| Description | This file includes correspondence sent and received by Petherbridge concerning a wide range of activities undertaken in both a professional capacity as an artist, art educator, and writer, as well as in a personal capacity, including:
-exhibitions (e.g. the inclusion of the drawing 'Bosnia...Bosnia', in the exhibition 'Art Towards Reconciliation' at Gernika Museum, Gernika-Lumo; 'Out of Line, drawings from the Arts Council Collection', 2 Jun-15 Jul 2001)
-personal correspondence (e.g. discussing friendships, work, relationships; travel plans; Sikinos, arrangements to socialise; christmas cards; birthday cards, thank you letters)
-publications (e.g. a new edition of the exhibition catalogue 'Corps à vif : art et anatomie')
-invitation to teach/lecture (e.g. Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education; UCL Anatomy Department)
-travel (e.g. Goa; Hampi)
-job application (e.g. application for the post of Slade Chair of Fine Art)
-journalism (e.g. work for The Art Newspaper; book reviews)
-invitations to events (e.g. dinners; parties; exhibitions; lectures and receptions; family weddings)
-participation on panels and boards (e.g. Exhibition Committee Gainsborough House)
-reference written for Katy Deepwell
Of particular note:
-letter from Digamber Narse, dated 30 Apr 1999, discussing his art, with drawings attached
-letter from Norman Bryson, Slade School of Art, dated 9 Jan 2000, discussing drawing, and the Danish artist Vilhelm Hammershøi
-printed email from Petherbridge to S Daniel, dated 24 Mar 2000, discussing research on anatomical drawings, and the Bolognese print maker and caricaturist Giuseppe Maria Mitelli
-correspondence between Petherbridge and Celia Read, dated 4-8 Oct 2000, concerning psychotherapy sessions
-letter from Petherbridge to art critic Adrian Searle, undated, concerning his review of an Ruskin exhibition and Petherbridge's opinion of Ruskin's drawings |
| Image Caption | Letter from Petherbridge to Adrian Searle, undated, concerning his review of an Ruskin exhibition and Petherbridge's opinion of Ruskin's drawings |