The Mary Lago Collection: Inventory

Series IX

Research and Publication Files

Max and Florence Beerbohm [includes Karl Beckson material]

Mary Lago Correspondence

Box 11

54 Harvard UP and John Murray with Mary Lago, 1972-1975

55 Re: permissions

56 Re: permissions

57 Re: permissions

58 Max Beerbohm to Florence Beerbohm (transcripts)

Box 12

Collected Correspondence (see also Oversize, box 49)

1 Max Beerbohm to William Rothenstein, 1893-1910

2 Max Beerbohm to William Rothenstein, 1911-1920

3 Max Beerbohm to William Rothenstein, 1922-1930

4 Max Beerbohm to William Rothenstein, 1931-1940

5 Max Beerbohm to William Rothenstein, 1941-1945

6 Max Beerbohm to William Rothenstein--not used (51 letters)

7 Max Beerbohm to Alice Rothenstein

8 Paul and John Nash to William Rothenstein

9 A. E. Gallatin

10 “Extracts from Letters Written by My Mother, Alexandra (“Dody”) Kahn, During the Time She Lived at the Villino Chiaro, Rapallo, Italy with Max and Florence Beerbohm - August 1921 to April 1922” by Marion Bagshawe

11 Transcripts of Misc. Correspondence

Notes

12 Research Notebook, 1970

13 Research Notebook, (2)

14 List of pictures and drawings sold by William Rothenstein, 1900-1940

15 Listing of Max Beerbohm material (1907 sale)

Drafts

16 Sir Rupert Hart-Davis's comments on draft

17 Sir Rupert Hart-Davis's comments on draft

18 Working copy of Rothenstein-Beerbohm letters, as typed by Karl Beckson. His selection of letters

19 The Ex-Arcadians: Letters of William Rothenstein and Max Beerbohm . TMs

20 The Ex-Arcadians. p. 160-269

21 The Ex-Arcadians . 2nd draft. [Mary Lago note: “Prepared by Mary Lago and sent to Harvard Press, John Murray, and Karl Beckson, April 1973. Corrections on this draft are all made by Mary Lago as preparation for 3rd draft as requested by Harvard and John Murray”] 1/4

22 The Ex-Arcadians . 2 nd draft. 2/4

23 The Ex-Arcadians . 2 nd draft. 3/4

24 The Ex-Arcadians . 2 nd draft. 4/4

25 Max and Will . 3rd draft. 1/4

26 Max and Will. 3 rd draft. 2/4

27 Max and Will. 3 rd draft. 3/4

28 Max and Will. 3 rd draft. 4/4

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Box 13

“Mrs. Max”

1 “Mrs. Max,” correspondence

2 “Mrs. Max,” correspondence, 1974-1975

3 “Mrs. Max: Finding Florence Beerbohm,” by Mary Lago. Typescript

Karl Beckson material

4 Envelope with instructions regarding disposition of material

5 Mary Lago's account of working arrangement with Karl Beckson

6 Envelope from Karl Beckson

7 Karl Beckson’s “Annotations for Mary”

8 Annotations

9 Annotations

10 Annotations

11 Xerox copies, transcripts [folder marked 'important' by Karl Beckson]

12 Draft of introduction by Karl Beckson with Mary Lago's comments

13 Karl Beckson's corrections on Mary Lago's draft of introduction

14 Karl Beckson's answers to misc. questions after Oct. 1972

15 Karl Beckson's draft of chronology

16 Karl Beckson's draft bibliography

17 Karl Beckson's notes

18 Mary Lago's notes and queries sent to Karl Beckson

19 Notes on volume of Max Beerbohm essays

Restricted material :

20 Karl Beckson’s Bills (to pay ½ of expenses) for books.

21 Mary Lago to Karl Beckson, 1968-1975

22 Karl Beckson to Mary Lago, 1968-1970

23 Karl Beckson to Mary Lago, 1971-1975

24 Alfred Perrin corr., 1972-1974

25 Mary Lago to Karl Beckson, Hilda Petri, etc. 1967-1975

26 Mary Lago to Karl Beckson, various

27 Mary Lago to Karl Beckson, ML’s notes

Stopford A. Brooke

Mary Lago Correspondence

28 Correspondence re: permissions, 1970

29 Correspondence, 1967-1987

30 Harvard UP and John Murray, 1970-1971

Collected Correspondence

31 Stopford Brooke’s Manchester College Letters, 1890-1912

32 Stopford Brooke to Professor Knight, 1886-1897 [Pierpont Morgan Library]

33 Stopford Brooke to Macmillan, 1896-1912

34 Stopford Brooke correspondence [incl. Mary Lago correspondence with letter owners]

35 Stopford Brooke correspondence, notes and transcripts

Diary Transcripts

36 November 15, 1894-January 28, 1898

37 January 29, 1898-July 22, 1898

38 July 23, 1898-March 1, 1899

39 March 2, 1899-June 20, 1899

40 June 21, 1899-September 24, 1899

41 September 25, 1899-July 1, 1901

42 July 2, 1901-February 5, 1902

43 February 6, 1902-October 6, 1902

44 October 7, 1902-January 17, 1903

Box 14

1 January 18, 1903-July 14, 1903

2 July 15, 1903-May 3, 1904

3 May 4, 1904-August 19, 1904

4 August 20, 1904-December 29, 1904

5 January 1, 1905-August 21, 1905

6 August 22, 1905-April 14, 1906

7 April 15-1906-July 5, 1906

8 July 6, 1906-December 31, 1906

9 January 1, 1907-April 21, 1907

10 April 22, 1907-September 7, 1907

11 September 8, 1907-Jan. 15, 1908

12 January 16, 1908-April 19, 1908

13 April 20, 1908-July 18, 1908

14 July 22, 1908-December 18, 1908

15 December 19, 1908-March 13, 1909

16 March 14, 1909-July 26, 1909

17 July 26, 1909-October 24, 1909

18 October 25, 1909-December 31, 1909

19 January 1, 1910-January 15, 1912

20 January 1, 1916-March 14, 1916

21 Stopford Brook diaries, various

A View from Manchester Square:Selected Brooke Diaries with Notes and Introduction (unpublished). [Mary Lago: “sent xerox to John Murray, 1 Oct, 1985”]

22 TMs, Introduction; Mar 19, 1888–Mar 27, 1899

23 TMs, March 29, 1899-May 23, 1908

24 TMs, June 29, 1908-March 16, 1916

25 TMs, additional material (?)

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Edward Burne-Jones and Thomas Rooke

Mary Lago Correspondence

26 Re: Permissions, 1976-1981

27 Correspondence, 1975-1986

Box 15

1 Mary Lago with Simon Fenwick, 1996

2 Re: Alma Tadema piano, 1978

Collected Correspondence

3 Burne-Jones to Fairfax Murray, 1867-1892 [Texas: TBR]

4 Burne-Jones to Howards, etc - Castle Howard.

5 Burne-Jones to various correspondence. Notes

6 Rooke to Burne-Jones. Transcripts, notes

7 Burne-Jones to G. F. Watts (Compton). Notes

8 Burne-Jones to Mary Gladstone. Notes

9 Burne-Jones to S. Colvin (from Durham County Council)

10 Burne-Jones to J. R. Lowell

11 Burne-Jones to misc. (includes 1 to Oscar Wilde). [Texas: TBR]

12 Burne-Jones to Mrs. Gaskell (Elizabeth). Notes

13 Burne-Jones to C. E. Norton family

14 Rooke to Sydney Cockrell. (from OWS 1943 Annual volume)

15 John Ruskin to Rooke. [Texas: TBR]

16 Burne-Jones to Ruskin.

17 Edward Burne-Jones to Philip Burne-Jones. Photocopies

18 Burne-Jones to various--from Institut Neerlandais. Photocopies

19 John Ruskin to various correspondents. Notes

20 Rooke to Burne-Jones. Photocopies (from Institut Neerlandais)

21 T.M. Rooke to Philip Webb, 1898 [original letter; 1 ALS]

22 Correspondence from Institut Neerdlandais

23 Correspondence, n.d.

24 Ruskin to various, notes

Notes

25 “Burne-Jones and Art Nouveau,” by Paul Liss. TMs. Correspondence, Paul Liss and Mary Lago, 1982

26 Rook/Cockerell and Cockerell Diaries, Notes

27 Notes

28 Burne-Jones, Morris, etc. Mss collections

29 Notes

30 Miscellaneous material.

31 Useful rough notes from working copy of B-JT

32 Original retyped pp. for final copy to Murray

33 Catherine William’s Catalogue of TMR’s work at Reading-Ruskin Museum, 1978

34 Notes. Incl. TM Rookes’ apology for presenting the conversation

35 “T.M. Rooke’s Notes of Edward Burne-Jones’ Talk Transcribed by Georgiana Burne-Jones” [1/3]

36 “T.M. Rooke’s Notes of Edward Burne-Jones’ Talk Transcribed by Georgiana Burne-Jones” [2/3]

37 “T.M. Rooke’s Notes of Edward Burne-Jones’ Talk Transcribed by Georgiana Burne-Jones” [3/3]

Drafts

38 Burne-Jones by Himself . TMs

39 Burne-Jones by Himself . TMs

40 Burne-Jones Talkin g. TMs (various pages)

41 Burne-Jones Talking . TMs

42 Burne-Jones Talking . TMs

43 Burne-Jones by himself . I.

44 Burne-Jones by himself. II.

Box 16

1 Burne-Jones Talking. I.

2 Burne-Jones Talking. II.

3 Burne-Jones Talking. III.

4 Burne-Jones Talking. IV.

5 Burne-Jones Talking. Index Copy

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