(81) Reith Lectures [Art and Anarchy]
MS. Wind 98
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
(81) Reith Lectures [Art and Anarchy]
Shelfmark
MS. Wind 98
Summary
Folder 1: (81) Reith Lectures [ Art and Anarchy]. Personal and scholarly letters received on the broadcasts and relating to the 1963 and 1968 book editions, 1960-1994. Correspondents include Kirk Askew, John Bayley, Isaiah Berlin, Maurice Bowra, Peter Brown, Warren Chappell, Anthony Christie, Frederick M. Clapp, Kenneth Clark, W.G. Constable, C.I.D. Corman, Herbert Davies, Graham Falconer, Austin Farrer, Helen Gardner, Austin Gill, Andor Gomme, Jean Gottmann, William Graff, Victor Hammer, Colin Hardie, Philip Hofer, Kenneth Bruce McFarlane, Dominic Milroy, G.R.G. Mure, Alfred Neumeyer, Thomas Norrington, Anthony Pugh, Kathleen Raine, John Sparrow, Enid Starkie, Mario Maurin relating to Andre Suares, Arnold Walker. [IV, 37, i; WIND 103]
Folder 2: (81) Reith Lectures [ Art and Anarchy]. Letters from the general public received on the broadcast of the lectures, 1960-1964. [IV, 37, ii; WIND 103]
Folder 3: (81) Reith Lectures [ Art and Anarchy]. Related material including Kenneth Clark, 'Apologia of an Art Historian', 1951; Lord Radcliffe, 'Censors (The Rede Lecture 1961)'; Clive Bell, 'The Bloomsbury Group', letter to the editor [of The Times], 1954. [IV, 37, iii; WIND 103]
Date
1951-1994
Language
English
German
Physical extent
1 box (3 folders)
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(81) Reith Lectures [Art and Anarchy]
