetings.

Letter

Fred Terry, Panmure Hotel, Monifieth, to Joseph Lee. Acknowledges receipt of book of poems and comments on the poems. [4pp]

Letter

Louis J. Alber, General Manager of Coit-Alber Chautauquas, Cleveland, Ohio, to Corporal Joseph Lee, c/o Dutton Co., New York. Asks if Lee will be available to fill "Chautauqua engagements" during the summer of 1918. [1p]

Letter

C.E. Lawrence to H[erman] J. Lee, Dundee, concerning payment of royalties for Work-a-Day Warriors to Joseph Lee. [1p]
Results 126 to 139 of 139