| Description | Peter Bagwell Purefoy writes to say that he met Shepard's wife the previous day at the sale at Pulborough where he obtained some of Shepard's Punch drawings. He purchased 'The Fountains of Rome', 'Corsican Interlude', 'Northumberland', 'The Enchanted Steed', 'Moodiwarps', 'Farm Kitchen', 'Paris, City of Contrasts' and 'Wind in the Telegraph Wires'. He writes that he is following Norah Shepard's suggestion that he should contact Punch to ask for the poems to be put in the blank spaces. |