[George Richmond, English portrait painter, disciple of William Blake.] Two Autograph Letters Signed (both 'Geo Richmond') to 'Lilian', in the first speaking of a 'bond between us', and in the second discussing a 'print & frame'.

Both in good condition, on lightly-aged paper, and both with a mourning border (the first thick and the second thin). ONE: 3pp., 16mo. He apologises for 'having neglected to answer' her 'too kind and pretty note'. 'And really such neglect does great injusticce to my feeling, for your note brought back to me in vivid recollection, a visit to when we were both in great sorrow, which I am sure was a bond between us, though we had our games of Whist in the Evening with your Aunt Laura & Mrs. Buchanan!' TWO: 2pp., 16mo. He is glad she likes 'both print & frame'. 'When I saw the impression again, I found it such a fine one, that I was glad to secure it at once for you ordered the frame, cut Mr Hogarth down. 5 shillings, which I hope his bill announced & told him to send it off at once'. He ends by stating that 'Mr Cousins received 700 Guineas for engraving the plates of your illustrious relative & namesake'.