Supporting Documents

SD1960.  Thomas Woolner to Pauline Trevelyan

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 23, 249 (in part).

27 Rutland Street

Hampstead Road

25 Aug. [1856]

Offered for sale by Maggs, Catalogue 934, Summer 1971, item 198. 2 pp., 8vo. Referring to two of his works, Woolner writes: “The statue of Lord Bacon has occupied me longer than I thought it would, besides this I have been doing a medallion of Robert Browning which took me fully a fortnight more! I was anxious to secure his likeness, as he is so seldom in England and it might be years before another opportunity offered.”

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