Letter from the sculptor Henry Moore to Alan Cole regarding a request to write a short article in a journal.
Inscription
[printed] HENRY MOORE, O.M., C.H.
TELEPHONE: MUCH HADHAM 2566
HOGLANDS
PERRY GREEN
MUCH HADHAM
HERTS.
[typed] 29th October 1975.
Dear Mr. Cole,
Thank you for your letter and for sending me some of the Society's headed paper for my own use.
About requesting me to write a short article for the journal; - I am terribly behind with all my work in the studio, - and writing for me is such a great effort, and takes me so long, I am afraid I cannot promise to do anything for you, (even if I said I would do it, it might be months before I finally did it).
The only suggestion I can make, if you wish, you could reprint in the journal the letter I wrote to the Times, 28th January, at the beginning of the whole affair, (and perhaps some of the other interesting letters too).
I hope we shall hear something from the Minister of the Environment before too long.
with best wishes.
Yours sincerely,
[signed] Henry Moore
Notes
Alan Cole
Henry Spencer Moore (1898-1986) was an English sculptor and artist.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Moore
Written to me as vice-chairman of the Turner Society.