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Many of these were probably created to be used in various design projects. Those depicted here include Bill Brandt, The Fugs, Brigid Berlin (née Brigid Polk), Gerard Malanga, and other unidentified artists and cultural figures.

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Images of George Balanchine and John Betjeman.

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Includes images of Brandt (possibly by Diane Arbus), Arthur Waley, Cyril Connolly, Malcolm Muggeridge. Stamps on the back of the photographs suggest that they were used in a project for Harper's Bazaar.

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Includes a photograph credited to Moritz Wallach, Noren's maternal grandfather. Several photographs may be by other members of Noren's family.

Scope and Contents The small amount of correspondence here primarily consists of incoming postcards and notes. There are a few personal letters, including one in Portuguese and several in French. Of note is a 1981 letter from Richard Avedon referring to a Vanity Fair project (probably the first issue of the new version of the magazine that Feitler worked on shortly before her death). A letter from Annie Leibovitz discusses various collaborations with Feitler, behind-the-scenes...

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Includes pen and ink illustrations by Tomi Ungerer; other artists are unidentified. Some are inscribed as gifts to Feitler, others may be artwork commissioned or used in design projects.