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The Inventory of the Anita Brookner Collection #830 The Inventory of the Anita Brookner Collection #830 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center BROOKNER, ANITA February 1985 I. MANUSCRIPTS and GALLEYS A. Book Reviews and Short Articles. (#1) Principally on artists or art, typescript, photocopy, or galleys, most with holo. corr. Published between 1972 and 1985 in various papers or periodicals, arranged by periodical in which published. Box 1 1. Art History, "David Makes a Speech," typescript 8 p. 2. Books and Bookmen, "The Complete Works of Jane Bowles," typescript 3p. 3. Burlington Magazine a. "The Dawn of Bohemianism," by George Levitine. i. Typescript 4p. ii. Typescript 4p., April 1979 b. "Ingres at the Petit Palais" Typescript 9 p. c. "Romanticism and Realism. The Mythology of Nineteenth Century Art," by Rosen and Zerner. 1985. Typescript photocopy, 8 p. d. "Thomas Couture and the Eclectic Vision," by Albert Boime. Typescript 7 p. e. Re. Prof. Colton's study of ·the iconography of Genius. Typescript, 4 p. 4. Harper's and Queen a. Re. Ann Schlee's novel, The Proprietor. Typescript, 3 p. b. Re. Penelope Gilliatt, the author. Photocopy typescript, 5 p. 5. London Review of Books a. "Passion," review of several books. Two copies; photocopy typescript, l0p. and galley. b. Re. Abel Gance's film,Napoleon. Typescript, 6p. 1 c. Re. Glyn Hughes's novel,Where ! Used to Play on the Green. Typescript, 3p. d. Re. The Golden Notebook Photocopy typescript, llp. e. Re. the history of fashion. Photocopy typescript, 13p. f. Re. recent books by women. Typescript, l0p. 6. The London Standard (#2) a. August, by Judith Rossner. Typescript, 2p. b. The Collected Stories of Colette, Typescript, 3p. c. Magic, by Janice Elliott. Typescript, 2p. d. The Reef and Roman Fever, by Edith Wharton. --Photocopy typescript, 3p. e. Time After Time, by Molly Keane. Typescript, 2p. f. Watson's Apology, by Beryl Bainbridge. Typescript, 2p. g. Re: Alice Thomas Ellis's novel. Typescript, 2p. h. Re: Barbara Pym. Typescript, 2p. i. Re:Keepers of the House, by L. de S.A. de Tera. Typescript, 2p. 7. New Criterion: "The Romantic Agony", galleys. 8. New York Times Book Review: Re ·Muriel Spark's --novel. Typescript, 4p. July 15, 1984. 9. The Observer Re Jealousy, printed as "Rival --Attractions." Photocopy typescript, 4p. 10. The Spectator: Colette. A biography by Michele Sarde. Photocopy typescript, 4p. 11. Sunday Times a. In the Psychiatrists' Chair, by Anthony Clare. Photocopy transcript, 2p. b. The Letters of Gustave Flaubert, ed. by Francis --Steegmuller; typescript photocopy 4p. Galleys include; AB from "Clair"; AN n.d., ALS, Feb. 16, 1983. 2 c. The Penitent, by Isaac B. Singer. i. Typescript, 4p. ii. Photocopy typescript, 3p. d. Stranger .2.!! the Square, by Arthur and Cynthia Koestler. Photocopy transcript, 4p. e. Re. Kenneth Clark, art historian. Typescript, Sp. f. Re. Rousseau's Confessions. Typescript, 4p. g. Re. fashion. Typescript, 6p. 12.·Times Educational Supplement" re. Nichole Ward Jouves' study of Baudelaire typescript. 2p. 13. Times Literary Supplement (#3) a. Titled 1. Baudelaire, Salon de 1846 ed. by David Kelley, two copies. Carbon typescript 7 p. Carbon typescript, different draft 7p. (#3) 2. Beggerman, Thief, Irwin Shaw. Typescript, 1 p. 3. "The Biblioteque Nationale," 1984 CTS, and galley. Typescript, 7p. Galley photocopy typescript, Sp. 4. Bloodline, by Sidney Sheldon. Photocopy typescript, 2p. 5. The Book of Job, New Translation. 6. Cesar and Augusta by Ronald Harwood. Photocopy typescript 2p. 7. Darling, You Shouldn't Have Gone to So Much Trouble, by C. Blackwood and A. Haycraft. Typescript, 3p. 8. Genius in the Drawing Room, The Literary Salon in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, ed. by P. Quennell~hotocopy transcript. 9. George Sand, by Ruth Jordan, Typescript, Sp. Photocopy typescript, Sp. 10. George Sand, The Country Waif ed. by Eirene Colles. Photocopy typescript. 3 11. Gustave Moreau, by Pierre-Louis Mathieu, Photocopy, typescript Sp. 12. The Journals and Letters of Fanny Burney(Madame D'Arblay}, Ed. by Joyce Hemlow. Photocopy typescript, 4p. 13. Madame de Stael Don Pedro de Souza: Correspondence Galleys Feb. 13, 1980. 14. Minutes to Midnight, by Nancy Spain. Photocopy typescript, 2p. 15. Oliver's Story, by Erich Segal. Photocopy typescript, 3p. 16. Other People's Letters, by Mina Curtiss. Typescript, 6p. 17. Past Imperfect, by Joan Collins. Photocopy typescript, 2p. 18. Picture Palace, by Paul Theroux; A Family Album, by David Galloway. Typescript, 2p. 19. Le plus beau de toutes les fetes, by Victor de Pange. Typescript, 6p. 20. Reigning Passions, by Kathrin Perutz. Photocopy typescript. 21. Susan Lenox, Her Fall and Rise, by David Graham Phillips.Typescript. 22. Tales From a Psychiatrist's Couch, by Catherine Storr. Typescript 2p. 23. Thomas Jefferson's Paris, by H.C. Rice, Jr. Photocopy typescript, 2p. 24. The Thorn Birds, by Colleen McCullough. --Photocopy typescript, 3p. 25. Victor Hugo, by Joanna Richardson. Typescript, 6p; photocopy typescript, 7p. 1 ANS n.d. from "E" (#3) b. Untitled: (#4) 1. Baron Robert Von Hirsch's Art collection. Typescript, 3p. 2. Benjamin Constant's letters to Mme. Recamier 4 3. Constable's Art, an analysis, two copies: typescript, 4p.; variant photocopy typecopy, 3p. 4. Dr. Greer's book on female painters. Typescript, 6p. 5. "The Faces of Art", an exhibit of portraits. Typescript, 3p. 6. Foundation, a TV Show. Typescript, 3p 7. French 18th century landscape drawing, an exhibit. Typescript, 4p • . 8. M. Houlin's study of developments in art. Typescript, Sp. 9. Oliver's book o~ Flaubert and Juliet Herbert. Typescript, Sp. 10. "The Orientalists", an exhibit. Photocopy typescript, 4p. 11. Prof. Storey's study of comedic art. Typescript, 7p. 12. Raby's biography of Harriet Smithson, two copies: typescript, 12 p.; photocopy typescript, 13 p. Susan Sontag's essay on the psychology of disease - (Unpublished) typescript, 3p. B. Book reviews and other short pieces -- no indication where published (#5) All photocopy typescript unless indicated otherwise. 1. Titled a. Absorption and Theatricality, Painting and the Beholder in the Age of Diderot, by Michael Fried. b. Baudelaire the Damned, by F.W.J. Hemming. lSp and corresp. c. Being Bernard Berenson. A Biography, by Meryle Secrest; Bernard Berenson. The Making of a Connoisseur, Ernest Samuels. 11 p. d. "Cezanne: Baigneuses". Script for TV show? 1 p. 5 e. Corot, by Jean Leymaire. 9 p. f. Delacroix. The Death of Sardanapolis, by Jack J. Spector. Typescript, 7 p. g. Deliberate Regression, Robert Harbison, !Op. h. The Gentle Barbarian. The Life and Work of --Turgenev, V. s. Pritche~ Sp.-- - i. Gericault by Charles Clement,two copies typescript 8 p. and cover -- Variant -- typescript photocopy, 8 p. (#5) j. La Belle Otero. The Last Great Courtesan, by Charles Castl~S~ k. A Lion for Love, Stendahl. A Biography, by Robert Alte~l~ 1. Mes Cahiers Bleus, Liane de Pougy. Typescript, Sp. --and cover. m. Rosa Bonheur: A Life and a Legend, py Dore Ashton --and Denise Browne Hare: 9p. 2. Untitled (including stories in the first person) (#6) a. AB's introduction to Virago paperback, The Constant Nymph by Margaret Kennedy. Typescrip"t-;-6p. b. Storm of childhood. Typescript photocopy, Sp. c. Story of a chance meeting and Cezanne's late portraits. Typescript, 6p. d. Book Review: Ancient Enemies, by Elizabeth North. Margarr Atwood's Dancing Girls; John Hawkes' Virginie. Typescript, Sp. e. British Broadcast Company (BBC): Third Talk. Typescript, Sp f. Courbet's Art, two copies. Typescript, 4p. (#6) Photocopy typescript, variant 4p. g. Delacroix and the Romantics. Photocopy typescript, 7p. h. Delaroche, an exhibit. Typescript, 2p. i. George Painter's biography of Chateaubriand. Typescript, Sp. 6 j. Gold and Fizdales' biography of Misa·sert. llp. k. Story: How to win through dirty tricks. Photocopy typescript, 3p. 1. Ingres and his portraiture. Typescript, 4p. m. Princess Christina Belgiojose, 19th century. Typescript, Sp. n. Professor Roger William's (U. of Wyoming) study of French 19th century writers. Typescript, 10 p. o. Rousseau's Social Contract. Photocopy typescript, 21 p. II. PRINTED ITEMS (#7) 1. The Observer "Rival Attractions", July 3, 1983. --clip 2. Times Literary Supplement. Complete copies unless indicated otherwise. 1975-1985 a. "The Rhetoric of Sensations", Oct. 3, 1975, p. 1139. b. "Night thoughts from Nohant",. June 11, 1976, p. 686. (#7) c. "Notre Pere de Paris", Nov. 5, 1976, p. 1386. d. "Madame de Stael, Don Pedro De Souza." Correspondence, Feb 14, 1980. Clip only. e. "The Return of the Earth Mothers", Feb. 22, 1980, p. 2 02. f. "The Book of Job." Dec. 10, 1980. Clip only. g. "Fandango-ing to a fortune", Aug. 14, 1981, p. 9 26. h. "Ploughing a Provincial Furrow", Oct. 16, 1981, p. 1189. i. "The Biblioteque Nationale", Oct. 5, 1984, p. 1126. j. Dec. 21, 1984, no mention of AB? 7 ------·-··· ·•··-·-· -·· -···- -·-· k. Jan 4,· 1985, no mention of AB? B. Book Review "A Cinderella's Loneliness". Review of AB's Hotel du Lac by Barbara Hardy. Times Literary Supplement-,­ Sept. 14, 1984, p. 1019. 8 2brookn.a BROOKNER, ANITA Addenda: August 1987 - March 1988 Box 2 I. MANUSCRIPTS, 1985-1987. Typescript or photocopy typescript, unless indicated otherwise; most with holograph title, many with holo. corr. A. Short Story, "A Friend from England," holograph in spiral ring notebook. Ca. 30 p. (#1) B. Book Introductions, each 5-7 pages, for: (#2) 1. BOSTON ADVENTURE, Jean Stafford. Hogarth Press, 1986. 2. THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY, Edith Wharton. Penguin, 1986. 3. THE ISLAND OF DESIRE, Edith Wharton. Hogarth Press, 1985. 4. LIVING ON YESTERDAY, Edith Templeton. Hogarth Press, 1985. 5. SUMMER IN THE COUNTRY, Edith Templeton. Hogarth Press (reprint), 1985. C. Book Reviews. Year of publication appears on each review. Each 3-10 pages. Arranged by periodical and book title. (#3) 1. Burlington Magazine. GIAMBATTISTA TIEPOLO; HIS LIFE AND ART, Michael Levey.
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