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The Living Arts No. 4 - 1922

The Living Arts No. 4 - 1922

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Seller: Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA
Title
The Living Arts No. 4 - 1922
Seller
Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
Paris and New York: Publications Lucien Vogel and Conde Nast Publisher, 1922. Unbound. Near Fine. First edition. Folded signatures laid into printed wrappers as issued. A little soiling to the wrappers, very near fine. A lavishly illustrated mix of articles in French and English.
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Three typed letters signed ("Erskine") to Barnaby Conrad in Carpinteria, California; Scottsdale, April 12-June 24, 1979 by CALDWELL, Erskine

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Seller: Riverrun Books & Manuscripts
Title
Three typed letters signed ("Erskine") to Barnaby Conrad in Carpinteria, California; Scottsdale, April 12-June 24, 1979
Author
CALDWELL, Erskine
Seller
Riverrun Books & Manuscripts (United States)
Condition
One letter a bit wrinkled and with a few faint stains
Description
From the Bart Auerbach Collection. One letter a bit wrinkled and with a few faint stains. 2 pages, large 8vo (or small 4to) and a half-page 8vo, all single-spaced, with two envelopes. With a glossy photograph of Caldwell and a TLS and a signed card from his wife Virginia to the Conrads. The first two letters concern Caldwell's presence at the Conrad-run Seventh Annual Santa Barbara Writers Conference which he attended at the latter's invitation: "... The most recent [book] was two years ago... 'Afternoons in Mid-America'... circulation of all 50 books has been calculated to lightly million plus..." Most of the third letter relates to Sinclair Lewis and a visit he paid to Caldwell in Darien, Conn., "a long, long time ago now." (BA).

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