Contains personal correspondence between Jacques Lipchitz and his relatives, friends, fellow artists, critics, journalists, galeries, transport agencies and other businesses.
Acquisition Presented to Tate Archive by Rubin Lipchitz, March
This Audio Arts double issue, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1987 includes contributions from Nancy Spero, Julian Schnabel, John Latham, Andy Warhol, Rasheed Araeen, Donald Judd and Mona Hatoum.
exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, March
Avaliable online is a selection of correspondence from Duncan Grant to Vanessa Bell regarding their relationship; their work; Charleston farmhouse and day to day activities. In many of the letters, Grant uses his nickname ‚Bear‘. Details of the remainder of this collection can be found on the archive catalogue.
Bell Duncan Grant, recipient: Vanessa Bell [31 March
Available online are letters written by Jacob Epstein to his children, Peggy Jean and Jackie, and granddaughter, Leda, dated from 1948 to 1959. The letters discuss general news, his sculptures and family life. The collection also includes photographs of Epstein and his sculptures. Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.
Sir Jacob Epstein, recipient: Peggy Jean Lewis 6 March
This collection, which has now been digitised and made available to view online, includes primarily wood engravings, many of which were used to illustrate ‚Punch‘, and other similar publications, such as ‚Once a Week‘, by Charles Keene. These illustrations cover a substantial part of his career, dating from 1861 to 1888. Also available online are a number of preparatory pencil and ink studies that appear to have informed his wood engravings for ‚Punch‘, as well as etchings, including one early design for and illustration printed in Daniel Defoe’s book, ‚The Life and Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe‘, published in 1847.
impertinent thing on record’ Charles Samuel Keene 22 March
This collection, which has now been digitised and made available to view online, includes primarily wood engravings, many of which were used to illustrate ‚Punch‘, and other similar publications, such as ‚Once a Week‘, by Charles Keene. These illustrations cover a substantial part of his career, dating from 1861 to 1888. Also available online are a number of preparatory pencil and ink studies that appear to have informed his wood engravings for ‚Punch‘, as well as etchings, including one early design for and illustration printed in Daniel Defoe’s book, ‚The Life and Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe‘, published in 1847.
Charles Samuel Keene 17 March 1888 View by appointment
These readings were mostly of poetry by other surrealist authors, read alternately by Ithell Colquhoun and Toni del Renzio, with occasional pieces of their own work. The papers consist of manuscript and typescript lists of poems, and who will read them, and where the reading happened. They include Ithell’s notes on the occasion in 1943/1944 when their reading was disrupted by Mesens and other surrealists.
Renzio at the International Arts Centre, London, on 10 March
This series consists of three sub-series: correspondence with family (including Helene Moody), correspondence with friends (including Marie Seton), and general correspondence which relates mainly to minor professional matters.
from Poona Marie Seton, recipient: Helene Moody 19 March
Artist page for Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA (born 1934)
Beth Williamson March 2019 1 Laura Castignini, ‘Chronology
‘Designs and sketches’, collection owner: Alan L. Durst, 1919–60 – part of the digitised collection of the Tate Archive
Durst March 1958 View by appointment Design for
