A Letter to Mrs. Virginia Woolf.

(Woolf.) QUENNELL (Peter)

A Letter to Mrs. Virginia Woolf.

[Hogarth Letters, No.12.]

Description: FIRST EDITION, small spot at foot of prelims, and to fore-margin of last few leaves, pp. 24, foolscap 8vo, original sewn cream wrappers with John Banting's series design printed in black and blue to front, some light handling, light crease to bottom corner of rear, very good

Publication Details: Leonard & Virginia Woolf at The Hogarth Press, 1932

Notes: With a contemporary gift inscription to the half-title: 'Nick, from Barbara, Christmas 1932' - these being the Bagenals, she née Hiles and an artist who was a friend of Carrington at the Slade and for a brief time (before her marriage) a printing-apprentice at the Hogarth Press; Nicholas Bagenal was a horticulturist, referred to dismissively as the 'fruit grower' by Woolf in her letters, who served in the Great War with the Suffolk and Irish Guards.

Bibliography: (Woolmer 305)

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