Rose, Francis, Sir, 1909-1979
Found in 33 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1946-11-15
"I am so very moved by the thought of the Homage to Gertrude - after the series of your pictures of this summer I expect nothing but great work from you...."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1946-11-27
"You really spoil us with the lovely drawings, as if your letters weren't in themselves a great comfort..."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1946-12-17
"Our letters must have crossed. I have just heard that the family is not going to appeal the case...."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-01-02
"A very-very happy New Year to you both and many more of them- at least some of your dreams have been realised- one of great achievement- as I am sure it will be..."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-01-18
"What has become of you - where were and are you - and why didn't I hear from you. There is considerable news of Bernard- you will have heard some of it from his brothers..."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-01-23
"Thank you so awfully for the drawing. You spoil me, but I am putting them all away together- of course- and some day they will be yours again..."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-01-29
"Yes our letters crossed- the one I wrote was in answer to your letter with the Cornwall drawing- which continues to give me so much pleasure..."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-02-08
"I have seen Fisher twice - they are off tomorrow on a tour[?] and only pass thought Paris on their return to London...."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-03-13
"Your drawings for the tomb came two days ago. It is perfectly realised- so noble and everlasting- it is the best portrait of Gertrude- her character and her quality..."
Letter from Alice B. Toklas to Sir Francis Rose, 1947-03-18
"This morning I sent you the marble cutter's scale drawing (in centimeters) naturally. You must please pay attention to an attrocious drawing called "elevation"...