Box 1
Contains 57 Results:
Henry Miller collection of unpublished "China" manuscript and publisher correspondence
Unpublished manuscript - "China" by Henry Miller, 1979-02-27
"China: What is it? - The symbol for the artist's unconscious, the Paradise of the Womb, the pre-natal condition of security, death in life..."
Publisher correspondence, 1965-08-03 - 1979-07-13
Correspondence from Susan Herbert of MacGibbon & Kee Ltd. to Henry Miller, 1965-08-03
"Mr Davis-Poynter is away from the office at present so I am writing to thank you for your letter of the 31st July..."
Correspondence from R.G. Davis-Poynter of MacGibbon & Kee Ltd. to Henry Miller, 1965-08-23
"It was kind of you to write in such detail and I was most interested in your comments. I am also grateful to you for letting me have your image at 3 1/2..."
Correspondence from Henry Miller to Irene Blank Shapira, 1966-06-02
"You have recently advised me that you have undertaken a completed a screen play for a contemplated feature length documentary theatrical motion picture based upon a portion of my life and activities. As you have requested, I am writing this letter to indicate my interest in the possibility of such a project..."
Correspondence from Patrick Jenkins of Icon Books Ltd. to Henry Miller, 1967-09-28
"This is just to say how very much I appreciated the consideration you showed me yesterday. I know that you are pressed by a thousand and one claims on your time, and to spare half-an-hour to a fairly obscure publisher was an act of genuine kindness..."
Correspondence from Patrick Jenkins of Icon Books Ltd. to Henry Miller, 1967-11-01
"Very many thanks for your letter. Yes, I heard from Luther Nichols about two weeks ago and sent a copy of his letter to Dr. Hoffman. I certainly got the impression that he (personally) was very keen on the project and looking forward to further discussion with you on your return from Paris..."
Correspondence from Patrick Jenkins of Icon Books Ltd. to Henry Miller, 1967-12-06
"Thank you so much for your letter. Your news about Grossman bringing out a new edition of TOPAINT IS TO LOVE AGAIN is most interesting, and with an added text and fresh illustrations. May I consider this, and then come back to you in about ten days[sic] time?..."
Correspondence from Patrick Jenkins of Icon Books Ltd. to Henry Miller, 1967-12-26
"Your letter of December 12 arrived just before the holiday - presumably delayed by pre-Christmas mails, and only today have I returned to the office. As you know I am most interested in the possibility of publishing an art book that would be representative of your paintings, but I could not afford to carry the entire investment..."