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Results 71 - 79 of 79 for "G. F. Watts"

71. SC9-G376 cutting

    British Library

    [Undated] Illustration of The Sisters with Ellen Terry and Kate Terry. On reverse, illustration of George Federick Watts.

72. ET-Z2,265a letter, copy

    British Library

    [4 August 1920] From E. T. [Ellen Terry] to My dear old friend. She would not accept an annuity but would sell G. F. Watt's portrait of her to the National Gallery; only exhibited once before, at the Grafton Galler...

73. SC22-B201 letter

    British Library

    [4 December 1928] From Christie, Manson & Woods to Sirs. Provides advice on the sale of items owned by recently deceased Dame Ellen Terry, advising a reserve price of £25 on the portrait of Ellen Terry as La...

74. SC12-G6 cutting

    British Library

    [Undated] Recollection of first meeting with Ellen Terry in 1874, summarising her career and her character; mentions Henry Irving, John Hare, Charles Reade, Cha...

75. SC3-C4 leaflet

    British Library

    [Undated] Ellen Terry Memorial. Application form to contribute; includes committee members; illustration of Smallhythe; illustration of the Barn Theatre from an...

76. ET-Z2,172 notes from diary, copy

    British Library

    [1904] Mentions Henry Irving; sale of Lyceum; Ted's [Edward Gordon Craig] school in Chelsea; Viola Tree, J. M. Barrie's play; Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Ge...

77. SCB6-G5 cutting

    British Library

    [27 February 1947] Detailed article on Centenary of Ellen Terry's birth; recollections by Phillip Carr, son of Alice Comyns Carr, about Ellen Terry, mentioning Winchelse...

78. ET-Z2,337 letter

    British Library

    [March 1908] From Mother [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. She asks about Charlotte Fairchild, Satty and McClure; wants screen; asks advice on Winchelsea fence and Brakefield; Henderson's permission to publish...

79. ET-Z1,295a letter

    British Library

    [30 December 1909] From M. M. [Margaret Mackail] to E. T. [Ellen Terry]. [Ellen Terry's gift of the Bastien-Lepage painting of Henry Irving to the National Portrait Gallery, which plans to sell photographs for Actors' Orpha...