{"value"=>"<p>Rollins' personal interests are revealed through his collection of art, books, calendars, clippings, posters, programs, and a scrapbook. None of these items document his activities.</p> <p>Art is comprised mainly of portraits of Rollins, created and sent as gifts by fans and friends, in the form of oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, and sketches. These include a folio of portraits by Klaus Albrechtsen. There is also a set of art works that do not depict Rollins, and may have been displayed in his home.</p> <p>The books include music instruction manuals, coffee table books of jazz photography, and books on yoga and Rosicruicanism. The calendars feature images of jazz musicians, including Rollins.</p> <p>Rollins regularly saved clippings about music, musicians (especially obituaries), and current events, in particular regarding issues such as racism, injustice, the environment, inequality, and politics.</p> <p>The posters advertise performances by other musicians. The programs document concerts, memorial services, lectures, and other events. Rollins attended some of these events, while other programs were sent to him by friends. The scrapbook, containing published photographs of jazz musicians, was created for Rollins by an unidentified fan or friend.</p>"}