Papers of Christopher Brennan, 1897-1963 [manuscript]. 1897-1963.

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Papers of Christopher Brennan, 1897-1963 [manuscript]. 1897-1963.

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The collection, assembled by Harry F. Chaplin, with an introduction by him, contains autograph letters, translations, manuscripts and poems, published and unpublished by Brennan; a representative range of first editions, presentation, inscribed and associated copies; commentaries on Brennan by Lionel Lindsay, E. J. Brady, Norman Lindsay, Zora Cross, John LeGay Brereton and A.G. Stephens; miscellaneous letters, albums and portraits including some by Lionel Lindsay, Hal Gye, and Norman Lindsay. Correspondents include A. G. Stephens, John LeGay Brereton, Dowell O'Rielly, J. J. Quinn, H.M. Green, Julian Ashton, Lionel Lindsay, Norman Lindsay, Will Ogilvie and Hugh McCrae.

1.6 m. (7 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7073897

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Chaplin, Harry F.

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Harry Chaplin was a Sydney based collector of Australiana. From the description of Scrap album. ca. 1948-1955. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 223435123 C.J. Dennis, poet, short-story writer and journalist, author of The songs of a sentimental bloke (1915) and other works. Hal Gye, artist and short-story writer (under the name James Hackston) illustrated the first edition of The sentimental bloke. From the description of C.J. Dennis and Hal Gye papers....

Brennan, Christopher John, 1870-1932

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Poet and scholar. Lecturer Sydney University (1895-1925). He wrote articles for a number of serials and published various anthologies of poems, including Poems (1914). From the description of Papers [manuscript]. [ca. 1899]-1952. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225826822 Poet, born in Sydney, graduated M.A. from Sydney University and spent two years studying in Germany where he developed his interest in French symbolism. He spent some years as librarian and univer...