| Description | /1. 1 x ms. draft letter, 8 November 1935, Roland Penrose to the editor of 'The Listener' on Surrealism, 2p.
/2. 1 x ms. draft, with extensive amendments, entitled 'Realism vs. Surrealism', n.d.; Roland Penrose's speech for debate on Realism and Surrealism at Artists' International Association (AIA), March 1938, 5p.
/3. 1 x ts. draft, with ms. amendments, partly in note form; untitled speech on Realism and Surrealism, dated 'c. 1939', 17p.
/4. 1 x ms. text with some corrections, untitled, inscribed 'c. 1938' (by Roland Penrose at a later date); speech by Roland Penrose on his 'attitude to politics as an individual and as a member of the Surrealist Group', 12p.
/5. 1 x ms. draft, with extensive corrections and inserted ts. transcript of text by Max Ernst on frottage; lecture by Roland Penrose, 'Exuberance is Beauty', n.d. [1936 - 1939], 13p.
/6. 1 x ms. draft, with corrections; speech by Roland Penrose, 'Why I am a painter and why I am a Surrealist painter', n.d. [1938 - 1939], 13p.
/7/1. 1 x ms. draft, with extensive corrections, n.d. [1937 - 1938], 'What's your enlistment number?', 2p.
/7/2. 1 x ms. draft text/notes, n.d. [1939], untitled text starting 'What kind of a war is likely...', 1p.
/7/3. 1 x sheet, pencil notes with corrections, n.d., untitled text starting 'The reason for the next war...', 1p.
/8. 1 x ms. draft text with corrections, n.d. [c. 1940 - 1959], 'In Memory of a Brilliant Future' by Roland Penrose, 1p. |