Tennant, Stephen James Napier, 1906-1987 (artist and poet)
Dates
- Existence: 1906 - 1987
Biography
Stephen James Napier Tennant (1906-1987), artist and poet
Found in 71 Collections and/or Records:
Letter, 10 Mar. 1930 (circa; year inferred)
Concerning cuttings of a poetry recital, news of home and of a robbery at Nellie Burton's, and commenting on Sassoon's fan mail and [Stephen] Tennant's shell art.
Letter, 25 Mar. 1930 (circa; year inferred)
Concerning photographs and letters received from [Stephen] Tennant, a review of Edith Sitwell's book on Pope [1930] and other news.
Letter, 1930 (circa, year inferred; marked 'Good Friday')
On being glad Max Beerbohm liked his book, a book by Edith Sitwell on Pope, and referring to Sassoon's trip with Stephen Tennant.
Letter addressed from 23 Campden Hill Square, 12 Oct. 1927
Back in London, missing Glen [Byam Shaw] but busy writing, Blunden coming to visit, going with the Sitwells for a weekend at Stephen Tennant's country house, Salisbury.
Letter addressed from 23 Campden Hill Square, 1927 ('Sunday'; year in pencil)
Had just returned from a visit to his mother in Kent, had an amusing weekend at Stephen Tennant's house at Wilsford, 'silliness is fun when it's well done', news from Glen [Byam Shaw] in New York.
Letter addressed from 23 Campden Hill Square, 21 June 1927-24 June 1927 (year inferred from context)
His letters to Festing Jones a substitute for his journal-writing; also descriptive accounts of a party attended with Frankie Schuster and of various social engagements, with comments on the Sitwells and [his first] meeting with Stephen Tennant.
Letter concerning 'Memoirs' with photographs of Richardson, 27 Sep. 1929 (circa; year inferred)
Letter r e proofs of Sassoon's book [?the illustrated edition of 'Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man', published 1929], commenting on the riding illustrations and the portrait of Sassoon's former groom, Tom Richardson. Also re news that Stephen Tennant's lungs had cleared. Includes two photographs of Richardson.
Letter from Sassoon to Theo [A.T. Bartholomew], 28 May 1931
Concerning a portrait of Enrico, giving news of his trip, Stephen Tennant's poor health, has done no real writing since finishing 'the Infantry Officer'.
Letter from Stephen Tennant (Wilsford Manor, Wiltshire) to Shaw, 29 Sep. 1929
Praising Shaw's performance in 'The Seagull'.
Letter of dismissal from Stephen Tennant (Wilsford) to B. Hunter, 19 Feb. 1939
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 sent to Sassoon in Breitenau, Germany, 13 July 1929
Concerning an announcement that he had received the Hawthornden Prize, on wishing Stephen Tennant was not so thin, and giving news.
Letter to Sassoon at Garmish, Germany, 5 May 1929 (year inferred)
Concerning an exhibition at the Royal Academy, domestic news, and improvements to Stephen Tennant's health.
Letter to Sassoon at Gingenti, Sicily, 8 Jan. 1930
Concerning the Royal Society of Literature's award of a medal to Sassoon, commenting on Sassoon's trip to Sicily [with Stephen Tennant], on reading 'The Testament of Beauty', and personal news. Note: envelope contains dried lavender.
Letter to Sassoon at Haus-Hirth (Untergrainau, Garnish, Germany), 24 May 1929
Referring to Sassoon's holiday with Stephen Tennant and giving news; includes a sketch (?self-portrait).
Letter to Sassoon from T.A. Ross (The Cassel Hospital for Functional Nervous Disorders, Kent), 2 Mar. 1933
Concerning Stephen Tennant.
Love letter from Siegfried Sassoon (no place given) to Hester Gatty (6, Lowndes Square, London, S.W.1.), 1 Nov. 1933
Concerning his emotional and physical response to writing a letter to Stephen Tennant, a manuscript copy of which is enclosed.
Notebook entitled 'Memoirs of a Mug', 1932 (1932 transcript of 1927-1928 originals)
[Partial?] letter, 5 June 1928-5 June 1930 (circa; year inferred)
Praising Stephen [Tennant]'s flower drawings and giving personal news.
Partial letter, 1930 (circa)
Describing severe gales and mentioning Stephen Tennant.
Pencil sketch of Osbert Sitwell and Christabel McLaren by Stephen Tennant, 1932 (circa)
Originally inserted in the notebook at MS Add.9852/2/2 between folios /40-41.
Postcard from Florence, 30 Sep. 1928
With messages from both Sassoon and Stephen Tennant.