| Description | Letter to Hope Macdonald from Dr. Donald Macleod, editor, 'Good Words', 1, Woodlands Terrace, Glasgow, regarding the pictures taken for Miss White's article on the Kepplestone collection, thanking her for the opportunity to publish them, his associate Mr. Arman identified three other paintings at Kepplestone which would make good frontispieces for 'Good Words': 'Silvius and Phoebe', by John Pettie; 'Le bonheur d'une Mere', by Artz; and 'La Jeunesse', by Aubert, would she agree to the reproductions, enquiry about copyright reserved by the artists, the Graphic has forbidden them to use Briton Riviere's 'Mother Hubbard', even though Riviere consented, 16 October 1896 |