White Life, a biography of Benedict de Spinoza, called Baruch by Stone. Truly Valiant closed after only one night because of critical approbation. The Dark Mirror (performed by the Lenox Hill Players in 1928), and Very few of Stone's plays were performed except for All other undated stories were most likely written betweenġ9. Exact dates for unproduced plays were drawn from a photocopy of a literary diary that can be found in Stone's Bio-bibliographicįiles (Series 5: Professional Papers: Bio-bibliographic Files). Los Angeles Mirror News, and part of a braille translation of the title page.ĭramatic Works is further divided into three sub-subseries: Theater, Film, and Radio. Adaptation Files includes a synopsis of the work for a possible movie adaptation, a serialization in the Mainstream of American series along with publicity and reviews for Also in Draft Files are several modus operandi, some relating to only one chapter,Īs well as several drafts for every chapter Jean Stone's edits follow Stone's drafts. Than in any of his other books, Stone mixed his research and reference material with his Draft Files notes, which includeĮxtensive chronologies for each chapter.

The files also contain a collection of original tithe receiptsįrom 1853-1860, and an unfinished time map chronicling the day by day events in Colorado, Utah, Nevada, and California. Research and Reference Files contains many of Stone's general notes on each subject and area within the Far West, includingĬorrespondence with people who assisted in Stone's research. There is also relatively little material in Publicity and Review Files or Adaptation Files, reflecting Stone's decline in There areĮxtensive notes on spelling, focusing on the French names that were used in the work, but there are no galleys forĭepths of Glory. Stone grouped all artists, collectors, critics, and dealers together,Īnd filed them alphabetically by the category to which they belonged (i.e., Mary Cassatt can be found under 'A' for 'Artist').ĭepths of Glory's draft files is unusual in that the manuscript notes and drafts were entirely separated from the typescripts. Stone used Janine Bailly-Herzberg's then-unpublished manuscript of Pissaro's correspondence,Īlong with correspondence held at the Ashmolean Museum. Wife's experiences as a maid and housewife. The files contain Stone's research into the artists, collectors, critics, and dealers that influenced and were influencedīy Pissaro the artistic climate of Paris his family, as well as his background as a native of a Caribbean island and his

Research and Reference Files consists of Character and Chronology Files, Subject Files, and Research Correspondence and Travelįiles.

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