| Description | Correspondents to Dorothy Elmhirst include: Julian S Huxley re John Skeaping horse sculpture 1936; possible teaching appointments; Turner family re Dartington Hall school experience; Sir Kenneth Clark (The National Gallery) re possible exhibition of British craftsmen via British Council as suggested by Little Galler, together with reference to Max Ernst; Exhibition catalogues for Dartington Hall Arts Department 1940s; Graham Sutherland enclosing sketch of work owned by Dorothy Elmhirst; John Piper and painting visit to Dartington 1940s, commissioned work; Naum Gabo offering piece of work for sale; Basil Gray (British Museum) referring to origins of panelled screen (possibly DHT 29); Helmut Ruhemann; Winston Sparrow; Albert Wein; paper by Norah Godfrey 'Experience of Meaning through Painting'. |