HUMPHREY SEARLE COLLECTION. Vol. lxxvii. Early works; 1935-38, n.d.ff. 61. Overall size 365 x 280mm.1.f. 1. ‘Vingerka and Variations’, for unaccompanied violin; 1935. Ink.2.ff. 2-7. ‘Chanson d’Automne’ (Verlaine), for voice and piano; 1935. Two ink... 1935-1938
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