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Written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist, describing his experiences and his work there. Gives instructions about two drawings for the New English [Art Club]; illustrated with small animals. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift

Written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist, describing his experiences and his work there. Has two torn pages, with parts missing; discusses Margaret’s reaction to the Sitwells and mentions his Blake drawings and ‚Summer Garden‘. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift

Written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist, describing his experiences and his work there. Includes account of visiting John ‚Jack‘ [Nash] and his famous credo ‚I am a messenger who will bring back word from men fighting to those who want the war to last for ever. Feeble, inarticulate will be my message, but it will have a bitter truth and may it burn their lousy souls‘. He asks for news of pictures in general, especially Jack’s ‚Danae‘; illustrated with a sketch of an officer. Includes envelope.
1917 Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift

Available online are drawings and notes by Francis Bacon, an extract from a photo-journal and extracts from a boxing magazine, which have been painted over by Bacon, all from the 1950s. Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.
through the Heritage Lottery Fund, the National Art Collections Fund and an anonymous gift

This sequence of general correspondence contains files based on individuals and institutions, and includes 7270 personal and business letters. The files do not begin or end at the same time, and the longest dates they cover are from around 1946 to 1955. The sequence includes a file of cross references created by Clark’s secretary (TGA 8812/1/2/7271).
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift

This letter was written over two days, starting on 25 Mar 1964 and concluding on 26 Mar 1964. The first part of the letter is dated 1963, which appears to have been a mistake. 25 Mar 1963 In the first part of this letter, Marie Seton writes about an attack on Satyajit Ray for defending Muslims. She also mentions plans for returning to London. She goes on to discuss problems for Indira and her father [Nehru] and gives an account of a conversation with a bearer in 1957 regarding Nehru and Indira’s need for friends. She outlines incidents and opposition …
She tells Moody of the superiority of good cheese over tigers etc as a gift to Nehru

Tate glossary definition for Black Mountain College: Highly influential college founded at Black Mountain, North Carolina, USA, in 1933 where teaching was experimental and committed to an interdisciplinary approach
concepts We recommend Selected artists in the collection Kenneth Noland Gift

Artist page for John Bettes (active 1531–1570)
Her new year’s gift of 1547 to Prince Edward was a pair of portraits of the king

Letters from Nash to Margaret Nash, general correspondence to and from Nash and letters from John Nash to members of the Nash family.
Collection Owner Paul Nash 1889–1946 Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift

Letters concerning both personal and professional matters, mostly written to Nash but also including letters from Nash and a few letters to or from Margaret Nash or Paul and Margaret Nash.
Collection Owner Paul Nash 1889–1946 Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift