Carl Van Vechten

Mason was also the patron of Langston Hughes , Louise Thompson , and others. ZNH 's friends, both black and white, and many of them influential in various ways, also included Carl Van Vechten and...

Dinesen was fascinated by Monroe's prettiness, vitality, and innocence: they reminded her, she said, of a lion cub. The old and the young woman danced together (though not, as legend relates, on the table).

Over the years, the old crowd had begun to disperse and the Saturday evening salons were frequented more by writers and less by artists. Although GS had published only a few volumes and had often...

At the end of the Second World War, GS and Alice Toklas made friends with a great number of American soldiers who were passing through Culoz. When they finally returned to Paris, the army followed...

The New York premiere followed by a couple of weeks a performance at Hartford, Connecticut.This publication (which contains an introduction by Carl Van Vechten ) was a slightly abridged reprint of the 1929 version...

In her will GS instructed her executors, Alice Toklas and Allan Stein , to pay Carl Van Vechten whatever he needed to have all her manuscripts published. Donald Gallup , curator of the Collection of American Literature

In this text Hurston traces the inner life of her central character, Arvay Henson. The author told Carl Van Vechten in a private letter that she chose a white heroine because I have hopes of...

The title quotes from ZNH herself, writing to Carl Van Vechten about her experience while sitting for a photograph that became famous.

Carl Van Vechten edited and selected the texts to provide a sample of the various styles and periods of GS 's writings. He puts her in the same category as Joyce , Eliot , and...

Things As They Are was GS 's first mature literary work, written in 1903 and originally entitled Q. E. D.

The series was published under the general editorship of Carl Van Vechten , with an advisory committee whose members were Donald C. Gallup , Donald Sutherland , and Thornton Wilder .