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Gill Project Finding Aid Item Number: CEG683 Artwork name: Untitled (The Keymer & District Land Club Sussex) Date: Undated Size: 3 x 7” Description: Piece of rag or cardboard painted navy blue with white text and white and red patterned accents. Media: watercolor or gouache on rag board Item Number: CEG684 Artwork name: Sketch for Land Club banner or poster Date: June, 1909 Size: 6 x 8” Description: Watercolor painting of a landscape with house for Land Club League poster Media: Watercolor on paper, mounted on board Item Number: CEG685 Artwork name: Untitled (The Land Club League) Date: Undated Size: 5½ x 5 ¾” Description: Watercolor painting of a house with fruit tree and wheat with text below. Media: Watercolor on paperboard Item Number: CEG686 Artwork name: Untitled (The Land Club League) Date: Undated Size: 6 x 6¼” Description: Painting of a house with fruit tree and wheat with text below. Media: Watercolor on paper Item Number: CEG687 Artwork name: Sketch for Land Club banner Date: June 1909 Size: 14 ¼ x 10 ¼” Description: Painting of house between two trees with text below. Media: Watercolor on medium-weight paper Item Number: CEG1511 Artwork name: 25 Nudes Date: Undated: Size: 7 x 9” Description: Proof engraving of Cover of 25 Nudes Book Media: 2 color proof engraving Item Number: CEG1512 and 13-G Artwork name: 25 Nudes Size: 7 ¾ x 10 ¾” Description: Paste-up (collaged) design for layout of d.w. design Media: Engraving on paper Item Number: CEG1513 Artwork name: 25 Nudes Size: 14 x 10” Description: Photostat or original drawing for d.w. design with notes by Gill Media: Photostat on paper with penciled notes Item Number: CEG1514 Artwork name: Untitled (from 25 Nudes) Date: Undated Size: 6 x 10 1/8” Description: Proof engraving of nude woman Media: Black ink engraving on Japanese paper Item Number: CEG1515 Artwork name: Untitled (from 25 Nudes) Date: Undated Size: 6 1/8 x 10 3/4” Description: Proof engraving of nude woman Media: Black ink engraving on Japanese paper Item Number: CEG1516 Artwork name: Untitled (from 25 Nudes) Date: Undated Size: 6 x 10 ¾” Description: Proof engraving of nude woman Media: Black ink engraving on Japanese paper Item Number: CEG1517 Artwork name: Untitled (from 25 Nudes) Date: Undated Size: 6 x 10 ½” Description: Proof engraving of nude woman Media: Black ink engraving on Japanese paper Item Number: CEG1518 Artwork name: Untitled (from 25 Nudes) Date: Undated Size: 7 ½ x 11” Description: Proof engraving of nude woman Media: Black ink engraving on Japanese paper Item Number: 555 or CEG1646, DR-11 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 6x7” Description: Print of a bearded man stepping on the neck of a man, both under a branch of leaves being held by a disembodied hand. Note in Gill’s hand says “not in final state as used in Fleuron” Media: Engraving on paper Item Number: 366, CEG1647, DR-11 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 6 1/8x7 1/2” Description: Etching of nude couple embracing standing in foliage, marked 15 of an edition of 25 and signed by Gill Media: Etching on paper Item Number: CEG1660, DR-11G Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 1/8x8 ¼” Description: Sketch of male torso and thighs with transparent loincloth. Drawing was made on the back of a page from Gill’s Essays in Orthodoxy. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 571, no EG # Artwork name: Untitled (River Thames Map) Date: Undated Size: 3x2 ¼” Description: Print of map showing River Thames, Pimlico Wharf, Grosvenor Road and Vauxhall Bulding. Note on back states it is a gift of Evan Gill 1/17/54. Media: Engraving on lightweight paper. Item Number: Physick 827, Faber List 523, no EG # Artwork name: Untitled (Virgin and Child) Date: 12.25.31 Size: 3 ¼ x8 ¼” Description: Print of a woman holding a child with halo. Text in print: EXTE ORTVS EST SOL EVST TIAE. Signed “love from EG & MEG” Media: Engraving on paper Item Number: 525, No EG # Artwork name: Untitled (Ampleforth College Library) Date: Undated Size: 3 1/2x2 ¼” Description: Print of signage or nameplate for Ampleforth College Library. Note on back states it is a gift of Evan Gill 1/17/54. Media: Engraving on paper Item Number: 34, CEG 1464 Artwork name: Untitled (Seal) Date: Undated Size: 6 ¾ x 8 3/4” Description: Drawing of a seal with lilies and black diamonds. From Magdalene College, Oxford. Has the number of 34. Media: Ink and crayon on transparent paper Item Number: 73, CEG1465 Artwork name: Untitled (St. Michael) Date: Undated Size: 4 3/8 x 2 ½-3/4” Description: Drawing of upright figure on a pedestal with snake coiled around the feet and wings protruding from above the shoulders. Note on adjacent page from John Bidwell from Oct of 1982 states that the winged figure is St. Michael for a church in Scotland, with client Fr Kelly. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 73, CEG1466 Artwork name: Gordon Memorial Date: Undated Size: 8 ½ x 11 Description: Drawing of Memorial with crucifix, from 2 viewpoints. Noted on adjoining page by Jim Lassen (sp?) as called “The Gordon Memorial” and located in Dumbarten, Scotland as a memorial to Reverend Gordon. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 90, CEG1467 Artwork name: Untitled (Madonna and Child) Size: 1 ¾ x 5 ¼” Description: Drawing of a Madonna and Child statue on pedestal. Adjoining notes state it may have been used as a sketch for carving or printing. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 54, CEG1468 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 2 ½ x 3 1/2” Description: Two loosely drawn sketches of a stooped figure leaning into a standing figure Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 23, CEG1469 Artwork name: Untitled (Venice 1200 app.) Size: 7 ¾ x10” Description: Drawing of two views of a ship, one with sail unfurled and full. Media: Pencil on vellum or parchment paper Item Number: 45, CEG1470 Artwork name: Untitled (Nude) Date: Jan 12, 1927 Size: 3x5” Description: Drawing of nude female torso annotated “traced from sketch by D.C.” Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 85, CEG1471 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 ¾ x 10” Description: Drawing (with partial color) of a crucifix. Media: Pencil and watercolor on paper Item Number: 37, CEG1472 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 7x9” Description: Line Drawing of an animal with a box drawn through its body, and the initials C.L.R. Drawn on stationery with printed information “Altamont, Ashburnham Grove, Bradford” and a Telephone listing of 2117. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 32, CEG1472 Artwork name: Christus Ecclesia Date: Undated Size: 5x8” Description: Ink drawing of crucifix form with the text “Christus Ecclesia” around a circle over the cross. Media: Ink on paper Item Number: 24, CEG1479 Artwork name: Venice, 14th Cent. Date: Undated Size: 8x8 ¾” Description: Ink drawing of ship with sail unfurled Media: Ink on vellum or parchment Item Number: 69, CEG1475 Artwork name: Jerusalem, Cumbo Lion Date: June, 1934 Size: 6 ½ x 10 ½” Description: Drawing of a winged lion with a human face on a pedestal displaying a book. Height and width measurements line the bottom and right of the lion. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: D145, CEG1476 Artwork name: Untitled (Bambino) Date: January 20, 1920 Size: 4 ¼ x 5 ¼” Description: Drawing of baby Jesus in a cradle with arms outreached and a halo around his head. Gridded lines are drawn over the figure and the measurement 21” is written on one side. Instructions are written on verso to return to E Gill Ditchling Common, Sx. Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 99, CEG1477 Artwork name: St. Andrew, Fisher of Men Size: 7 ½ x 9 ¼” Description: Sketch of man with a fishing net leaning out of a boat. Noted on adjoining paper to be the “org for the St. Andrews Church Hall carving Croydon London” (J Bidwell). Media: Pencil on paper Item Number: 66, CEG1478 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 15x6” Description: Three sketches on one long piece of paper depicting scenes within a non- square framework. May have been a sketch for book illustration or carving. Media: Pencil on lightweight paper Item Number: 661, CEG1395 DR-11 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 ¾ x 9” Description: Proofs printed from the Clark’s Eric Gill woodblocks by Patrick Reagn in March of 1982. This print depicts a man floating in front of a tree with a man and woman on the ground reaching their hands out to meet each other. The text SVR REXIT ALLE LVIA appears. Media: Proof engraving on paper Item Number: 6 & 733, CEG1394 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 ¾ x 9” Description: Proofs printed from the Clark’s Eric Gill woodblocks by Patrick Reagn in March of 1982. This print depicts a hand with an eye in it and hair or beard curling around an empty space. Media: Proof engraving on paper Item Number: 732c, CEG1396 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 ½ x 9” Description: Proofs printed from the Clark’s Eric Gill woodblocks by Patrick Reagn in March of 1982. This print depicts graphic variations on the letters D, B, P and S. Media: Proof engraving on paper Item Number: 732c, CEG1397 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 ½ x 9” Description: Proofs printed from the Clark’s Eric Gill woodblocks by Patrick Reagn in March of 1982. This print depicts graphic variations on the letters D, B, P and S, as well as a small image of a home within a wreath like frame. Media: Proof engraving on paper Item Number: 851, CEG1398 Artwork name: Untitled Date: Undated Size: 5 ½ x 9” Description: Proofs printed from the Clark’s Eric Gill woodblocks by Patrick Reagn in March of 1982.
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    http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt9m3nc2gh No online items Finding Aid for the Eric Gill Archive, 1887-2003 (bulk 1905-1940) Processed by Jennifer Alcoset. William Andrews Clark Memorial Library 2520 Cimarron Street UCLA Los Angeles, CA 90018 Phone: (323) 731-8529 Fax: (323) 731-8617 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/clarklib/ ©2004 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Finding Aid for the Eric Gill MS Gill 1 Archive, 1887-2003 (bulk 1905-1940) Descriptive Summary Title: Eric Gill Archive Date (inclusive): 1887-2003 (bulk 1905-1940) Collection number: MS Gill Creator: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA Extent: 76.2 linear feet, 14 flat files, 9 tubes, 8 items Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. William Andrews Clark Memorial Library Los Angeles, California 90095-1490 Abstract: This collection of materials accumulated by the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library documents the personal and artistic development and activities of Eric Gill, a twentieth-century English stone-cutter, sculptor, artist, author, typographer/type designer, printer, book illustrator; and champion of social reforms. The collection includes manuscripts, diaries, correspondence, legal and financial documents, scrapbooks, clippings, periodicals, photographs, Gill's books and library, as well as several printing items and a substantial amount of art. Physical location: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library. Language: English. Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Librarian.