Poem 'A Cursory Reading of the High-performance Flying-machine' submitted to 'Tarasque Magazine' by Ian Hamilton Finlay, with a photograph of Ian Hamilton Finlay holding a model plane

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- GB 70 TGA 823/4
Dates of Creation
- nd
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- 2 pieces

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Correspondence from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Stuart and Rosemary Mills, 1971-1979, three typescripts submitted to Stuart Mills as editor of 'Tarasque Magazine', 44 photographs taken by Stuart Mills c1969 of Ian Hamilton Finlay's house and garden at Stonypath, Lanark, and two typed sheets of questions which accompanied Finlay's poem 'Arcady'TGA 823

Correspondence (27 letters and 9 cards) from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Stuart and Rosemary Mills, 1971-1979TGA 823/1

Typescript titled 'The Rubinstein questionnaire' submitted to 'Tarasque Magazine' and a letter published in the 'Times Literary Supplement' with reply in the form of questions posed by Ian Hamilton FinlayTGA 823/2

Sheets of poems and some mischievous invective directed at other poets. Typescript submitted to 'Tarasque Magazine' by Ian Hamilton FinlayTGA 823/3

Poem 'A Cursory Reading of the High-performance Flying-machine' submitted to 'Tarasque Magazine' by Ian Hamilton Finlay, with a photograph of Ian Hamilton Finlay holding a model planeTGA 823/4

Questions typed out by Ian Hamilton Finlay to accompany his poem 'Arcady' sent as a Christmas cardTGA 823/5

Forty one black and white photographs of the house, garden and gallery at Stonypath, taken by Stuart MillsTGA 823/6-46

Three colour photographs of the house, garden and gallery at Stonypath, taken by Stuart MillsTGA 823/47-49