Wilde, Oscar, 1854-1900
Dates
- Existence: 1854-10-16 - 1900-11-30
Biography
Irish poet and playwright.
Found in 480 Collections and/or Records:
"Livery Dinner", 1972-06-07
"Oscar Wilde said that the two most important things that had happened to him were when his father sent him to Oxford, and when society sent him to prison...." Ellmann's talk at Goldsmith's Hall.
Long Beach, 1882
Photocopied materials.
Long Branch, 1882
Photocopied materials.
Lonsdale, Roger H., 1980
Lonsdale responds to Ellmann's letter regarding the Childers' case. Includes letters with information on the topic from Dean John Jones and Balliol librarian, Vincent Quinn.
Louisville, 1882
Photocopied materials.
Macauley, Robie, 1961 - 1974
Exchange regarding various essay submissions to The Kenyon Review.
Macmillan, W.S.G., 1968 - 1977
Exchange between Ellmann and the grandson of G.A. Macmillan regarding his grandfather's letters from Greece in which Wilde may be mentioned. Includes transcriptions of his grandfather's letters.
Maggin, Daniel, 1967 - 1968
Maggin asks Ellmann to delay sending Shaw's corrections to Shaw's Memoirs of Oscar Wilde.
Males
Photo-reproductions of studio portraits and artists' portraits featuring Sir William Wilde, Sir George Lewis, J.E.C. Bodley, Walter Pater, Robert Ross, Lord Alfred Douglas, C.S. Millard.