Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

"March 29th, 1914. Dear Mr. Hewitt, Thank you very much for searching out the letters of my father and taking so much trouble about the matter. It will be very nice to see you again if you can manage to bring the letters but I should like to know when you mean to come as I might be out - we are leaving this place on Monday April 6th and tomorrow we are out all the afternoon - With our kind regards, I am Sincerely yours, Amy Woolner."

A folded sheet of paper, inscribed: "Letters from T. Woolner to J.F. Lewis R.A., returned with thanks & compliments, May 19, 1914, from Amy Woolner, Belle Vue, Chiddingfold, Surrey."

Bottom of page: an extensive quotation from Anna, Lady Miller (1741-1781), beginning, "A considerate benefit arising from seeing other countries, is the eradication, by the testimony of our own senses, of many prejudices and littlenesses of thinking."

Bottom of page: "Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto. Ter." translated as "I am a man, and have a fellow-feeling of every thing belonging to man."

Article by Anthony Pogi on fans, fan painting, and Benvenuto Cellini.

The image shows duck, blue, brown, white, and red, standing on a small spot of land surrounded by water.