- Title
- Journal number twenty-one
- Date
- 19 May–16 June 1944
- Description
- Covering such subjects as comparing art to music (especially Beethoven's 9th symphony), Graham Sutherland's thoughts on 'the resolution of forms in painting', friends (including 'Paddy' and Bill Greest), love affair with Ronny M, two sketches of two male nudes, drawing and things Vaughan ought to do, reflections on the atrocities of war, the thrill of flying, Forster's 'Room with a View' and the invasion of France.
- Format
- Bound volume - diary
- Collection
- Tate Archive
- Acquisition
- The majority of the papers were given to the Tate Gallery by the executors of Vaughan's estate in 2008. Other items were given by Gerard Hastings and Mark Cecil.
- Reference
- TGA 200817/1/21
