Pencil sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and children [in memory of Raymond Asquith]. This drawing is on the back of a letter addressed to Eric Gill on February 11, 1923.

Pencil sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and children [in memory of Raymond Asquith]. This drawing is on the back of a letter addressed to Eric Gill on February 11, 1923.

Pencil sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and children [in memory of Raymond Asquith]. This drawing is on the back of a letter addressed to Eric Gill on February 11, 1923.

8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith.

8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith.

8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith. This drawing is on the back of a letter from Katherine Asquith.

1 of 8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith. This item is on an envelope.

1 of 8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith.

8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith. This item is on an envelope addressed to Eric Gill, folded in half with pencil sketches on either side.

8 Original drawings and sketches for stone carvings showing Christ receiving a mother and her children. Early drawings mostly signed and dated 1923. In memory of Raymond Asquith. This item is on an envelope addressed to Eric Gill, “on his majesty’s service.”