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David Jones : Letter from David Jones to Jim Ede: inspired by Gerard Manley Hopkins

Jones, David, 1895-1974

David Jones

<p style='text-align: justify;'><p>David Jones discusses his home improvements, and expresses the hope that it will be an inducement to still life paintings. Discusses Hopkins, one of the most interesting poets for centuries to Jones, and an influence on his own work. Discusses Vera and Helen’s playing, He discusses what they are planting in the fields near him. Has been ill with fibrocitis, which has stopped him making art, and expresses regrets. Wishes Ede well with his visit to America. Remarks on how long he has known his friends— notes visits from Harman and Tom— and how he looks forward to them. Discusses the Royal Academy— too academic.</p></p>

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