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/1. Photocopied printed sheets. “The Thunder, /Perfect Mind.../The Thunder, Perfect Mind has been adapted from a section of The /Nag Hammadi Library which will appear early in 1978...the first complete English translation of the re-/markable Gnostic documents...” [Italics not captured.]
/2. Ms. sheet, loose. “list OF Those who shoulD Receive /complementary copies OF ThE /ARchitects’ JOURnAl – contAinING /Richard DemARCO’s ARTicle on The /NATIONAl GAllery of scotland [extension]”
/3. Printed business card with illustration. “AVITAL MOSSINSOHN /Festival Director /SPRING IN JERUSALEM /The Jerusalem Theatre...” Ms. on reverse of card, “Tel. Edinb[urgh] /332 1048 /or at /Press Club”
/4. Ms. sheet, loose. Letter from “nEil” to “Richard” [RD]. “This month I’m living in London, /although it sEEms morE likE Babylon; working at /a lot of rEading and writing, mEEting pEoplE...”
/5. Ms. sheet, loose, torn holes on l-h-s. Letter, appears to be 2nd pg. only. From “Joan” to [RD]. Begins, “may be necessary at all, that which /[adheres] one to [difficult to read...] is [underlined] /a state of ‘becoming’...”
/6. Postcard, printed black and white photograph of Sheepfolds, Llanbedr Hill, Wales. Logo and printed text on reverse, “...Fay Godwin “The Drovers’ Roads of Wales” Exhibition /at the Richard Demarco Gallery, 61 High Street, /Edinburgh. 11th-24th December ’77”
/7. Cut yellow paper, cropped ts. on one side, ms. on other. Ms. contains note, “557 1864 /Amanda / [line across pg.] /Greetings from /Bruce [Neely?]. He lives /in Florida and plaies [sic] /the flûte. [sic] /With compliments /[...? Landolt] /Hotel Palace [...?]
/8. Ms. sheet, loose, torn holes at top. List of places, begins: “WALES /HolyheAD /SOUTH STACK /BRYNGWR[?]...”
/9. Postcard, printed black and white photograph. Logo and printed text on reverse, “From “ [large bold “C” enclosing “18”] Scottish /Gravestones” by /Willsher and Hunter /Published by Canongate /17 Jeffrey Street /Edinburgh... Richard /Demarco /Gallery /61 High St /Edinburgh”
/10. Production programme of “Henry V”, folded paper sheet with front-cover illustration. Printed at the Apis Press, Fettes College, Edinburgh. David Hamilton, Henry V; J.M. Bednall, Director.
/11. Printed sheet, loose. Appears photocopied. “BLACK PHOENIX /THIRD WORLD PERSPECTIVE ON CONTEMPORARY ART AND CULTURE No 2 SUMMER 1978 60p /BLACK PHOENIX offers a radical Third World perspective on contemporary art and /culture...”
/12. Photocopied drawing with ms. notes, loose. Drawing shows map of Europe and routes, one route annotated in pink pen. “THE MAP IS BASED ON THAT WHICH ILLUSTRATES THE JOURNIES OF THE MEGALITH /BUILDERS IN THE BOOK ENTITLED ‘CARNAC’ BY DENIS ROCHE, PUBLISHED BY /TCHO[U], EDITEUR, PARIS IN 1969.”
/13. Printed booklet, glue binding. Front cover, black and white photograph of Steve Reich. Blue strip on r-h-s. Printed text, “I believe that the music has to work completely by it-/self.../View Interview by Robin White at Crown Point Press, Oakland, California, 1978.” /14. Photocopied ts. sheet, loose. “THE ARTIST AS EXPLORER /A 75 MINUTE SLIDE – ILLUSTRATED LECTURE /BY /RICHARD DEMARCO /The lecture is based on the paper...” /15. Photocopied ts. sheets, annotations in pen and pencil. Pencil, top right, “As sent to Lindsay Gordon /S.A.C. – 11/7/78”. Ts. begins, “RICHARD DEMARCO...BIOGRAPHY /Born in Edinburgh, July 9 1930, of Italo/Scottish parents and of /Italo/Irish grandparents...” /16. Ts. sheet, loose. “RICHARD DEMARCO’S LECTURE/SEMINAR /FOR LECTURE TOUR IN NORTH AMERICA /JANUARY – MARCH 1977 /FROM HAGAR QIM TO THE RING OF BROGAR /Subject of Lecture: /A 70-day...” Ms. on reverse, “JONOthAn Phipps – 622. 7817 - /[curved line boxing in above] /Eric Johnson /486 Euclid St. /Ashland, Oregon...”
/17. Ts. sheets. Accounts information. “The Richard Demarco Gallery Ltd. (By Guarantee) /Preliminary Estimates of Income – Expenditure 1979/80 /Prepared 23/08/78...”
/18. Photocopied printed sheet, loose. Article by Patricia Failing, “CONTEMPORARY /ART/SOUTHEAST”, Vol. 1, No. 3, August/September 1977. “SPLASHES IN THE MAINSTREAM: /THE PORTLAND CENTER /FOR THE VISUAL ARTS”
/19. Envelope containing postcard. Envelope, ms., addressed to RD as personal. Post-mark, “KENSINGTON.../11 OCT /1973. Other ms. notes on envelope, “01.381.7050...TAMARA...” Postcard, watercolour print of a young woman and flower, from “THE DOYLE DIARY”, published by Paddington Press. From “CharlottE” to “Ricky” [RD], dated 11 October 1978. Ms. begins, “DEarEst Ricky, /This was the work of somE mad /ancEstor!...”
/20. Printed business card with ms. annotations. “JAAKKO ^/OUTI. [ms.] /SIEVÄNEN /Director of the Fine Arts Academy of Finland...” Ms. on reverse, “SIR[DA PIRIL?] /91660 – AHMAS” |