St John‘s College Personal Collections

'Wembley, Middlesex. Sketch of the back of the Green Man public house, since burnt down', by Samuel Butler

Butler/Section 1 (I)/Pictures/61
File

Oil on canvas (30 x 22 cm). Framed. Not dated. [No. 61 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue: 'Butler intended to finish this, and send it to the Royal Academy, but he got tired of it and turned it up.'] View a digital image of this picture at: https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/the-back-of-the-green-man-public-house-wembley-middlesex-139348

'Welsh welcome wagon'

Price/Price 1/6/12/4C
File
July 1974

Part of Cedric Price Collection

Hand-drawn map of Wales on office architectural tracing paper, showing castles and sites of interest. Three pieces, each 36 x 72 cm.

'Well-tempered environment workshop, Berlin'.

Price/Price 1/4/5/24
Item
1992 (Undated. circa.)

Part of Cedric Price Collection

Four black and white reproductions, 5.5" x 7.5", showing CP and others.

Wells, Mary and Charles

Monro/Box 3-12/12/5
File
May 1986-December 1996

Part of Papers of Peter Alexander George Monro, alias Xander

Mixed correspondence concerning the publication of 'An Essay on Female Conduct' (1739), written by Monro's ancestor, Alexander Monro Primus (1697-1767). Includes suggestions for alterations to the preface, textual notes, details of an early rejection of the manuscript by Oxford University Press, and confirmation of its acceptance for publication ten years later by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

'Well you laughed in the middle of a theatre show'.

AdamsDN/3/1/34
Item
1971-1974 (Circa.)

Part of Papers of Douglas Noël Adams

Song. With doodles and a note on Robert Henryson. Manuscript.

'Well I'm not going to tell you / If you don't already know'.

AdamsDN/3/1/54
Item
1971-1976 (Circa.)

Part of Papers of Douglas Noël Adams

Song. With notes on 'Religious Symbols' and other ideas. Manuscript.

Well at Varallo. Sepr 12. 92.

Butler/Section 9 (IX)/Albums/2/40/2
Item
12 Sep. 1892

Part of Samuel Butler Collection

View of a well covered by a roof with a cross on top supported by columns. The well is in a courtyard in front of a building, surrounded by grass and plants.

[Welcome speech by Eleanor Bron]