| Description | One folder of writing by Ewart Johns about the nature of, and changes to, his artwork. Includes a typescript titled ‘Thoughts on my drawing and painting’, notes on sculptures by Johns, a flyer and application form for art courses led by Ewart Johns at his house in Dawlish, a copy of Jean Rose’s booklet ‘Blind Man Painting’, handwritten notes on art, a typescript exhibition brochure titled ‘What’s Wrong with Reproductions?’, and typescript drafts of a paper titled ‘Tory Island,’ with a letter and feedback attached from Derek Hill. [Hill was a painter who settled in Ireland and discovered/enabled the success and careers of the Tory/Toraigh Island painters] |