... 1952—THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS—S4I (L«i/ iy //re sculptor.) THE WHOLE HEAD REVEALED THE MAN WHO HAD SUFFERED MUCH ” JOSEPH CONRAD.” BRONZE. 1924. (Lent by Sir Muirhead Bone.) His work may perhaps be described as falling into two main classes, his brilliant ...

... only as a scholar, but as a sailor who knows its waters both under sail and in steam. He had his own full-rigged ship, Joseph Conrad, and sailed her among the islands of the East Indies, and he served, as squadron commander of landing craft, on the Arakan ...

... be a comedy. But, no. Herbert Wilcox has decided on a violent, vivid story similar in tone to Streetcar.' It is the Joseph Conrad story, Laughing Ann and Maggie will play a flaming beauty (in colour) who is a waterfront girl in Paris at the turn ...

... fantastic ideas exist regarding an author's labour and his earnings always. except for the very few, minute and precarious. Joseph Conrad. enriching British literature, never made more than £3OO a year. and qualified for a miserable Civil List pension. The ...