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WCAA 01 Resource 1 General 1883-1947 3839 Maps of Newlyn showing where the artists lived [1] Iris Green Artists at Home [2] Andrew Gorden, 1883-1947. 1944-1948 1762 Art & Reason for Sane and Competent Art. Soft covers. Size 8’ by 6 ½.' List of papers' supporters including many of the Newlyn/Lamorna Art colonies. 8 copies: Magazines: X [111] March 1944; X [114] June 1944; X [115] July 1944; X1 [124] April 1945; 12 [133] January 1946; 12 [142] October 1956; 13 [156] December 1947; 14 [164] August 1948. 1945 110 Article. Artist's Joy by Herbert George. 1945.Newlyn & Lamorna references. 1980 129 List of paintings in Sotheby's Catalogue of British Impressionist and Post Impressionist Drawings and Paintings New Bond Street, London 19/11/1980 1991 1796 M Treave copy 'Ready for the Show' about artists paintings on show in Newlyn studios in January 1991. 1995 584 Leaflet with information about Museums and galleries in Cornwall, 1995 1997 1537 List of archive material held at the Royal Institute of Painters 1882-1997. 2001 2303 Index of artists in Phillips Catalogues dated 2001. 2001 2306 Messums price list for paintings Spring 2001: Bramley, Forbes, Garstin, Hall, Harris, Harvey, Knight, Langley, Mostyn, Olsson, Procter, Richards, Simpson, Suthers, Tayler, Todd, Tuke, White. 2003 833 Booklet. Penzance Shool of Art 1853-2003 by Peter Waberley. Published 2003. 2004 71 Newsletter No 2 of Voice of the Arts in Newlyn, April 2004 2007 112 List of Cornish paintings from Somerset collections compiled by the Lamorna Society, 20/5/2007 2011 43 Collection of material about Newlyn School of Art on Chywoone Hill dated 2011 2011-2013 453 Collection of Cornwall Contemporary Art Maps 2011, 2012, 2013 2011-2015 1115 Collection of Inside Cornwall Gallery Guides, 2011, 2015 2017 16 Collection of material about Newlyn School of Art, Chywoone Hill dated 2017 nd 176 Booklet. Tate Gallery, Arts in Cornwall, a guide for the visitor. Information about galleries and paintings held. Paintings and photos of artists. nd 214 South West Arts (SWA) Slide Index. Lists of Artists (8 sides), photographers (3 sides), craftspeople (5 sides), sculptors (2 Pages). nd 676 Collection of material about Penzance Art School nd 851 Summary of material of interest about Lamorna and Newlyn painters in 'The Fine Art File'. Individual items also listed separately. Compiled by David Spackman. nd 1539 Lists of paintings including many pictures by West Cornwall Artists produced by Abbott & Holder. nd 3227 List of dates when copyright on photographs of paintings ends. nd 3231 List of artists in Bridgeman Art Library 01 Resource 2 Colony 1858-1929 57 Article: Frederick Dolman, Painters of the Sea, The Strand Magazine, Vol; XXX No 176, August 1905. Includes Napier-Hemy and Tuke. 1870-1940 906 Offprint: Dennis Steer, English Art 1870-1940, Clarenden Press 1978:28-47. Includes references to NEAC and Newlyn Colony. 1876 1469 1876 map of Newlyn marking where the artists lived 'out the green'. Cliff Castle. Cliff Cottage. Pembroke Lodge. Pembroke Cottages. Gwavas Terrace. Used in Open Day. 1880-1900 117 List of artists working in Newlyn 1880-1900, compiled by George Bednar. Published by Penlee House. 1880-1900 399 Various lists about Newlyn and the Artists Colony 1880-1900. 1880-1950 116 Artists in West Cornwall 1880-1950. Offprint from internet 03 December 2020 Page 1 of 61 1884 319 859d Digital collection of notes by Pam Lomax on letters written by or about members of the Newlyn Colony of Artists in 1884. Some letters reproduced. 1888 56 Article: Bastien Lepage and Modern Realism, Scottish Art review, Vol 1 October 1888 1888 1406 Newlyn colony of artists named the Newlyn School for convenience in an article in The Artist, 1/8/1888: 233-235 1889 331 2768 Alice Meynell, Newlyn. Art Journl 1889 pp97-102 and pp137-142. 1889-1936 1372 Lists of paintings with a Cornish connection in the RA Illustrated 1889-1936 1890 408 3205 Photo of artists (not identified) painting including one wearing a pith helmet. A coachman keeps guard c1890. See Mounts Bay by Douglas Williams 1890 3857 Programme for She Stoops to Conquer at St Johns Hall 14,15/1/1890. 2 pages. Cast: Docker, Forbes, Gotch, Ostrehan, Craft, Hart, Blackburne, Richards, Evans, Bird. Originating from great grandson of Ireland Blackburne 1890-1892 344 154 Copy of Diary of Carolina, 1890-1892, the great aunt of Sally Bullard (Lamorna Society). Also edited copy with an index by Pam Lomax. Carolina met many of the Newlyn artists and other folk from West Penwith including: Blackmore, Bodilly, Bolitho, Bramley, Forbes, Gotch, Whitmore and others. Set in Penzance and Newlyn. 1893 837 A Painter’s Snug Corner, The Atlantic Monthly Volume 71, Issue 425. March 1893. New York. 1894 304 Poster for 'Lubly Lobengula's Impecunious Impi. Newlyn Artists' Dramatic Society (NADS) performance 5-6/3/1894. Taken from Roger Langley's book. 1895 2358 Offprint: Frank Richards, Newlyn as a Sketching Ground, Studio Vol 5 (25) April 1895 1896 324 204 Box Thesis: Roderick Shaw, The Newlyn School and the Development of Late Nineteenth Century Painting in Britain. A Dissertation submitted to Newcastle on 21/3/1986 for BA in Fine Art. 1897 2389 List of artists from Art Colony exhibiting at the Walker Gallery, 1897. 1898 279 1110 Extract from Studio Vol 13 Issue 61 1898:195. Mentions paintings of E & S Forbes, TC Gotch, Sherwood Hunter. 1898 1110 Extract from Studio Vol13 Issue 61 1898:195. Mentions paintings of E & S Forbes, TC Gotch, Sherwood Hunter. 1904 341 1951 Article. Crozier, 'The Newlyn School of Painting', The Girls Realm, November 1904. 1921 400 1591 The artists colony on the Cornish Riviera. The Sphere, 12/9/1921. Pictures. Named artists: Lamorna Birch; Charles Simpson 1924 375 1761’Revue du Vrai et du Bea’ 2/6/1924, Paris. Soft green covers, illustrated. 11’ by 9’. Written in French. Contains information about Geoffrey Garnier including 3 images of his work and information about Ruth and Charles Simpson. 1925 62 Extracts from GP Jacomb Hood, With Brush and Pencil, John Murray 1925. Copy of chapter on the Slade School of Art. 1940 4714 Extract from CE Vulliamy, Calico Pie published Michael Joseph, 1940 pp98-127. Digital. Also paper compiled by Austin Wormleighton 'Vulliamy’s Memories of the Newlyn Colony'. 1945 1696 Article: Two painters in Cornwall Alfred Wallis and Christopher Wood. World Review, March 1945. 1981 99 Article: Christina Fletcher, The Newlyn School. This England Summer 1981 1983 325 153 Box Thesis: Artists of the Lamorna Valley, 1983. Carol Brewster (O'Toole Tandy). 1987 131 Laura Wortley, British Impressionism, Arts Review 10/4/1987 1991 1748 Return of the Native, Antique Collector, June 1991 1995 188 Offprint: Tom Cross, Artists in Cornwall: the early years, Art Prices Review Spring 1995:19- 27 1995 361 1059 Finding Inspiration on the Moor by John Yeats. The Field, May 1995. About sporting artists on Exmoor including Alfred Munnings 1995 1059 Finding Inspiration on the Moor by John Yeats. The Field, May 1995. About sporting artists on Exmoor including Alfred Munnings 2000 321 Millennium Calendar: The Newlyn Artists. 12 outstanding paintings. 03 December 2020 Page 2 of 61 2001 327 125 Angela Wheeler, Dozmary Pool. Published Flagstaff Spring 2001 2005 328 44D Pam Lomax, The Newlyn Artists’ Dramatic Society 1886-1890, in (Ed June Palmer) Treasures of the Morrab, PLHG 2005. 2006 359 68 Article: Margaret Perry, Artists and Newlyn, 12/9/2006 2007 409 3129 Arrival the of the artists in Newlyn in 1882 with picture of Frank Bodilly and others. From Alison James, Singular Vision 2007 2010 339 Article: Rob Jenkins, 'Different Strokes' about Newlyn Art School in late nineteenth century. Pictures include Langley, Lingering Hope; Forbes, Chadding in Mounts Bay; Garstin, The Rain it Raineth. Also photos of Langley and Forbes. In My Cornwall September 2010 nd 126 Lorraine Craig, The Newlyn School of Painters, Cornish Review. Undated. nd 231 Thesis: Betsy Cogger Rezelman, The Newlyn Artists and their place in late Victorian Art. nd 326 Album of photographs and information about Dozmary Pool and the artists who used the Naper's hut there. BOX nd 349 Thesis: Polly Holbrook, A Comparison between the work of Stanhope Forbes and Walter Langley in the early years of the Newlyn School (1882-1897). Unpublished Thesis. No other information. nd 355 Artists at work in the Julien School, etching by Margaret Jacobs. nd 407 3876 Map of the Meadow where the artists built glass houses as studios. Based on 1906 Ordnance Survey Map. nd 410 2302 Watching cricket/ Newlyn and St Ives. Photo of artist community. No details nd 800 WJ Laidlay, The Origin and First Two Years of the New English Art Club. Printed for the author by John Lane, The Bodley Head. Photocopy of Book. nd 942 DW Copy. Artists. Overview of artists who came to Newlyn and Lamorna. nd 1058 Bushey Museum and Art Gallery has original works by Newlyn, St Ives & Lamorna Artists. Works listed under individual artists. Correspondence with Grant Longman, the Collections Curator, Bushey Museum and Art Gallery. nd 1060 List of paintings by Birch, Laura Knight and Munnings in store in the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sidney. nd 1180 Cornwall's Painters by Denys Val Baker. Undated. nd 1373 The Newlynites - biographies of artists. Offprint. No source or date. nd 1429 Offprint. No author, 'How the artists came to Cornwall', Unknown publication pp2-45 nd 2369 Notes on sources of information for members of the Newlyn colony nd 2415 'The New English Art Club' in Robert Emmons The Life and Opinions of Walter Sickert, Lund Humphrues 92-106.
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