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WHITMAN FORWARDS A NOTE FROM TENNYSON. WHITMAN, WALT. 1819-1892. Autograph Letter Signed ('Walt'...
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WHITMAN FORWARDS A NOTE FROM TENNYSON. WHITMAN, WALT. 1819-1892. Autograph Letter Signed ('Walt') to John Burroughs enclosing a letter from Tennyson [not present], and he sells a set of his works now and then. 2 pp, 129 x 128 mm, ink on lined paper, trimmed, Camden, NJ, December 12, 1878, with original autograph transmittal envelope. Provenance: Dr. Clara Barrus, sold Anderson Galleries, New York, April 29, 1931, lot 184; Estelle Doheny (from Barnet J. Beyer, June 29, 1931); sold, her sale, Christie's, New York, February 21, 1989, lot 1657; sold (anonymous consignor), Christie's, New York, December 14, 2000, lot 174. A LONG NOTE TO BURROUGHS ENCLOSING TENNYSON CORRESPONDENCE (not present). The Tennyson letter to Whitman was sent by Tennyson on August 24, but did not reach Whitman until late October. Whitman and Tennyson had a rocky beginning to their relationship, when Whitman himself penned a joint review Leaves of Grass and Tennyson's Maud in 1855. Whitman unsurprisingly cast Tennyson as 'the bard of ennui and of the aristocracy,' beholden to the old myths, while Whitman (again according to Whitman) possesses 'the spirit of life in visible forms... of the spirit of the resistless motion of the globe passing unsuspected but quick as lightning along its orbit....' Whitman, however, relished their correspondence, keeping his letters in his overcoat pockets, and sharing them liberally with his friends. He also writes glowingly of Burroughs's family, and notes that the received a wholesale order from Trubner's in London for six sets, adding 'I sell a set now & then....' For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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WHITMAN FORWARDS A NOTE FROM TENNYSON. WHITMAN, WALT. 1819-1892. Autograph Letter Signed ('Walt') to John Burroughs enclosing a letter from Tennyson [not present], and he sells a set of his works now and then. 2 pp, 129 x 128 mm, ink on lined paper, trimmed, Camden, NJ, December 12, 1878, with original autograph transmittal envelope. Provenance: Dr. Clara Barrus, sold Anderson Galleries, New York, April 29, 1931, lot 184; Estelle Doheny (from Barnet J. Beyer, June 29, 1931); sold, her sale, Christie's, New York, February 21, 1989, lot 1657; sold (anonymous consignor), Christie's, New York, December 14, 2000, lot 174. A LONG NOTE TO BURROUGHS ENCLOSING TENNYSON CORRESPONDENCE (not present). The Tennyson letter to Whitman was sent by Tennyson on August 24, but did not reach Whitman until late October. Whitman and Tennyson had a rocky beginning to their relationship, when Whitman himself penned a joint review Leaves of Grass and Tennyson's Maud in 1855. Whitman unsurprisingly cast Tennyson as 'the bard of ennui and of the aristocracy,' beholden to the old myths, while Whitman (again according to Whitman) possesses 'the spirit of life in visible forms... of the spirit of the resistless motion of the globe passing unsuspected but quick as lightning along its orbit....' Whitman, however, relished their correspondence, keeping his letters in his overcoat pockets, and sharing them liberally with his friends. He also writes glowingly of Burroughs's family, and notes that the received a wholesale order from Trubner's in London for six sets, adding 'I sell a set now & then....' For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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