"Purgatory Revisited: A Victorian Parody" 1950 HOLDEN, Lord Polo Kenneth Noland and hundreds of

Kenneth Noland and hundreds of others bought paint from Leonard Bocour

A hilarious yarn about the Countess Olishga

An Informal Record Of Cambridge Sport And Sportsmen During The Past Fifty Years

Drawn by Alfred Sandriola

Translated from French by Richard Howard and drawing by Bill Murphy

"Purgatory Revisited: A Victorian Parody" 1950 HOLDEN, Lord Polo Kenneth Noland and hundreds ofHOLDEN, Lord [215] pp. Skeffington and Son Ltd 1950 8 1 2" x 5 3 4" Jacket illustrated by Phillip Gough VG VG Scroll Down for (10) Additional Scans: After the pattern of Dantes Inferno, Lord Holden descends to Purgatory with a 16th Century Catholic saint as his guide. They set out from Brompton Oratory in London, before crossing the mythical river Styx. With a deliciously witty style, Holden recounts his interviews with 48 prominent Victorians who