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"Op. 48"

For voice and piano.

For piano.

During my final year of the Masters of Architecture program at Washington University in St. Louis, I became interested in exploring the opportunities for escape, relaxation, and discovery on a riverside site in nothern St. Louis County. This book…

Catalog record.

Newspaper advertisement clipping for Mrs. Ted Bliss by Stanley Elkin, 1995.

In his 1960 introduction to an exhibit catalog on the painter Corot, James Merrill wrote, “The writer will always envy the painter.” This interest in the relationship between literature and the visual arts emerges years later in the poem…

Autograph letter: David Ignatow to Dickey, 1956: August 14; Ignatow writes to update Dickey on his life and asks that he give criticism/comments on some poetry that he intends to mail him.

Typescript letter with autograph: David Ignatow to James Dickey, 1957: January 31; Ignatow updates Dickey on his life and on the lives of mutual acquaintances.