Iris Hartman sends Beauford Delaney a monetary gift and writes that she is sorry that nothing came about from her attempt at getting him on the cover of Time Magazine. She tells him that a French newspaper published a map of the future plans for the Vercingetorix area. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of 'Rain, Steam and Speed- the Great Western Railway' by Joseph Mallord William Turner. Iris Hartman writes from London about her visit to the National Gallery and about how Turner was quite ahead of his time as an impressionist painter. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of the Prometheus Fountain in Rockefeller Center. Iris Hartman writes to Beauford Delaney from New York telling him that she is in the process of cleaning out years of hoarding from her mother's house. Handwritten.

Iris Hartman writes to Beauford Delaney about Michael Freilich's death (owner of Roko Gallery), and about their life in a retirement village in Southbury, Connecticut. Handwritten. Envelope and newspaper clipping attached, 'Michael L. Freilich Dead at 62; Operated Roko Gallery of Art'

Iris Hartman updates Beauford Delaney on their travels into Rome. Handwritten.

Iris Hartman writes that she wishes to bring an American friend by to see his studio. Handwritten.

Iris Hartman writes about a young American painter is coming to stay with them and wishes that he would meet her. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of Cala Santanyi, Mallorca. Iris Hartman updates Beauford Delaney on their travels. Handwritten.

Sheigla Hartman writes to Beauford Delaney and tells him that she is going home for Christmas. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of Hotel de Paris in Georgetown, Colorado. Sheigla Hartman writes to Beauford Delaney from Colorado. Handwritten.

Beauford Delaney writes a note to Bernard Hassel letting him know that he had to go to M. Bioud's and would not be in. Handwritten.

Bernard Hassell writes to Beauford Delaney asking him if it is possible for him to borrow 200 francs. Handwritten.

Bernard Hassell writes to Beauford Delaney asking him to send him 300 Francs so that he can get back to Paris and try to get himself back together. Handwritten.

Bernard Hassell writes to Beauford Delaney that he is in trouble and needs help getting out of it. He writes that he is very down and needs $500. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of men unloading boxes of sardines from boats. Miriam and Palmer Hayden write from Concarneau about their vacation in Brittany. Handwritten.

Miriam and Palmer Hayden write to Joseph Delaney about Beauford Delaney's improving condition after his "crack up". Handwritten.

Miriam and Palmer Hayden recount the final days of their trip and their return to New York City. Handwritten.

Miriam and Palmer Hayden congratulate Beauford Delaney on finding a new studio and hope that he will begin showing his work consistently. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Depicts flowers and fantail goldfish. Miriam Hayden tells Beauford Delaney about her upcoming trip across country and congratulate him on settling into his new studio. She writes that she has a painter friend (Tina Connell), who is travelling to Paris, that she wishes he could find the time to meet. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Depicts 'The Crookedest Street in the World, San Francisco'. Miriam Hayden updates Beauford Delaney about her trip. She writes from California about the beauty of the blossoming desert flowers. Handwritten.