| Description | An exhibition showing the work of Bernard Lassus, including photographs, slide presentations, games for the public to take part in, and sculptures;
/1. general exhibition correspondence, expenses claim for Stephen Bann and correspondence re missing cheque, letter requesting information about Lassus, memo from Douglas Hall to Rosemary Johnston re Lassus' expenses, correspondence with Lassus, correspondence with Abbey Freight Services re problems with return of works to Lassus' studio and re damages, photocopy of invoice for catalogue and posters, instructions for uplift of works to return to Lassus (3 copies), import entry forms, Abbey Freight delivery note with report of damaged glass, letter in French from Douglas Hall to Lassus relating progress of exhibition, memo reporting technical problems with projector for slide-show, letter from Abbet Freight apologising or delay in delivery, signed indemnity form from Lassus with card, ms. description of works (Game of the Red Dots, Game of Facial Landscape, Game of Displacement, Visual Prolongations, Summary of material for Lassus catalogue), ts. commentary on Lassus' The Hare and the Tortoise by Stephen Bann, letter from French Institute advertising lecture by Lassus to accompany exhibition, letter from Lassus suggesting possible layout of exhibition in Inverleith House, rough notes by Douglas Hall planning layout, estimate of costs for journey to Paris and five-day stay, correspondence with French Institute re lecture by Lassus, times of flights Edinburgh-Paris, ms. list of questions to ask Lassus and other tasks to carry out, letter to Supplies Division re possibility of erecting curtain-partition, preparatory correspondence with Lassus, correspondence with Stephen Bann re scale of exhibition and possibility of extending to another gallery, possibly the Talbot Rice
/2. card with illustration by Lassus entitled "Le serpent et les papillons", proof-copy of exhibition information sheet with corrections, photocopy of text of "Garden of the Anterior" (translated by Stephen Bann), statement entitled "Through Environment to Global Landscape: The Contribution of the Private Citizen and of the Professional" translated by Stephen Bann, information sheets for each room of exhibition, wall texts, ts. description of "Le Buisson"
/3. installation photographs and negatives, rough notes on expenses, photographs from series "Les Habitants-paysagistes" and installation shots from previous exhibitions, ts. of exhibtion description for wall text with ms. corrections, title of exhibition written in long-hand by Lassus, sample layout (for catalogue cover?) with design for grotto
/4. selection of "red dot" drawings |