Cotmania. Vol. VII. 1931-2

July 3, 1931. Went to Dunster with W & Mrs Legintwood. The fireplace in the Luttrell Arms drawn by Bichon is in a large 1st floor bedroom. The Coat of arms is in the drawing room. The packhorse bridge is down by the Castle Mills. The effigies etc in the Ch[urch] are all there. I came to the conclusion that the drawings were very accurate.

July 6, 1931. Visited Walker's summer exh[ibitio]n.
[annotated extract from catalogue; added notes indicated in { }]
J. J. COTMAN, 1814-1878
{18 g[uinea]s} 38. On the Yare—1873
13¼ x 8¼ in.
{18 g[uinea]s} 39. Norwich from the Yare—1873
13 x 8¼ in.
{Walker bought these 2 at Sotheby's 29.4.31, for £4 apiece.}

J. S. COTMAN, 1782-1842
{28 g[uinea]s} 40. Mill House (sepia wash)
11 x 7⅝ in.
{'554' in pencil, bottom, l[eft].}

M. E. COTMAN, 1810-1858

1. Old Houses with passage beneath leading to St. Michael's Churchyard, Norwich
   (from the Bulwer collection)
   5¾ x 8¼ in.
2. Twyford Church, Norfolk, from the South-West
   (from the Bulwer collection)
   11½ x 7½ in.
3. Titchwell Church, Norfolk—1838
   (from the Bulwer collection)
   8⅞ x 5⅞ in.
4. The North Pier, Yarmouth, Norfolk, as it appeared in 1823 (sepia)
   (from the Bulwer collection)
   9⅛ x 5½ in.
5. Blakeney Church from the Marshes—1840 (sepia)
   (from the Bulwer collection)
   8⅞ x 4⅞ in.
   {No. 40 was a very charming 'drawing copy' drawing.
   All the washes quiet, direct & masterly.}