Correspondence and fragments of newspaper cuttings on Isabelle Eberhardt as a historical character. This work was apparently initially conceived of as a screenplay, but published as a book.
Correspondence with readers and publishers, and some notes on promotional tour. Beverly Berger notes: "Only general corres. All letters with different publishers are in publishers files."
Correspondence, photographs, drawings, press cuttings and royalty statements concerning John Berger's relationship with the Russian sculptor Ernst Neizvestny, subject of John Berger's study Art and Revolution (1969). Includes drawings by Neizvestny.
Correspondence with readers and publishers relating to Berger's books. Enclosures include an exhibition catalogue, rights and royalties documents, photographs and press cuttings.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Dutch, English, French, French, German, Italian, and Russian