Box 8
Contains 257 Results:
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Stephen L. Schlesinger; New York, New York, 1966 March 9
Stephen Schlesinger informs Beauford Delaney that he has not been awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship for 1966. Typescript. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Anita and Helmut Schwaighoffer; Paris, France, 1969 November 5
Anita and Helmut Schwaighoffer invite Beauford Delaney over for drinks. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Anita and Helmut Schwaighoffer; Paris, France, 1969 December 1
Anita and Helmut Schwaighoffer write that they have tried to call him several times. They invite him to go with them to an upcoming gallery opening as well as to an upcoming English play. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Postcard to Beauford Delaney from Anita and Helmut Schwaighoffer; Paris, France, 1969 December 20
Anita and Helmut Schwaighoffer wish Beauford Delaney a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Handwritten. Depicts color image of woman wearing a pashk-shalwar and surree.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Frank Scovile; Akron, Ohio, 1958 February 24
Frank Scoville apologizes to Beauford Delaney for not writing to him sooner. He writes that he assumes that he has made great strides as a painter. He tells him that Henry Miller sends his love. Frank Scoville writes that he has taken up oil painting as a way to express emotions that have built up inside of him. Handwritten.
Letter to William Seeman from Beauford Delaney; Paris, France, undated
Beauford Delaney writes to William Seeman, thanking him for the kind letters and the time that they spent together. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from William Seeman; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1961 June 13
William Seeman tells Beauford Delaney that they had his oil painting and the drawing of James Baldwin framed. Typescript. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from William Seeman; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1971 June 29
Joan Seeman introduces herself to Beauford Delaney as the Art Historian who wrote to him. She wishes to meet him while they are in Paris and tells him that he may know a mutual friend, Rosalyn Walker. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from William Seeman; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1972 July 12
William Seeman sends the final payment for the purchase of his painting. Typescript.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from William Seeman; Cincinnati, Ohio, undated
Joan and William Seeman send their warm regards to Beauford Delaney. Typescript. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Roland Sensini; Macerata, Italy, undated
Typescript.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Roland Sensini; Macareta, Italy, undated
Typescript.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Conrad Shadlen; London, England, 1972 March 16
Conrad Shadlen reflects upon his memories of Beauford Delaney. He writes that now that he is living in London, and he hopes to be able to see Beauford Delaney soon. Typescript.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Helen Shapiro; Great Neck, New York, 1967 August 29
Helen Shapiro (Bunny LeGros' sister) tells Beauford Delaney that her boys loved his painting and they are having it framed. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Joanne Sitwell; New York, New York, 1955 January 8
Joanne Sitwell writes of her trip to Florida. She tells Beauford Delaney that he is missed. She writes that her friend is sending him $50 as an expression of his faith and wishes for his continued success in painting. Handwritten. Envelope attached.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Joanne Sitwell; Berwick-upon-Tweed, England, 1968 April 5
Joanne Sitwell writes from Barmoor Castle. She laments the death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. She asks how his work has been coming along, and why he has not had an exhibit in London. Handwritten.
Letter to Beauford Delaney from Joanne Sitwell; London, England, 1969 November 13
Joanne Sitwell writes to Beauford Delaney from London. She tells him that she wishes to come visit him in Paris. Handwritten.
Telegram to Beauford Delaney from Joanne Sitwell; London, England, 1969 December 1
Joanne Sitwell sends Beauford Delaney a telegram informing him when she will be arriving in Paris. Typescript.
Greeting Card to Beauford Delaney from Joanne Sitwell, undated
Joanne and Bill Sitwell send Beauford Delaney a greeting from Paris. Handwritten. Depicts color image of the northern star shining light onto Christian nativity scene.
Greeting Card to Beauford Delaney from Joanne Sitwell, undated
Depicts color image of 'Bringing Home the Tree' by Grandma Moses. Joanne Sitwell tells Beauford Delaney that Christmas will not be the same without him. Handwritten.