14 Christmas cards sent by Frank Ludlow and The Sherriffs.
8 contain photographs, most of plants, many in colour
6 are store bought and have illustrations of flowers on the front.
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14 Christmas cards sent by Frank Ludlow and The Sherriffs.
8 contain photographs, most of plants, many in colour
6 are store bought and have illustrations of flowers on the front.
contains 5 letters sent to JH Hicks, written by Frank Ludlow
Ludlow, FrankThis collection consists of material created and gathered from the expeditions of F. Ludlow and G. Sherriff, thought their expeditions of Bhutan and Tibet during 1933-1949.
The collection consists of 5 sub-series: plant documents, expedition documents, diaries, correspondence and visual material.
[1] This series consists of a variety of material which includes plant and seed lists from their expedition with a large focus on Primula, Meconopsis and Rhododendrons, as well as publications gathered by Ludlow and Sherriff which cover their shared interest in the Himalayan region and it's flora and fauna. There is also a garden register donated by the Knox Finlay family detailing the progress of plants/seeds in their gardens acquired from various expeditions including Ludlow and Sherriff's between 1951-52.
[2] This series consists of a variety of expedition documents ranging from itineraries and maps to administration lists and passports.
[3] This series consists of originals and photocopies of the diaries of Sherriff and Ludlow during their expeditions.
[4] This series consists of a variety of correspondence from and to Sherriff and Ludlow over the course of their expeditions.
[5] This series consists of a variety of material including: photographic material, films and videos. Photographic material ranges from prints and negatives taken by Sherriff and Ludlow to prints of digital images taken as exhibition documentation in 2014. The films are..... There have been dvd surrogates made of the films to ensure continued accessibility.
Ludlow, FrankPrinted, black and white, Christmas card on glossy paper. Message on one side only. Features a photograph, presumably taken by Frank Ludlow and a message below with printed image of holly and berries to the right.
The photograph is in black and white and features Namcha Barwa [Namchabarwa] (SE Tibet) at 25445 ft.
[Photograph]
Ludlow, FrankNAMCHA BARWA 25445 FT
S.E. TIBETMerry
Christmas
[SIGNED] F. Ludlow
Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Handwritten message from Frank Ludlow.
printed text in bold
[INSIDE LEFT]
"HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"
Primula whitei
This Card, drawn by Margaret Stones, takes with it the wish to help
TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes at Kalimpong, Bengal, India
[INSIDE RIGHT]
WITH
BEST WISHES
FROM
[signed] F. Ludlow
[HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]
Ludlow, FrankOne of the loveliest of primulas which you must have
come across in E. Bhutan through possibly not in flower.
Betty Sherriff grows it to perfection in Scotland!
Trust you and the family are well.
A black and white photograph, mounted on thick board with a metal hood fixed to the top (to hang like an ornament?) and a handwritten message on the back.
Not signed but the message is in Frank Ludlow's handwriting.
The photograph is in black and white and features a yak and a small Tibetan child. Presumably taken by Ludlow in 1936.
[FRONT]
[Photograph]
[REVERSE]
Ludlow, FrankTibet 1936 [Photograph]
With all good wishes for Xmas
and the New Year