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Legend [d]:: 134. A Tribune column 'As I Please', 1944; 135. Barnhill, Orwell's home on the Isle of Jura from May 1946 to January 1949; 136. 'The English People'. Britain in pictures - Book jacket, 1947; 137. Sir Richard Rees (1900-1970), painter, author and Editor, one of Orwell's closest friends from around 1930. He did a great deal to help and encourage him over the years; 138. Cyril Conolly (b. 1903), a lifelong friend; 139. Anthony Powell (b. 1905), a close friend in 1940s; 140. Henry Miller (b. 1891), whom Orwell discusses in 'Inside the Whale'; 141. Kingsley Martin (1897-1969), Editor of the New Statement, leading spokesman of the intellectual left, here taking part in 'the Brains Trust'; 142. Julian Symons (b. 1912), writer and friend of Orwell's during the later years; 143. Fredric Warburg (b. 1897), publisher of 'Homage to Catalonia', 'Animal Farm', 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' and other books by Orwell; 144. Mulcolm Muggeridge (b. 1903), a close friend in the 1940s; 145. Victor Gollancz (1893-1967), Orwell's first English publisher