Guide to the Wyndham Lewis collection,
1877-1975

Collection Number: 4612

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Date	Description	Container
	Series I. Manuscripts
	Manuscripts by Wyndham Lewis
[1944]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] About Myself	Box 1	Folder 1
	32 leaves
	[St. Louis] [Appears to be prepared for a talk at the "Wednesday Club" on February 18, 1944]
Aug., 1943	Lewis. AM[draft, fragment] & TM[draft] Abstract Art	Box 1	Folder 2
	4 leaves + 3 leaves
	[Windsor] Written for a lecture delivered at the summer school of Assumption College. Annotated heavily in written draft; only slightly in typed draft.
[194-?]	Lewis.AM[draft, notes] Address to French Canada	Box 1	Folder 3
	10 leaves
	[Toronto?] Written in French, this radio address emphasizes the unity of western culture as an encouragement to French Canadians to join in the war effort.
[Jul., 1940]	Lewis. TM After Abstract Art	Box 1	Folder 4
	10 leaves + 4 leaves
	[n.p.] A slightly revised version of this article was publiched in "The New Republic," July 8, 1940. One TM[copy] has corrections by Lewis.
[1945?]	Lewis. AM & TM America & Cosmic Man. Section I	Box 1	Folder 5
	[250?] leaves
	[London] Heavily corrected and amended.
[1945?]	Lewis AM & TM America & Cosmic Man. Section II	Box 2	Folder 1
	[350-500? leaves]
	[n.p.] [With annotations and corrections]
[1945?]	Lewis.AM & TM America & Cosmic Man. Section III	Box 2	Folder 2
	[30 leaves?]
	[n.p.] [With dustjacket proof sheet]
[1945?]	Lewis AM America & Cosmic Man. Notes	Box 2	Folder 3
	11 leaves
	[Ottawa] [First notes for his "political book".]
[1947]	Lewis AM America & Cosmic Man. Corrections.	Box 2	Folder 4
	5 leaves
	[London] [4 leaves listings of correction to manuscript; and 1 leaf regarding publisher disagreement]
[1947?]	Lewis AM America & Cosmic Man. Fragment	Box 2	Folder 5
	5 leaves
	[n.p.] [With additions and corrections in hand]
[1939-1940]	Lewis AM America, I Presume	Box 2	Folder 6
	28 leaves
	[n.p.] [A parody of Lewis' visit to Geoffrey Stone's Connecticut farm at this period. Two chapters both marked "Extra chapter, not used"]
[1949?]	Lewis AM America, I Presume. Notes	Box 2	Folder 7
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] [Concerning expansion and re-issue of book]
[1940?]	Lewis AM America, I Presume. Notes	Box 2	Folder 8
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] [Handwritten notes on both sides of an envelope]
[194-?]	Lewis TM[copy] An Ancient and Dirty Game	Box 2	Folder 9
	9 leaves
	[Toronto?] Synopsis of "Self-Condemned".
[1940-41?]	Lewis AM Anglosaxony	Box 2	Folder 10
	11 leaves
	[Toronto] Follow-up material and a prospectus for a pamphlet tentatively titled "How Will Democracy Evolve? With corrections.
[n.d.]	Lewis AM Annotations from T.S. Elliot Books	Box 2	Folder 11
	8 leaves
	[n.p.] [From J. Carter's books. Copied into a notebook by Anne Lewis.]
[1945?]	Lewis TM[fragment, copy] Anti-Semitism in America	Box 2	Folder 12
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] [Could be from "America, I Presume"]
[192-?]	Lewis AM The Apes of God. Notes	Box 3	Folder 1
	ca. 70 leaves
	[London] [Small note pad with 5 leaves used; remainder of pad is blank. Many miscellaneous leaves of various sized with both notes and sketches. Printed 4 page article by Lieut.-Col. E. F. Strange, "The Design of English Chairs"; and two clippings, one a review of Godfrey Winn's, "Squirrels' Cage" (The Star, June 10, 1923) and the other on climbing Mount Kanchenjunga.
[195-?]	Lewis AM & TM The Apes of God. Prefatory Material	Box 3	Folder 2
	ca. 70 leaves
	London; Drafts and clean typescript of introductory material apparently written to preface the reprint edition. Varying texts in Lewis' and Anne Lewis.
[1923]	Lewis AM[fragment] Apes of God [Split Man]	Box 3	Folder 3
	2 leaves
	[London]
[Mar., 1924?]	Lewis M[printed] The Apes of God. Galley Proof	Box 3	Folder 4
	4 leaves
	[London] "Extract from Encyclical Addressed to Daniel Boleyn by Mr. Zagreus". With minor corrections in Lewis' hand. Published in "Criterion", II, No. 7, April, 1924.
[193-?]	Lewis AM The Aristocrat	Box 3	Folder 5
	27 leaves
	[London?.] Notes, synopsis, philosophical thesis, and partial draft of a proposed novel. Has some relation to "Revenge for Love" and "Snooty Baronet."
[n.d.]	Lewis AM & TM L'Arlesienne	Box 3	Folder 6
	2 leaves
	[n.p.] Discussion of Van Gogh's painting "L'Arlesienne". Published in "Wyndham Lewis on Art," p. 459.
[1926?]	Lewis TM Art of Being Ruled. Notices.	Box 3	Folder 6.5
	3 leaves
	[n.p.] Quotations from various sources concerning "The Art of Being Ruled".
[1926?]	Lewis TM Art of Being Ruled. Press Releases	Box 3	Folder 7
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] American press notices for "Art of Being Ruled"
[Oct., 1946	Lewis AM & TM[copy] The Art of Gwen John	Box 3	Folder 8
	5 leaves + 3 leaves
	[London] Holograph version heavily emended. Published in "The Listener", October 10, 1946, p. 484.
[n.d.]	Lewis TM[fragment] The Art Racket	Box 3	Folder 9
	2 leaves
	[n.p.]
[194-?]	Lewis AM Article on Canada	Box 3	Folder 10
	10 leaves
	[Toronto?] Notation by Lewis indicates this article was written for possible submission to "Time & Tide." Published in "Wyndham Lewis in Canada", 1971.
[194-?]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] The Artist and Society	Box 3	Folder 11
	23 leaves
	[n.p.] Lecture probably delivered at Bryanston Music School, Blandford, Dorset on August 1, 1948. Deals with the social background of art, the question of a "collective" art, and the decline of oil "easel-painting.".
[1945?]	Lewis TM[carbon, fragment] Atomic Bombs and the Reordering of World Politics	Box 3	Folder 12
	1 leaf
	[n.p.]
Aug.17, 1908	Lewis AM Autobiographical fragment	Box 3	Folder 13
	8 leaves
	Quimperle; A description of a stay in Brittany with commentary of local customs and residents. Heavily corrected; with a map sketched on first leaf.
[1939?]	Lewis AM[fragments] Autobiographical fragments	Box 3	Folder 14
	4 leaves
	[n.p.] Mentions the Bolshevik revolution and the Spanish Civil War.
[1909?]	Lewis AM & TM Bestre	Box 3	Folder 15
	22 leaves
	[n.p.] Includes draft bersion and holograph portion of completed and published text. Published in "The English Review, 2 (June, 1909), p. 471-484. Reprinted in "The Wild Body."
[1939-40]	Lewis AM Biographical Data	Box 3	Folder 16
	4 leaves
	[New York] Chronological account of activities and publications, apparently written as press release material for a proposed lecture tour.
[1926]	Lewis TM Biographical details	Box 3	Folder 17
	1 leaf
	[London] For publicity purposes
[194-?]	Lewis AM[draft]S Biographial Information	Box 3	Folder 18
	4 leaves
	[New York?, Toronto?] 3 draft versionss containing basic biographical information, possibly for a press release.
[n.d.]	Lewis AN Biographical Note About His Father	Box 3	Folder 19
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] Regarding his father, Carles Edward Lewis.
[n.d.]	Lewis AM Biographical Note Concerning His Parentage	Box 3	Folder 20
	1 leaf
	[n.p.]
1938	Lewis AM Blast #2	Box 4	Folder 1
	12 leaves
	[London] [Notes and heavily corrected manuscript fragments.]
[n.d.]	Lewis TM[fragments] Blasting and Bombadiering	Box 4	Folder 2
	3 leaves
	[n.p.] [Draft of pages 286-287. Concerns T. S. Eliot and his relation to Ezra Pound.]
[n.d.]	Lewis TM[fragment, copy] Blasting and Bombadiering	Box 4	Folder 3
	5 leaves
	[n.p.] [See pp. 274-281 of 1967a "Blasting and Bombardiering. See Part V, ch. 5 of "Blasting and Bombardiering".]
[1934]	Lewis AM[draft], TM & TM[copy] The Bloomsburies	Box 4	Folder 4
	8 leaves + 32 leaves + 43 leaves
	[n.p.] [Alternate title: "Say It With Leaves". Corrected typescript of essay; holograph material essentially notations on Lytton Strachey.]
[n.d.]	Lewis TM[copy] The Bloomsburies	Box 4	Folder 5
	33 leaves
	[n.p.] [Photocopy done for patron which was returned.]
[n.d.]	Lewis AM The Boarding House	Box 4	Folder 6
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] [Poem.]
[1939?]	Lewis TM[copy] The Books of Mr. Wyndham Lewis	Box 4	Folder 7
	5 leaves
	[New York?] [Chronological listing with publication dates and precis of contents of books Lewis wrote.]
[1949]	Lewis AM Bread and Ballyhoo	Box 4	Folder 8
	32 leaves
	[London] Holograph drafts of this article appeared in "The Listener", September 8, 1949, p. 407. Lewis wrote to T.S. Eliot a year later about expanding it to book form.
[1949]	Lewis TM & TM[fragment] & TM[2 copies] & TM[fragment, copy] Bread and Ballyhoo	Box 4	Folder 9
	7 leaves + 3 leaves + 6 leaves + 6 leaves + 3 leaves
	[London] Holograph drafts of this article appeared in "The Listener", September 8, 1949, p. 407. Lewis wrote to T.S. Eliot a year later about expanding it to book form.
[Jan., 1926]	Lewis M[printed, copy] Britons Never Shall Be Bees	Box 4	Folder 10
	2 leaves
	[n.p.] Printed in "The Calendar of Modern Letters", January, 1926, p. 360-362. Xerox copy.
[1916-1917?]	Lewis AM[draft] & TM The Bull Gun	Box 4	Folder 11
	3 leaves + 3 leaves + 3 leaves
	[Lydd?] Reference to this is made in the chapter of "Blasting and Bombardiering" of the same name. Two copies of the typed manuscript, one containing corrections made by G. Anne (Hoskyns) Lewis' hand.
[Dec.12, 1940]	Lewis TM[copy] Can Democracy Be Defined	Box 4	Folder 12
	1 leaf
	[Toronto] Typescript copy of introductory and closing commentary referring to accompanying broadcast Lewis made on CBS on December 12, 1940. On CBC Continuity letterhead.
[Aug., 1946]	Lewis TM[fragment] Canadian Nature and Its Painters	Box 4	Folder 13
	3 leaves
	[n.p.] First published in "The Listener", Aug.29, 1946, later in "Wyndam Lewis on Art", p. 425-429.
[1917-1918]	Lewis AM[draft, fragments] & TM Cantelman	Box 4	Folder 14
	6 leaves + 2 leaves + 8 leaves + 31 leaves
	[n.p.] Narrative concerns Cantelman during World War I; public and private attitudes toward the war. The final leaves of the draft involve Cantelman's reading of the "Code." Portions of the manuscript are published as Chapter IV, "The War-Crowds, 1914", of Part II of "Blasting and Bombardiering".
[1917-1918]	Lewis TM[draft, fragment] & TM[copy, draft, fragment] Cantelman	Box 4	Folder 15
	32 leaves + 5 leaves
	[n.p.] Variant text of Cantelman. Typescript with changes and revisions in the hand of G. Anne Lewis.
1917	Lewis AMS[draft] Cantleman's Spring Mate	Box 4	Folder 16
	8 leaves
	[n.p.] Heavily amended draft, dated and signed by Lewis. This story first published in "The Little Review", vol. IV, no. 6 (October, 1917), p. 8-14. Issued in a privately printed edition with "The Ideal Giant" and "The Code of a Herdsnab" in 1917.
[n.d.]	Lewis TM Cantleman's Spring Mate	Box 4	Folder 17
	6 leaves
	[n.p.] Last paragraph states: "Cantleman's Spring-Mate and "War Baby" which fillows it were in included in the original edition of "Blasting and Bombadiering".
[Jan., 1949]	Lewis AM & TM[draft, copy] The Chantrey Collection at the Academy	Box 4	Folder 18
	13 leaves + 11 leaves + 3 leaves
	[London] Two draft versions and a copy of the final text, as printed in "The Listener", January 13, 1949, p. 65.
[1949]	Lewis AN[otes] & M[printed] The Chantrey Collection at the Academy	Box 4	Folder 19
	1 folder
	[London] Folder of notes, clippings and printed material related to the Chantrey bequest and envelope material came in, marked as such.
[1928; 1955]	Lewis AM The Childermass. Group I	Box 5	Folder 1
	82 leaves
	[London] Notes and portions of manuscript, heavily corrected and annotated. Material dates from the period of the first issue of the book in 1928 and from ca. 1955 when a reprint edition was prepared.
[1928; 1955]	Lewis AM The Childermass. Group II	Box 5	Folder 2
	108 leaves
	[London] Notes and portions of manuscript, heavily corrected and annotated. Material dates from the period of the first issue of the book in 1928 and from ca. 1955 when a reprint edition was prepared.
[1955?]	Lewis M The Childermass. Synopsis.	Box 5	Folder 3
	3 leaves
	[London] The text of this appears on the dust jacket of the 1955 reprint. In the hand of Anne Lewis
[Apr., 1956]	Lewis TM The Childremass. Synopsis	Box 5	Folder 4
	3 leaves
	[London] The text of this appears on the dust jacket of the 1955 reprint.
[195-?]	Lewis TM Children of the Great	Box 5	Folder 5
	11 leaves
	[London] Minor corrections in the hand of Anne Wyndham Lewis. Short story.
[Apr, 1950]	Lewis AM[draft] & TM[fragment] Contemporary Art at the Tate	Box 5	Folder 6
	17 leaves
	[London] Published in "The Listener", April 6, 1950.
[n.d.]	Lewis TM The Countryhouse Party, Scotland	Box 5	Folder 7
	6 leaves
	[n.p.] Satire of Ford Madox Ford. First published in "Unlucky for Pringle"/
[1943-1944]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] Creative Literature	Box 5	Folder 8
	[ca.110] leaves
	[Windsor] Group I notes for a series of lectures delivered in Lewis' Philosophy of Literature course, taught in 1943-1944 at Assumption College, Worcester, Mass.
[1943-1944]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] Creative Literature	Box 5	Folder 9
	[ca. 110] leaves
	[Windsor] Group II notes for a series of lectures delivered in Lewis' Philosophy of Literature course, taught in 1943-1944 at Assumption College, Worcester, Mass.
[1943-1944]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] Creative Literature	Box 6	Folder 1
	[ca.110] leaves
	[Windsor] Group II notes for a series of lectures delivered in Lewis' Philosophy of Literature course, taught in 1943-1944 at Assumption College, Worcester, Mass.
[195-?]	Lewis TM Creativity. Short Story.	Box 6	Folder 2
	[60+] leaves
	[London] Typescript short story version. Has some thematic relation to "Self Condemned" and "The Red Priest".
[195-?]	Lewis AM[draft] & TM Creativity. Play.	Box 6	Folder 3
	[100+] leaves
	[London] Play format. Holograph and final typescript version of a dramatized version of the same entitled "The Right Way".
[195-?]	Lewis AM[drafts] Creativity. Play.	Box 6	Folder 4
	[300+] leaves
	[London] Play format. Holograph and final typescript version of a dramatized version of the same entitled "The Right Way"
[1947]	Lewis TMS A Crisis of Thought	Box 6	Folder 5
	11 leaves
	[London] Text of radio address, delivered on the BBC "Third Programme", March 16, 1947. A variant of this text forms a portion of the Foreword to "The Books -- A Pattern of Thinking", in "Rude Assignment". With annotations in Lewis's hand.
Oct.28, 1932	Lewis AM Dedication Inscribed to A. J. A.Symons	Box 7	Folder 1
	1 leaves
	[London] Lewis wrote this dedication in a book sent to Symons on Oct.28, 1932. [Written on the back of a "gummed luggage labels" envelope.]
[1953-1954]	Lewis AM The Demon of Progress in the Arts	Box 7	Folder 2
	[125+] leaves
	[London] Includes notes: portions of the manuscript are in the hand of Anne Lewis.
[1953-1954]	Lewis AM & TM The Demon of Progress in the Arts	Box 7	Folder 3
	[125+] leaves
	[London] Few hand written leaves.
[n.d.]	Lewis TM Description of Decorations for "The Apes of God"	Box 7	Folder 4
	2 leaves
	[n.p.] First leaf under heading "Specimen MARGINALIA"' secpmd jeaded "ROOM 59".
Jul., 1949	Lewis TMS[copy] Descriptive Note for Mr. Wyndham Lewis's 2 Pictures in Oxford.	Box 7	Folder 5
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] With holograph not by Lewis. Notes on "Arghol" and "The Cubist Museum."
[ca.1946]	Lewis AM[fragment] & Tm[fragment] DeToqueville and Democracy	Box 7	Folder 6
	7 leaves + 5 leaves
	[London] The complet text published in "The Sewanee Review", 54, no.4, Autumn, 1956, p. 555-575. Includes 5 leaves of article as printed.
[ca.1923]	Lewis AM Dialogue	Box 8	Folder 1
	1 leaf
	[London] Written on the back of an envelope addressed to Lewis at Adam & Eve Mews.
1923	Lewis AM Diary	Box 8	Folder 2
	1 item
	[London] Small booklet used mainly for engagements; only May 17 through July 28 used.
1940	Lewis AM Diary	Box 8	Folder 3
	1 item
	[New York] Only pages January 1 through April 9 in booklet; the rest have been torn out.
[194-?]	Lewis TM Do Intellectuals Exist?	Box 8	Folder 4
	26 leaves
	[London] In article form, the substance of this appeared as Chapter 6 "Intuition versus Intellect ..." in "Rude Assignment". Typescript with holograph corrections in Lewis' hand.
[1940?]	Lewis AMS[drafts], AM[copy], TM, TM[copy]. & TM[fragments] The Do-Nothing Mode	Box 8	Folder 5
	49 leaves
	[New York? Toronto?] Memoir dealing with Lewis' father, Charles Edward Lewis. Published in "Agenda", VII-VIII, nos.3-1, Autumn/Winter, p. 216-221.
[1932]	Lewis AM & TM Doom of Youth	Box 8	Folder 6
	[ca. 30 leaves]
	[London] Notes and instructions for lawyers; textual citations. Concerns the lawsuits intituted by Godfrey Winn and Alec Waugh and Lewis, as well as a summary by Lewis of it manuscript preparation.
[ca,1953]	Lewis AM[draft & draft] & TM The Doppelgänger	Box 8	Folder 7
	103 leaves
	[London] Two draft versions; one in Lewis' hand, with insertions in the hands of Anne Lewis and Agnes Bedford; the second in Anne Wyndham Lewis' hand. Published in "Encounter", 2, no.1, January, 1954, p. 23-33, and in "Unlucky for Pringle", 1973.
[195-?]	Lewis AM Dr. Henry Platenham ...	Box 8	Folder 8
	13 leaves
	[London] Short story, with insertions and corrections in the hand of Anne Lewis.
[1940?]	Lewis AM[fragment] Duality in Theory and Praxis	Box 8	Folder 9
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] Fragment from "The Do-Nothing Mode"
[Jun., 1949?]	Lewis, Wyndham TM[copy] Edward Wadsworth: 1889-1948	Box 8	Folder 9.5
	3 leaves
	London; Biography and memories of Wadsworth, a fellow "vorticist".
[1956?]	Lewis AM[2] & TM Elitemindedness; A Policy	Box 8	Folder 10
	[ca.70 leaves]
	[London] Two hand written manuscripts, one by Lewis, the second in the hand of Anne Lewis. Written for "Educational Review".
[1914?]	Lewis TM & TM[copy] Enemy of the Stars	Box 8	Folder 11
	26 leaves
	[London] First published in "Blast", 1, 1914.
[n.d.]	Lewis TM[carbon, fragment] Enemy of the Stars: Screenplay	Box 8	Folder 12
	3 leaves
	[n.p.] Appears to be a later rewriting of a piece first published in "Blast 1". There is a part ofr the blind Lewis.
[1933?]	Lewis AM Envoi	Box 8	Folder 13
	2 leaves
	[Loondon?] Holograph text of "Envoi" first published in 1933 in volume of verse entitled "Engine Fight-Talk ..."; reissued in 1960 with title-page of "One-Way Song".
[194-?]	Lewis TM Essay on Angle-American Relations	Box 8	Folder 14
	7 leaves
	[Toronto?] Unpublished?
[194-?]	Lewis AM[draft, notes, fragment] Essay on Societal Rights, Freedom, and Law	Box 8	Folder 15
	12 leaves
	[n.p.]
[n.d.]	Lewis TM Exhibition Catalogue. Forward	Box 8	Folder 15.5
	5 leaves
	[n.p.] Foreward to an art exhibition catalogue, annotations in Lewis' hand. Found with Arthur Press announcement for "Satire & Fiction," 1930.
[Dec., 1937]	Lewis TM[copy] Exhibition of Paintings by Wyndham Lewis. Foreward	Box 8	Folder 16
	1 leaf
	London; Foreword to his exhibition catalogue.
[1948?]	Lewis TM[fragment] Ezra Pound	Box 8	Folder 17
	1 leaf
	[n.p.] Appears to be a draft for Lewis' article in "An Examinationn of Ezra Pound, edited by Peter Russell.
Apr., 1948	Lewis TM Ezra Pound	Box 8	Folder 18
	13 leaves
	[London] With corrections in Lewis' hand. Published in "Ezra Pound: A Collection of Essays" edited by Peter Russell, London, Peter Nevill, 1950, p. 257-266.
[195-?]	Lewis AM[drafts, fragments] A Female Conversation	Box 9	Folder 1
	46 leaves
	[London] Varying texts 9apparently uncompleted) in two formats; dramatic and narrative. Title supplied in the hand of Anne Lewis
[1931-1932]	Lewis AM & TM Filibusters in Barbary	Box 9	Folder 2
	82 leaves
	[London] Lewis' first book on Morocco, which is continued with the unpublished "Kasbhs and Souks". Published in serial form in "Everyman". The notes inluded are in the hand of Cyril J. Fox, wirtten October, 1981.
[n.d.]	Lewis TM[copy] First Meeting with T. S. Eliot	Box 9	Folder 3
	6 leaves
	[n.p.] This appeared as Part V, Chapter VI (p. 282-289) of the 1967 revised version of "Blasting and Bombardiering".
[192-?]	Lewis AM[draft, fragment] For High-God and Political God	Box 9	Folder 4
	1 leaf
	[London?] Cutting and pasting of 3 leaves in the hand of Anne Lewis.
[1943?]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] & TM The Frontiers of Art Or the Cultural Melting Pot?	Box 9	Folder 5
	23 leaves
	[Windsor?] Possibly part of "The Frontiers of Art ...", a lecture Lewis delivered at the Detroit Institute of Arts on November 30, 1943.
[1943]	Lewis AM[drafts, notes] & TM The Frontiers of Art Or the Cultural Melting Pot?	Box 9	Folder 6
	46 leaves
	[Windsor] Lecture Lewis delivered at the Detroit Institute of Arts on November 30, 1943. With an introductory biographical sketch written by Lewis.
[1956]	Lewis AM & TM[copy] Golden Sections. Foreward.	Box 9	Folder 7
	11 leaves
	[London] Foreward to Michael Ayrton's "Golden Section" published in 1957. Holograph manuscript in the hand of Anne Lewis.
[1893-1894?]	Lewis AMS Good Times	Box 9	Folder 8
	1 item

Guide to the Wyndham Lewis collection, 1877-1975

Collection Number: 4612

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Guide to the Wyndham Lewis collection,
1877-1975

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Cornell University Library