Scarlet sails : production material, 1967.

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Scarlet sails : production material, 1967.

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In this Russian classic of romance and adventure at sea, Arthur Grey falls in love with Asole without ever having exchanged a word with her. Also known in English translation as "Crimson Sails." The manuscript portion of the collection includes one 43-page corrected galley proof, five pages of correspondence, 106 pages of research materials. Reproductions in the collection include 3 reproductions of illustration in tempera with overlay, 19 proofs of illustrations, 18 positive images of illustrations, 22 negative images of illustrations. The illustrations include 62 items (tempera, pencil, colored pencil, ink, some with overlays), 9 illustrations on reproductions (pencil), 103 studies (pencil, colored pencil,ink, felt pen, tempera), 20 color swatches, 92 pages of notes and layout notes, 2 sketchbooks, 142 pages of research material.

Illustrations : 492 items.Manuscripts : 154 folders.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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