Granta, 1964
Scope and Contents
Two hardboard woodcuts containing print designs that were used in the commemorative issue of the publication, Granta, in November 1964. The prints were used to illustrate the article, How the West Was Lost. One of the woodcuts features a likeness of the American Republican politician, Barry Goldwater, wearing a cowboy hat and a poka-dot bandana (RL/Pre-/861). The other woodcut features a likeness of James Butler Hickok (also known as Wild Bill Hickok; RL/Pre-/933).
Dates
- Creation: 1964
Creator
- Law, Roger, 1941-Present (Artist) (Person)
Conditions Governing Access
Restricted. Not available for consultation. Please contact repository.
Conditions Governing Use
Copyright - held by Roger Law.
Extent
2 archive box(es) : Hardboard wood
Language of Materials
English
Separated Materials
The published version of the woodcut prints are present in the Published Material section of the Roger Law (Early Years) sub-fonds.
Woodcuts
303mm x 452mm; 302mm x 454mm
Subject
- Goldwater, Barry Morris, 1909-1998 (United States Senator) (Person)
- Granta (Magazine) (1889-Present) (Other, Organization)
- Hickok, James Butler, 1837-1876 (American Folk Hero) (Person)
Repository Details
Part of the Cambridge University Library Repository
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