B. PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

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{"value"=>"<p>Items in the professional correspondence of special interest because of the prominence of the authors are letters to <span class=\"persname\">Massine</span> from <span class=\"persname\">Marc Chagall</span> (March 2, 1943, in Russian; April 7, 1943, in Russian, with a drawing; and February 4, 1953); <span class=\"persname\">Salvador Dali</span> (September 8, 1953); <span class=\"persname\">Manuel de Falla</span> (March 15, 1943 & November 12, 1944); <span class=\"persname\">Andre Derain</span> (September 11, 1953); <span class=\"persname\">Sir Maynard Keynes</span> (November 6 and 14, 1944); and <span class=\"persname\">Henri Matisse</span> (August 30, 1953).</p> <p>Some other noteworthy figures whose letters may be found with the professional correspondence are <span class=\"persname\">Richard Buckle</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Lucia Chase</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Serge Denham</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Mstislav Doboujinsky</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Sol Hurok</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Nicholas Nabokov</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Michael Powell</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Leopold Stokowski</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Pavel Tchelichev</span> and <span class=\"persname\">Ninette de Valois</span>, as well as prominent dancers such as <span class=\"persname\">Danilova</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Baronova</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Verchinina</span>, and <span class=\"persname\">Hightower</span>.</p> <p>The professional correspondence is sorted by date with an index of correspondents. It is mostly in English, Italian, and French. The professional correspondence subseries includes a little general legal correspondence, but correspondence with the legal firms of <span class=\"persname\">Stephenson Harwood</span> and <span class=\"persname\">Tatham</span>, and <span class=\"persname\">Boudin</span>, <span class=\"persname\">Cohn</span> and <span class=\"persname\">Glickstein</span>, are contained in the legal series. Also separated from the correspondence series is routine banking and insurance correspondence, and materials related to the building of <span class=\"persname\">Massine's</span> boat; these items are part of the financial series.</p>"}
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1938
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1938
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1958
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1938
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1958
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2039 items

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  1. 1938
  2. 1939
  3. 1940
  4. 1941
  5. 1942 Jan.-May
  6. June-Oct
  7. Nov.-Dec
  8. 1943 Jan.-Feb
  9. Mar
  10. Apr
  11. May-July
  12. Aug
  13. Sept
  14. Oct
  15. Nov.-Dec
  16. 1944 Jan.-Feb
  17. Mar.-May
  18. June-July
  19. Aug
  20. Sept
  21. Oct
  22. Nov
  23. Dec. and N.D
  24. 1945 Jan.-Feb
  25. Mar
  26. Apr
  27. May
  28. June-July
  29. Aug.-Dec
  30. 1946
  31. 1947 Jan.-June
  32. July-Aug
  33. Sept
  34. Oct.-Dec
  35. 1948 Jan.-May
  36. June-July
  37. Aug.-Dec
  38. 1949 Jan.-June
  39. July-Dec
  40. 1950 Jan.-Mar
  41. Apr
  42. May-June
  43. July-Aug
  44. Sept.-Oct
  45. Nov
  46. Dec
  47. 1951 Jan. 3-15
  48. 17-29
  49. Feb
  50. Mar
  51. Apr
  52. May-June
  53. July-Aug
  54. Sept
  55. Oct. 3-15
  56. 16-31
  57. Nov
  58. Dec. and N.D
  59. 1952 Jan. 1-15
  60. 16-31
  61. Feb. 1-15
  62. 16-28
  63. Mar
  64. Apr. 1-9
  65. 11-29
  66. May
  67. June 2-12
  68. 16-30
  69. July
  70. Aug
  71. 1952 Sept.
  72. Oct
  73. Nov. 2-19
  74. 20-30
  75. Dec. 2-10
  76. 11-19
  77. 20-26
  78. 28-31 and N.D
  79. 1953 Jan. 1-15
  80. 16-31
  81. Feb. 3-8
  82. 10-18
  83. 20-28
  84. Mar. 2-12
  85. 13-31
  86. Apr
  87. May
  88. June
  89. July 2-15
  90. 17-31
  91. Aug. 2-10
  92. 11-20
  93. 21-31
  94. 1953 Sept. 3-11
  95. 15-24
  96. 25-30
  97. Oct. 1-10
  98. 11-31
  99. Nov. 1-14
  100. 15-29
  101. Dec. 1-10
  102. 11-27 and N.D
  103. 1954 Jan. 1-8
  104. 12-27
  105. Feb. 1-14
  106. 15-27
  107. Mar. 1-10
  108. 11-31
  109. Apr
  110. May
  111. June
  112. July 1-19
  113. 20-31
  114. Aug
  115. Sept
  116. 1954 Oct. 2-14
  117. 16-29
  118. Nov. 1-15
  119. 16-26
  120. Dec. and N.D
  121. 1955 Jan.
  122. Feb
  123. Mar
  124. Apr.-June
  125. July-Aug
  126. Sept.-Oct
  127. Nov.-Dec. and N.D
  128. 1957-1958
  129. and fragments