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He and Helen did not make it to the sea due to heat, but got to Petworth and had a 'divine evening' in the Park; went on to Fittleworth and slept at a good inn [probably the Swan] where they saw Edmund Garrett's 'effusions' and drawings by J. Badley in the visitors' book. They have been to Agnews [Thomas Agnew & Sons, Old Bond Street, to see an exhibition of twenty Italian masters]; Agnew is 'utterly commercial but quite pleasant'. Discusses the authenticity of the pictures: thinks Trevelyan is wrong and the Raphael portrait is genuine. Asks Trevelyan to visit and meet Mrs Grammont [sic: Bramine Hubrecht, painter, wife of Alphonse Grandmont].
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Pencil annotation numbering the letter '32', dating it to June 1899 (January 1900 is crossed out) and marking the address as 'Ivyholt?'.
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- Fry, Roger Eliot (1866-1934), art historian, critic, and painter (Subject)
- Fry, Helen (1864-1937), artist (Subject)
- Garrett, Fydell Edmund (1865–1907) publicist, journalist and poet (Subject)
- Badley, John Haden (1865-1967) author and educator (Subject)
- Thomas Agnew & Sons, fine arts dealer (Subject)
- Hubrecht, Abrahamina Arnolda Louise Grandmont (1855-1913) painter, wife of Alphonse Grandmont (Subject)