Scope and Contents Wilmer F. Lucas writes that he has not forgotten about Beauford Delaney, but he has been extremely busy. He gives Beauford copies of two recent reviews of his appearances and tells him that his new play will be performed in Seattle. Handwritten. Three newspaper clippings attached, entitled 'Shuman, Hines, Chungs, Lucas' from The Seattle Times, 'I'm Not a Professional Negro, Says New York Playwright' from The Seattle Times, and 'Negroes Have Not Yet Begun to Fight, Warns Angry Writer' from...

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Wilmer F. Lucas writes from Knoxville, where he is serving as writer-in-residence at Knoxville College. He writes that he wishes to establish a permanent dialogue with Beauford Delaney and would like to use some of the funds that he is receiving from his residency to purchase some of his paintings. Typescript.

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Depicts a black and white image of the Eiffel Tower. Loren MacIver and Lloyd Frankenburg wish Beauford Delaney a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Handwritten.

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Depicts a black and white image of the Eiffel Tower with the Seine River in the foreground. Loren MacIver and Lloyd Frankenburg write that they hope to hear all about Beauford Delaney's travels when he returns to New York. Handwritten.

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Depicts a color illustration of Santa Claus carrying toys. Loren MacIver and Lloyd Frankenburg thanks Beauford Delaney for his lovely letter. They send him their holiday greetings. Handwritten.

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Cecile Macmullen writes that he will be arriving in Paris later in the month and would love the opportunity to see him when he is in town. Typescript.

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Depicts color image of 'Wonders of the Bush' by Papa Ibra Tall and includes black and white image of Clarence Major working in studio. Clarence Major writes to James Baldwin wishing him a happy holidays. He writes that some of his greatest work has come out of the bathroom. Handwritten.

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Depicting a color image of abstract landscape signed 'Hunter'. Edith and Fred Mason wish Beauford Delaney a Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

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Jordan Massee asks Beauford Delaney if he plans to stay in Paris. Handwritten.

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Depicts color image on the front of the card. Handwritten.

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Depicts color image of Rohtas Fort in West Pakistan. Bobbie McCall writes that he is looking forward to visiting him in his studio. Handwritten.

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E.E. McCoy writes that they may have the possibility to see him over the summer. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

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Fredda McDade Staples writes that she is a friend of the family from Knoxville and wishes to see him while she is in Paris. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

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Geo W. McDade sends a check to Beauford Delaney. Typescript. Envelope attached.

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Jack Micheline writes to Beauford Delaney asking for advice concerning his ex-wife. He writes about his failures in love and that he has missed the meaning of life. He includes a poem that he wrote about Beauford Delaney. Handwritten.

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Jack Micheline thanks Beauford Delaney for his kind and generous words regarding his recent separation. He writes about pain and the dangers of being a child who does not understand the world and the ways of humans. He includes a poem that he wrote entitled, "Poem in the Twilight of Spain". Handwritten. Envelope attached.

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Beauford Delaney writes to Henry Miller thanking him for being an inspiration to so many. He writes that he hopes soon to paint with a universality that is inspired by the life and work of Henry Miller. Handwritten.

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Beauford Delaney writes to Henry Miller about the beauty and togetherness that comes with Spring. He also writes that it is increasingly difficult to write lucidly about his feelings and his life. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

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Beauford Delaney writes that a friend had given him Playboy's feature on Henry Miller. He thanks Henry Miller for his generosity and his love for the human family. Handwritten.