Typescript copy of poem, "A sedative at daybreak" by Laurie Whistler. With etchings by Joan Hassall. This copy was a gift to Walter de la Mare. Inscribed "And to dearest WJdlM with love, always, from LW".
A sedative at daybreak
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- Dates of Creation1st Jan 1950 - 31st Dec 1950
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description1 item
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Administrative / Biographical History
Laurence Whistler won the first king's gold medal for poetry in 1935. He published twelve books of poetry. Whistler was famed for his prodigious skill in point engraving on to glass. His work may be seen in many museums and numerous churches, including Salisbury Cathedral.
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Compiled by Stacey Anderson (07/03/22).