Fletcher, Frank Morley, 1866-1949 (British painter and printmaker)
Dates
- Existence: 1866 - 1949
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Bernard Hoffman from Frank Morley Fletcher, 30 April 1924
Letter, 30 April 1924, California, Frank Morley Fletcher to Bernard Hoffman. Suggesting that Tovey be told of the diversities of the musical community of Santa Barbara before he arrives. Typescript signed.
Letter to F. P. Keppel from Frank Morely Fletcher, 01 August 1924
Letter, 1 August 1924, California, Frank Morely Fletcher to F. P. Keppel. Arranging for Keppel to meet Tovey when he comes to New York. Holograph signed, with envelope.
Letter to Flexmer from Frank Morely Fletcher, 01 August 1924
Letter, 1 August 1924, California, Frank Morely Fletcher to Flexmer. Introducing Tovey and suggesting a meeting between Flexmer and Tovey. Holograph signed.
Letter to Unknown [ Sir Donald Francis Tovey ] from Frank Morley Fletcher, c1920
Letter, [n.d], California, Frank Morley Fletcher to Unknown [ Donald Tovey]. Describing the musical situation in Santa Barbara, informing the recipient of Mrs. Clara Gould's patronage. Holograph signed, incomplete.
Letter to Unknown [Sir Donald Francis Tovey] from Frank Morley Fletcher, c1920
Letter, [n.d], California, Frank Morley Fletcher to Unknown [Donald Tovey]. Travel arrangements, and expressing excitement at the recipients arrival. Typescript signed.
Papers related to Morley Fletcher, 16 December 1924-December 1934
This file contains correspondence from Dollie Morley Fletcher, the wife of Frank, to Marjorie Rackstraw, and documents detailing the paintings of is that were. There is a letter from the Glasgow Art Galleries and Museums' Kelvingrove Art Gallery replying to Marjorie Rackstraw's request that they might buy a piece of Frank Morley Fletcher. There is also a card from the United States National Museum