16 Addison Road, | Kensington. W.
April 3/72
Dear Sir
I shall be very glad indeed if I can succeed in drawing the two expressions that you want.1 I think that I understand your descriptions perfectly, whether I can carry them out is another question.
Will you kindly ask your wood engraver2 to send me a couple of blocks of the size required, as if I can manage the expressions I may as well put them at once onto the wood. This will be no inconvenience to me & will I think be better for the drawings.
I quite understand your objections to Landseers “Alexander” in reference to expression No 1.3
Trusting that I shall not cause delay & then fail in my part of the work I am Dear Sir | Yours truly | Briton Riviere
The German drawing shall be taken care of4
Charles Darwin Esq
Please cite as “DCP-LETT-8271,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on