Archive: SDK Sydney Decimus Kitson Archive
Reference Number: SDK/1/2/1/10
Page: 15 recto
Description
Letter to Sydney Kitson from The Athenaeum.
Mr [Head] acknowledges Sydney Kitson had been ill and wishes him well, and is pleased to hear he has secured the 'Durham' drawing.
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Transcription
{Letter}
TELEPHONE: THE ATHENAEUM,
WHITEHALL 4843 PALL MALL, S.W.1.
TELEGRAMS:
c/o HELLENIST, (PICCY) June 1 1935
Dear Mr. Kitson
I was very sorry to read that you had been taken ill on a journey - [illegible] hope you are well again.
[illegible] also I say how I glad I was to see you had secured the 'Durham' drawing - a very beautiful thing. We had some luck with the British Museum: the NACF gave in Lee Corot, and we acquired a fine Constable drawing (the one illustrated), [Hollon's] little drawing of Westminster, W. Hunt's of London Bridge, & [obscured by tape of which letter attached to page] [illegible] we shall get the "gravelot' [illegible].
With my best wishes,
yours sincerely
A M [Head]