Form: a quarterly of the arts (1.1916/1917)

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CONTENTS

iUterarp Contributtons*

Page

FORM AND SUBSTANCE. By Charles Marriott 6

THREE POEMS. By Francis Burrows 12

THREE POEMS. By Gilbert Cannan 13-14, 26
THREE POEMS. By A. L. Huxley 15-16

BIBLYSIUM. Poem by Harold Massingham 16

IRIS. Poem by Count Plunkett 17

THREE POEMS. By John Freeman 17

POINT AND MORDANT. Poem by Frederick
Carter 18

WHAT THOUGHTS ARE MINE. Poem by
W. H. Davies 18

CONFESSION. Poem by W. H. Davies 18

VALUE AND EXTENT. Poem by T. Sturge
Moore 19

TRIVIA. By L. Pearsall Smith 21

THREE POEMS. By J. C. Squire 23, 26

SWEET DAY, SO CALM, SO FAIR, SO
BRIGHT. Poem by Harold Massingham 26

THE SINGLE EYE. By Ivor Brown 27

FORM AND IDEA. By Francis Marsden 35

LONELY LONGING. (Music.) By A. J.

Rowan Hamilton 31

LEVANA & OUR LADIES OF SORROW.
(Music.) By Van Dieren 32-34

Contributtons bp 2Draugt)tsmen and
Calttgrapftersh

STANLEY ANDERSON: Initials pp, 27, 28
FRANK BRANGWYN, A.R.A.: Three Woodcuts pp.
23, 24-25, 30

HERBERT COLE: Decoration p. 27
ERNEST COLLINGS: Drawing 35
FREDERICK CARTER: Drawing 2; Designs pp.

15, 16, 18; Quackery: Drawing, p. 29; Designs pp.
36, 37; Initial p. 35

ARCHY M. FLETCHER: Calligraphy on Cover;
Calligraphy pp. 3, 4, 35

GUY PIERRE FAUCONNET: Drawings pp. 5, 6,
21; Lithograph p. 20; Initial p. 21
W. GRIGGS & SONS: Lithograph p. 1
ROALD KRISTIAN: Two Woodcuts on Cover;
Woodcut p. 22

T. STURGE MOORE: Woodcut p. 40

PHILIP NEWTON: Initials pp. 3, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 15,

16, 17, 18, 26; Designs pp. 8, 13

W. M. R. QUICK: Initials cut on Wood pp. 3, 12, 13,
15, 16, 17, 18, 26; Design cut on Wood p. 13
AUSTIN O. SPARE: Lithograph p. 11, Allegory pp.
38-39

LEONARD SYRETT: Calligraphy pp. 31-34
EDWARD TIJTGAT: “Le petit Chaperon rouge”
Woodcut p. 10

A. WARD: Woodcut Initial p. 23