Graphic design

SOURCE: Town planning conference, London, 10th-15th October 1910, exhibition of drawings & models at the Royal Academy from the 10th to the 22nd October (1910, London), title page

NOTES: From a series of sketches including caricatures and designs for greeting cards in the Fry & Drew papers. Georgina and Jennifer [Alliston] were Jane Drew's twin daughters from her first marriage. This card probably dates from the late 1940s-1950s.

NOTES: The Egophile is a large scrapbook containing a mixture of personal notes, correspondence, press cuttings, from the national, local, and international press and the architectural press collected by Denys Lasdun during the early part of his architectural life.

NOTES: The Egophile is a large scrapbook containing a mixture of personal notes, correspondence, press cuttings, from the national, local, and international press and the architectural press collected by Denys Lasdun during the early part of his architectural life. This drawing dates from the CIAM 7 Conference held at Bergamo in 1949.

NOTES: The Egophile is a large scrapbook containing a mixture of personal notes, correspondence, press cuttings, from the national, local, and international press and the architectural press collected by Denys Lasdun during the early part of his architectural life. Lasdun designed this house for F. J. Conway, a painter. The artist and illustrator Ronald Searle and his wife, the editor, Kaye Webb, lived in the house during the 1950s.