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The Library of Roger Wagner - PBA Galleries

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MANUSCRIPT “WALL CHART” OF THINGS TO DO AND REMEMBER<br />

96. miller, henry. “Wall Chart” - original notes by Miller on verso <strong>of</strong> a broadside. Broadside entitled,<br />

“Information du Film,” dated April 15, 1932, with manuscript notes by Henry Miller on verso. 30x40.<br />

Paris: 1932<br />

Miller’s holograph notes are reminders to himself and lists to remember, such as “record<br />

dreams,” “Cultivate stationery store man - have a drink with him Sunday morning,” “Books<br />

to Read,” “Get card for American <strong>Library</strong> or Sylvia Beach,” “Steal good books from Am.<br />

<strong>Library</strong>,” (At his list <strong>of</strong> books to read, he had noted “Steal” next to a few); “Plan bicycle trips<br />

- Strasbourg, Meaux, Provins, Brussels, Amiens, Rouen, Tours, Chinon,” “Buy tin file case<br />

like Fraenkel’s,” “Make idiot savant drawings for Emil. Skeletons whose bones are wired with<br />

words...,” “On cold nights paint the walls - Tackle it con furioso!,” “Invite Kaun [?], Zadkine for<br />

dinner - but separately!,” “Tragic Sense <strong>of</strong> Life - Unamuno - Multaluli - Louis Couperus (fuck<br />

him - he’s n.g.),” and many other tidbits. A fascinating chart detailing Miller’s daily doings in<br />

Paris. Split into two large sections, with creases from folding and tears along creases, this piece is<br />

fragile but easily legible - would look wonderful framed; very good.<br />

(6000/9000)<br />

Lot 96<br />

Each lot is illustrated in color in the online version<strong>of</strong> the catalogue.<br />

Go to www.pbagalleries.com<br />

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