ALS, n.d. [1929], Bellignin, to George [Hugnet].

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ALS, n.d. [1929], Bellignin, to George [Hugnet].

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Gertrude Stein writes to George [Hugnet] asking him to return "Alice's book." "I made a very good portrait of you, after your visit, in English of course and I'd like you to see it but you won't now until Alice gets her book back and I [proofs]..." She goes on to describe how they are raising "Basket," their new dog.

2 p., 27 x 20.7 cm.

Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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