Charles Ricketts & Charles Shannon

Bloomsbury in London offered in auction the collection of books of Laurence W. Hodson  (1863-1933), a wealthy West Midlands brewery owner, c...

The letters of John Gray to Félix Fénéon, which I reviewed last week (blog 94: A French correspondence ), contain an interesting revelation ...

The French publisher Du Lérot, éditeur , in Tusson, Charante, has published the letters of Félix Fénéon and John Gray in a small edition of ...

During the First World War Charles Ricketts was, as we have seen in blog number 89 ( A costume correspondence ), engaged in charity activiti...

A letter from the American artist Edward Gorey to Peter F. Neumeyer in  Floating Worlds (published by Pomegranate in San Francisco, 2011) r...

The Houghton Library acquired a group of letters and postcards by Ricketts and Shannon to Cecil French. The library's blog posted this m...

Last year Bassenge Buchauktionen in Berlin-Grunewald offered for sale a portfolio with eleven out of Twelve Woodcuts by Lucien Pissarro . Th...

In a recent issue of Theatre Design & Technology (volume 49, Number 1, winter 2013), Margaret Mitchell published an article on 'A c...

John Gray's story 'The Great Worm' was published in the first number of The Dial , issued by Shannon and Ricketts from their hou...

Indicators of influenza activity across the Netherlands show that influenza is circulating, and as I am now one of its victims, this week...

Bonhams in New Bond Street, London , issued a catalogue for their auction of 8 May, when the third part of The Roy Davids Collection of poet...

Seventy-six years ago, on 18 March, 1937, Charles Shannon died. A year later, P. & D. Colnaghi & Co in London devoted an exhibitio...

Until recently, John Gray's story 'The Great Worm', which was published in the first issue of The Dial in 1889, was not taken s...