Box 4
Contains 180 Results:
Postcard to Beauford Delaney from Peter Eyre; Paris, France, 1962 March 27
Depicts color image of butterflyfish. Peter Eyre asks Beauford Delaney if he and a friend can come to see him. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Peter Eyre; London, England, 1966 January 7
Peter Eyre expresses his wish that Beauford Delaney have an exhibition that affords him the opportunity to sell his paintings. He asks if he has a gallery in London that actively displays his work. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Peter Eyre; Paris, France, 1971 December 23
Peter Eyre writes an apology letter for his behavior and tells Beauford Delaney to tell James Baldwin that he regrets the whole ordeal. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Peter Eyre, undated
Peter Eyre writes that he would like to stop by Beauford Delaney's studio with his parents. Handwritten.
Letter to Joseph Delaney from Charles Farr; San Francisco, California, 1991 May 14
Charles Farr thanks Joseph Delaney for his visit to Knoxville and writes about his time in New York City. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Postcard to Beauford Delaney from Isabelle Fey; Tuckahoe, New York, 1954 April 2
Depicts black and white image of lighthouse beside a cliff. Isabelle Fey writes that they are still travelling, and she asks Beauford Delaney how he is doing. Handwritten.
Postcard to Beauford Delaney from Isabelle Fey; Paddington, England, 1955 July 7
Depicts black and white image of blue and white Staffordshire pottery. Isabelle Fey writes that she wishes to be able to see Beauford Delaney during her trip to Paris. Handwritten.
Postcard to Beauford Delaney from Edward Field; Pisa, Italy, 1954 January 23
Depicts black and white image of Leaning Tower of Pisa. Edward Field writes that he plans to write a more detailed letter once he returns to the USA. Handwritten.
Greeting Card to Beauford Delaney from Edward Field; New York, New York, 1964 December 18
Depicts full color image of 'The Book of Prayers'. Edward Field and Neil send season's greetings to Beauford Delaney. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Edward Field; New York, New York, 1965 April 22
Edward Field updates Beauford Delaney on he and Neil's life and their plans for the upcoming year. Typescript.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Edward Field; New York, New York, 1966 January 28
Edward Field updates Beauford Delaney on his life, his plans for the upcoming year, and their mutual friends. Typescript.
Greeting Card to Beauford Delaney from Edward Field; New York, New York, undated
Depicts full color image of Gilbert Harris painting and Anne Frank quotation. Season's greetings card. Handwritten.
Greeting Card to Beauford Delaney from Warrington and Ella Colescott, undated; (Photocopy. Original removed for preservation)
Depicts black and white etch of a seated figure with "Ring Bells" written. Holiday Greeting card from the Colescotts. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Alan Denson; Westmorland, England, 1966 January 17; (Photocopy. Original removed for preservation)
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Robert Erickson; Collinsville, Illinois, 1967 December 18; (Photocopy. Original removed for preservation)
Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Alan Denson; Westmorland, England, 1966 February 24; (Photocopy. Original removed for preservation)
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Warrington Colescott; Madison, Wisconsin, 1962 December 21; (Photocopy. Original removed for preservation)
Warrington and Ella Colescott send holiday greetings to Beauford Delaney. They write about his unique ability to be so true to himself, but also so universally likeable. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Robert Cordier; Paris, France, 1964 August 23
Birth announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Cordier. Typescript.
Callem, Mary; Correspondence from Beauford Delaney, 1952
Letter to Mary Callem from Beauford Delaney, 1952 December 14
Beauford Delaney gives seasons greetings to Mary Callem. An ink sketch of a tree is drawn on the paper. Handwritten.