Lehmann, Rosamond Nina, 1901-1990 (wife of 2nd Baron Milford, novelist)
Dates
- Existence: 1901 - 1990
Dates and places
1901-1990 Girton College, Cambridge
Sphere of activity
Novelist
Relationships
Wife of Leslie Runciman and Wogan Philipps. Friends with G. Lytton Strachey and Dora Carrington.
Other information
Novels include: 'Dusty Answer' (1927), 'Invitation to the Waltz' (1932) and 'The Weather in the Streets' (1936).
Found in 34 Collections and/or Records:
G.H.W. Rylands with Rosamond Lehmann and Wogan Philipps in Poitiers, France, 1930-09
Snapshot of G.H.W. ('Dadie') Rylands sitting at the edge of a fountain in the town square. His hands rest in his lap. Rosamond Lehmann sits on Wogan Philipps' left knee next to Dadie Rylands at the edge of the fountain. All three look towards the camera.
GHWR and Rosamond Lehmann, 1925
Photograph of GHWR and Rosamond Lehmann standing face to face, hands held as in prayer. The print is creased across the upper third. Dimensions: 7.8 x 7.9 cm. Sleeve 115.
GHWR, Rosamond Lehmann and Wogan Philipps, 1926 - 1930
Photograph of GHWR, Rosamond Lehmann and Wogan Philipps sitting on a motorbike before a painted back drop, in Brittany, France. The photograph has been inscribed on the back by GHWR: 'at a fair in Brittany ? 1926'
Print, 8.9 x 14 Sleeve 115
Lehmann: The Papers of Rosamond Nina Lehmann
Letter from Rosamond Lehmann, (1901-1990), novelist, (Bourne End, Buckinghamshire) to Siegfried Sassoon sending her brother's first book of poems, 1931 (date inferred)
The collection largely comprises letters addressed to Sassoon although there are few other recipients such as Glen Byam Shaw and Georgiana Theresa Thornycroft, Siegfried Sassoon's mother. There are also some postcards; draft and unpublished copies of poems; bills; and other related papers.
Letter from Rosamond Lehmann (Ipsden) to Siegfried Sassoon sending congratulations on birth of George [Thornycroft Sassoon], 5 Nov. 1936
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Rosamond Lehmann to ICB
1 autograph letter signed 'Rosamond Philipps'.
Letter from Rosamond Lehmann to Peter Hawkes; London, 14 Aug. 1964
Letters and related items, mostly addressed to the editors of the Cambridge Review, and predominantly to Peter Hawkes. Some letters were intended for publication; most of the others concern the contribution (or otherwise) of articles and book reviews.
Letter from Rosamond Nina Lehmann to Joan Robinson, 1944
His correspondence comprises 1 letter thanking Joan Robinson for her praise of 'The Ballad and the Source' (1944).
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann, 1930 - 1939
4 autograph letters, signed. One letter mentions Wogan's upcoming trip to Ireland.
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann, (1901-1990), novelist, (Ipsden House and elsewhere), to Siegfried Sassoon, 1930-1934 (date inferred)
Re personal news, comments on Stephen Tennant's health and effect of illness on his emotions, congratulations on engagement.
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann (Mrs Phillips), 1937-1939
French books; possible member for new French committee
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann to Clive, Julian and Vanessa Bell, 1929 - 1937
7 autograph letters signed, 1 autograph postcard signed to Clive Bell. [1929-37].
1 autograph letter signed to Julian Bell. 29 Dec. [1930].
1 autograph letter signed to Vanessa Bell. 21 Mar. [n.y.].
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann to Frances and Ralph Partridge, 1931-02-22 - 1984-11-25
27 autograph letters signed and 1 autograph postcard signed.
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann to GHWR, 1927 - 1988
164 autograph letters signed, 4 typed letters signed, 21 autograph postcards signed and 1 telegram (with Roger Senhouse).
Letters from Rosamond Lehmann to JDH, 1933 - 1944
22 autograph letters signed and 2 autograph postcards signed.
Letters from Rosamond Philipps to NGA, 1949-02-23
1 autograph letter signed and 1 autograph postcard signed.
Lytton Strachey having a picnic with G.H.W. Rylands and Rosamond Lehmann, 1922 - 1930
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting furthest from the camera in a field with trees in the background. He is wearing a hat, looking away from the camera to the left, with a rug in front of him. G.H.W. ('Dadie') Rylands reclines on the ground in the centre of the group, looking down at a book he holds in his hands. Rosamond Lehmann sits on a rug closest to the camera, looking down at the ground.
Lytton Strachey having a picnic with G.H.W. Rylands and Rosamond Lehmann, 1922 - 1930
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting with his legs crossed on the ground, with a rug spread with bottles, jars and picnic food in front of him. He wears a hat and looks down at his left knee. G.H.W. ('Dadie') Rylands reclines next to him, holding a book in his hands and smiling towards the camera. Rosamond Lehmann sits to the right, partially cut off at the edge of the picture, holding her hands together in front of her.
Lytton Strachey sitting outdoors with Rosamond Lehmann, 1929
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting behind a table covered in a checked cloth in the garden of Ham Spray House. He holds an open sun parasol in his left hand and looks downwards. Rosamond Lehmann sits in a deckchair to the right, leaning forward and holding an open umbrella above her head. She looks to the left. To the left sits an unidentified man, also holding an open umbrella above his head.
Lytton Strachey sitting with G.H.W. Rylands and Rosamond Lehmann, 1922 - 1930
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting at a table covered with a checked cloth and laid with teacups on the lawn of Ham Spray House. He has his legs crossed, is turned away from the camera, and is wearing a hat. In the centre of the group sits G.H.W. ('Dadie') Rylands, with his right hand resting on a teacup. To the right, Rosamond Lehmann sits forward in a deckchair, looking across the table at Lytton Strachey.
Lytton Strachey sitting with G.H.W. Rylands and Rosamond Lehmann, 1922 - 1930
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting at the left of a table spread with a checked cloth in the garden of Ham Spray House. He sits in a chair with his legs crossed, wearing a hat, looking to the right at Rosamond Lehmann, who sits opposite him. G.H.W. ('Dadie') Rylands sits at the table furthest from the camera, smiling and looking downwards. Rosamond Lehmann sits in a deckchair, leaning forwards to the table, looking down at her hands. The table is spread with cups and saucers.
Lytton Strachey sitting with Rosamond Lehmann and John Lehmann, 1922 - 1930
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting in a chair on the lawn of Ham Spray House. He is wearing a hat and leans to the left, looking at a piece of paper John Lehmann holds in his hands. John Lehmann sits in a deckchair in the centre of the group, looking down at the piece of paper. Rosamond Lehmann sits to the left on a cushion on the grass, leaning across to look at the paper. A teapot and teacups are placed on the grass in front of them.
Lytton Strachey sitting with Rosamond Lehmann and John Lehmann, 1922 - 1930
Snapshot of Lytton Strachey sitting in a chair on the lawn of Ham Spray House. He is wearing a hat, rests his hands on his knees, and looks to the left. John Lehmann sits in a deckchair in the centre of the group, looking towards the camera. Rosamond Lehmann sits to the left on a cushion on the grass, also looking towards the camera. A teapot and teacups are placed on the grass in front of them.