Rogers, Albert Bruce, 1870-1957 (book designer)
Dates
- Existence: 1870 - 1957
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Bruce Rogers, 1917-1949
Folder 1 = letters from Rogers to Meynell (19; 1 letter from Meynell to Rogers and typescript bibliography entry on the Oxford Lectern Bible (1950) Folder 2 = clipping of Rogers's obituary in The Times for 20 May 1957; catalogues of exhibitions of Rogers's work Folder 3 (oversize) = poster printed at the Pelican Press using Rogers's poster type.
Letter addressed from 23 Campden Hill Square, 6 Jan. 1927
Concerning Crosby Gaige, [Bruce] Rogers and an American edition of his poetry (unspecified), feels recent poems are the strongest he has done; discussing G.A. [Gabriel Atkin]: hard to help him, couldn't fit into Sassoon's background, refused to communicate with him after 'his exploits'; also comments on Sewell Stokes.
Letter addressed from the King's Arms Hotel, Dorchester, 15 Jan. 1927
Concerning Crosby Gaige, and waiting to hear if 'B.R.' [Bruce Rogers] would print his poems; Sassoon becoming stand-offish and philosophical; also giving news of Henry Head (now an invalid) and 'T.H.' [Thomas Hardy] (venerates Hardy above all living and most dead writers).
Letters from Bruce Rogers to Morison, 1921
Morison's letters were generally dictated to his secretary and typed with a carbon copy. For the most part, it is these carbon copies that make up his outgoing correspondence in this series. (Where his original letters or photocopies of them are included, this fact is noted.) Letters to and from Morison are interfiled in one chronological sequence. Some short compositions by a particular correspondent are included in this series alongside that person's correspondence.
Letters from various correspondents (R-S) to Oliver Simon, 1925-1955
The letters are from Eric Ravilious (undated), Charles Ricketts (undated), Ludovic Rodo (1952), Bruce Rogers (1925, 1927), Noel Rooke (1952), M. H. Salaman (1953), Geoffrey Scott (1923), Frank Sidgwick (1923), Paul Standard (1944), H. V. Strong (1955), A. J. A. Symons (1930, 1940).
Other subject files
Papers relating to Bruce Rogers, 1919-1977
This collection consists chiefly of papers that record Mansbridge's connections with his friends Stanley Morison and Bruce Rogers. Correspondence consists generally of original letters to Mansbridge and typescript carbon copies of his own letters.
Papers relating to work by Bruce Rogers for Cambridge University Press
Postcard with image of Slapton Village, 31 Dec. 1926
Met Crosby Gaige, suggests 'B.R.' [Bruce Rogers] run off a cheap edition of his work as a snub for Heinemann, who had treated him with 'impudent carelessness'.
Report on the typography of the Cambridge University Press prepared in 1917 at the request of the Syndics by Bruce Rogers and now printed in honour of his eightieth birthday, 1950-1951
Letters before publication from Sydney Cockerell and Bruce Rogers, and after publication from Philip James, Jan van Krimpen, Rogers, Paul Standard, Francis Stephenson, Joseph Thorp, and William Wrede.
William Coolidge Lane: Letter to Bruce Rogers, 1918
Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.
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- Archival Object 10
- Collection 1