Henry Miller Signed Autograph Letter

  

Autograph letter signed, without place, February 6 or 7 [after 1944], to jack hines. He informs him that his friend's paintings, the painter Emil schnellock, have been shipped. On the laborious beginnings of miller with writing between 1922 and 1934 told to his friend emil schnellock, see letters to emil (1991). He would like to send him his famous tropic of Capricorn but he has only one copy left.

Typical note of the author in a picture of a woman: "Is this your wife whose photo you sent? If not, it should be. I swear I saw her somewhere - maybe in a dream. If all the paintings are not there yet they will be in a day or two - everything was sent - by emil - days ago.

When your message came thru - and i only learned of it 2 days afterwards. I wrote george laite to send you the capricorn record. I wish i could send you the book - but don't have any copies except one.

Is that your wife which photo you smell? If not, she might to be. I could wear i saw her somewhere - maybe in a dream. Do you have a copy of that book porter published for me - "semblance of a chosen past"? If not, i'll send you one.

It might be good to have at the show - it's about paints & painting - from the "emil" letters from paris. Three holes of marginal binders, without prejudice to the text. Henry valentine miller is an American novelist and essayist. More information about Henry Miller. This is an authentic letter.

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France free shipping private carrier on request. Shiltonson letters autographs & historical documents. The item "henry miller letter autograph signed" has been on sale since Monday, November 18, 2019.

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1. subtype: autograph on paper
Age: 20th century
2. theme: literature
3. type: autograph, dedication
4. number of pages: 1