Proofs for the intended illustrations in Beauty looks after herself… 1933. Some are pencil sketches.

Proofs for the intended illustrations in Beauty looks after herself… 1933. Some are pencil sketches.

Illustrations for p. 8 “The Spring Cleaner” and p. 15 “Marionette” for Enid Clay’s The Constant Mistress (Golden Cockerel Press, 1934). Also a mock up for the titled page.

Illustrations for p. 8 “The Spring Cleaner” and p. 15 “Marionette” for Enid Clay’s The Constant Mistress (Golden Cockerel Press, 1934). Also a mock up for the titled page. This item is a drawing for “Marionette”

Illustrations for p. 8 “The Spring Cleaner” and p. 15 “Marionette” for Enid Clay’s The Constant Mistress (Golden Cockerel Press, 1934). Also a mock up for the titled page. This drawing is labeled “Housewives” for “The Spring Clean”.

Illustrations for p. 8 “The Spring Cleaner” and p. 15 “Marionette” for Enid Clay’s The Constant Mistress (Golden Cockerel Press, 1934). Also a mock up for the titled page.

One of two pencil sketches (one marked discard) signed and dated. One rough pencil sketch for titled page. See: Physick 918 and 919, Gill Biblio 296 and ms file Fill 296 for additional material.

One of two pencil sketches (one marked discard) signed and dated. One rough pencil sketch for titled page. See: Physick 918 and 919, Gill Biblio 296 and ms file Fill 296 for additional material.

One of two pencil sketches (one marked discard) signed and dated. One rough pencil sketch for titled page. See: Physick 918 and 919, Gill Biblio 296 and ms file Fill 296 for additional material.

One of two pencil sketches (one marked discard) signed and dated. One rough pencil sketch for titled page. See: Physick 918 and 919, Gill Biblio 296 and ms file Fill 296 for additional material.